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Yay! I just got mine upgraded. It was a little tricky -- you have to "buy" each module separately, and only one per shopping cart. I don't see LegacyCell though. Just PolySix, MS-20, Wavestation, and MDE-X. Haven't installed them yet, just finished getting the downloads. Anyway, thought I'd post ...

SanderXpander wrote:I don't have a MicroKorg, but I just saw this and wanted to say it's a great idea and product. Hope it takes off for you.

Thanks!

Running a sale on them right now -- $20 thru Sept 1. Available at EurekaSound.

If you are going to Summer NAMM 2014 in Nashville, you can stop by the EurekaSound booth in Exhibit Hall A, Booth 634, and see an MKAdapter on display there.

Forgot to include the link: If you want to buy one, go to:

http://www.eurekasound.com/synth

FluxWithIt video review showing how to use the MKAdapter to simplify your MicroKorg setup:

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Probably the conductive coating on the rubber pads under the keys is wearing off. I had to fix mine after many years of use. You can buy replacement keypads for not too much at Syntaur http://www.syntaur.com/korg_micro.html#microkorg Or, if you're intrepid (I was), you can use CaiKote to fix the ...

Hi, all... Been a long time MK user since my wife bought me one for my birthday nearly 10 years ago. It is my go-to synth when I have a patch idea and need to quickly make a new sound. A friend of mine mentioned this forum; not sure how I missed it before! Anyway, I had this idea in my head for a ...