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Rockitman, Thanks...I really appreciate the generous replies. 8) I've owned many Korgs over the years myself & out of all of them,the M3 was my favorite...but unfortunately(& I don't know if this was a common problem)..my OS crashed..as it seems that Korg overloaded the M3's capacity by cramming it ...

[...] I don't see how the place where buttons are located on the instrument, could have much effect to its price level. I'm seriously considering trading in my PA800 for a PA900. But first I want to play one! :-) I once watched a YT vid,where a manufacturer was explaining that front mounted volume ...

Just an afterthought...the Pa800 came out in 2006 and I noticed that in general,Korg's sampled based sounds have improved dramatically since then,so I'd imagine that if sample quality is top priority for the prospective buyer,wouldn't the clear choice be the Pa900? The Korg Triton EX for example ...

When comparing these amazing keyboards, remember that:- PA800 is basically a 61-key version of PA2XPro PA900 is a mid-range cut down version of PA3X So, although there will be improvements on the PA900. there may be things on the PA800 that could still sway your decision. Cheers Pete :D Considering ...

I see your points & can appreciate your disappointment,because I prefer the layout of the PaX models myself...but then,that's what happens in terms of features among different price ranges. Being that the Pa900 is $1,000 cheaper than the Pa800,I really don't have any valid complaints. It seems to me ...

Something that I had previously overlooked in the production description,that I noticed today,is that the Pa900 does have a 2-way speaker system(which confirms a separate tweeter)-which is great,but what about a bass port? Without that,I'd imagine that the audio from the speakers would be very boxy ...

I'm not a "fan-boy" of any particular brand,which is to say,that I do not dismiss an entire product line..because of one bad experience with a certain model. However though,I have leaned towards Korg for years,because I've found their sequencers more fluid and the gui's have a more sensical layout ...

I have a PA800 and only 2 outputs on the PA900 is a NO GO :( I actually haven't changed my keyboard because of that. I would need 6 outputs minimum (bass (mono), drums+perc (mono), acc (stereo), upper (stereo). Regards, Mauro I could see how that could be frustrating(being that most people probably ...

Up until recently,I've never had a need for arranger keyboards and honestly,in my mind...I could never justify the added expense,over a conventional workstation keyboard. However,I am looking at things a bit differently now and Korg's PA900 in particular,has had a heavy influence on me! :o The PAX3 ...

I had done a bit of my own research on the PA800 and the PA900.Another difference between the two I've noticed,is that the PA800 has 4 audio outputs,as compared to just 2 audio outs on the 900 model. I noticed that the 4 audio outputs are very important to those people who play live,as I've read ...

I'm well versed in workstation & computer workstations...but recently,I gained an interest in arranger keyboards and Korg has my attention in this area. I only work with computers currently,but I would like the ability to lay down song ideas without the dependence of a PC. Looking forward to ...