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Makes you wonder what made them deside to make a 73/76 weighted keyboard... Mostly synth players buy this size for various reasons, people that want weighted keys will allmost allways buy the 88 key version.. Go check out some other keyboard forums. Tons of keyboard players have been screaming for ...

73 note E to E is the classic Rhodes layout. Tons of keyboard players are already familiar with it, and it's the reason Korg put it into the SV1.

Personally, I'm glad they went this way with the Kronos...if you need a few more keys, get the 88.

You do realize this is a Korg forum, right?

Why the heck would you send a letter to Kurzweil here?



btw, having talked with some Kurz techs...I much prefer the direction they're going with their new designs then anything you described.

Trying to decide between a Kronos 73 and a Nord Stage 2.

Decisions...decisions...

Blergh. One potential buyer gone. Hundreds of others still wanting. Bad for you. Good for Korg! :lol: What do you mean..."Bad for him?" This is good for him...he knows the Kronos is not the right keyboard for him. Why is that bad? He already owns a keyboard that has what he wants the way he wants ...

synthdogg Why did you hate them? I use them for a scratch pad for chords when writing new songs. They are brilliant for flushing out a song. I hated them because for me, they were poorly implemented. They felt cheap, had no resistance, they would get bumped easily in between the keyboard and the ...

ozy wrote:

I think Attic has a point.

Ugh....I hated those f*!@ing pads. Smart design move to axe them.

Uuuhhh....somehow I have this crazy feeling that the Japanese synth producer may not be entirely factual.

...just a hunch

Thanks Martin, it's edited. The Radias board is in a separate auction:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :MESELX:IT

Thanks for the interest so far. The M3 73 has been put on ebay at $750 NR

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0393858553

Korg M3 73 with EXB-256 expansion for sale

Hey all, I'm curious about the FW-EXB, it looks like it could be a cool solution to use the M3 as an audio/midi interface for a laptop live, but from what I'm reading it doesn't look like that's what it was designed for. Does anyone have any experience with this? The M3 would be hooked to a macbook ...

I have a couple of wishes, not necessarily for the M3, but for it's predecessor (whatever that may be): - Physically speaking, please make the next generation M3 compatible with the current line of keybeds!!!! I love the keyboard, and would much prefer just swapping out the modules (or using them ...

jeanome wrote: no need to worry about having someone bump up agains the stick.

You guys know that you don't need to leave the memory stick plugged in, right?