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Hi there,

Yes the Kronos are now rare everywhere. Keep looking in the used gear ads and you might get lucky finding one in great condition. Otherwise, you could always buy a brand new Nautilus if you love the sounds and don't mind not having as many controls (sliders, data knob, etc.) and no aftertouch (compared to the Kronos). And if ever you have the sound cutoff problem, it would be fixed for free under warranty. Then a year later when warranty is over, you could replace the SSD, it is not very difficult to do.

KK wrote:Hi there,

Yes the Kronos are now rare everywhere. Keep looking in the used gear ads and you might get lucky finding one in great condition. Otherwise, you could always buy a brand new Nautilus if you love the sounds and don't mind not having as many controls (sliders, data knob, etc.) and no aftertouch (compared to the Kronos). And if ever you have the sound cutoff problem, it would be fixed for free under warranty. Then a year later when warranty is over, you could replace the SSD, it is not very difficult to do.

Hi

Thank you for your answer

Seems I have to buy nautilus . I need 73 keys semi wight . Unfortunately I can't play with rh3 keys why rh3 keys are so bad for solo playing?

Regards
Mehran

Hi there,

Depends on everyone, In my case I love the RH3 action, perfect compromise between piano and organ/synths.

KK wrote:Hi there,

Depends on everyone, In my case I love the RH3 action, perfect compromise between piano and organ/synths.

Yes it's depend on everyone