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Are there any of the developer team, to tell as what is his plan for future. I am talking about the near future. I am a buyer of the finished not a experiment product.

Completely understand that you are frustrated.
Firstly, no manufacturer is going to divulge future plans, near or far (would be nice but that's reality)
If you believe you are an owner of an unfinished product only fit for experimentation, then get rid of it immediately and get your money back (or don't buy it in the first place).

I would need clarification of your term "unfinished" - can't see anything unfinished - but I may be wrong - please give me some unfinished facts.

From what I am reading on these forums and elsewhere, I seriously believe you'll find that the product matches its detailed specs and manuals. Yes there are a couple of bugs discovered which Korg have already acknowledged ON THESE FORUMS (aren't we lucky)
This is a NEW keyboard with some different designs, new features and different hardware.

If you want it to be exactly like the last model with a few new things then maybe consider a Tyros or simply keep the last model if it is nearer to your needs.

I am VERY keen to get all the info I can on this amazing keyboard and then I'll decide when to buy.
So far I am seeing the same few owners wanting a small collection unspecified features or changes (some even wish-list items) - and that's fine.
Seems like the feedback from owners who are out there playing it are excited by it enjoying it.

I, and maybe others reading these topics, am keen to get a clear picture of this keyboard.
It is very hard to determine from such a small number of complaints most of which, as I say, are not items misrepresented in any way in the documentation.

The "satisfied" owners feedback is very encouraging so far - would like to hear more.

Keep it all coming and thanks

Pete

iOpus wrote:

I think that the number of buyers of every new Korg arranger is 80% of existing users of any earlier Pa arranger.
We follow the Korg, so Korg must follow us.

+1. That's very true.

As a Korg faithful I've upgraded to all of their previous arrangers. Now with Pa4
issues listed here it seems too risky to spend on it and re learn new os. Reason to replace Pa3x would be for better sounding machine , but if it comes with so many concerns and os changes that does nothing (on the contrary)to improve performance...I will skip this one.
Korg, you let us down this time.
Ade

Korg, you let us down this time.

Hmmmm....
I repeat - I am very grateful for everyone's feedback and comments but seriously, Korg has not let anyone down - no promises broken, no false representation in any documentation, direct responses from Paolo is also a great bonus for us, and probably most bug fixes sorted - and who knows, we might get FILL-to-VAR re-instated

If I had a PA4X here right now I would definitely not consider myself as stupid - I'd be up late every night playing it.

When I get one, I will know what I'm getting, embrace and enjoy the changes and play lots of music (some not particularly well!!) - that is what has happened for me with all my model updates so far.
If you really think you are stupid, PLEASE send your PA4X in my direction - happy to relieve you of the stupidity

Just my 2 cents...

Pete

Right on the ball again, Pete. Happy New Year to you.