Kronos removed from the Korg Website
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- Synthmaestro
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Kronos removed from the Korg Website
Could this be the lead up for a new workstation soon?! or has the Nautilus taken it's spot for a bit?
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I wonder if there will be a new Kronos, even if it's just a slightly different version.
I still have my old Kronos (2010 or 2011?) and although it's still work, when I ever would need a new one, I really don't hope the Nautilus is the only alternative as the Kronos is harder to find now.
I can't imagine people using the Kronos wanting to 'lower' to the Nautilus (having no ribbon controller, less knobs/sliders and no aftertouch).
I still have my old Kronos (2010 or 2011?) and although it's still work, when I ever would need a new one, I really don't hope the Nautilus is the only alternative as the Kronos is harder to find now.
I can't imagine people using the Kronos wanting to 'lower' to the Nautilus (having no ribbon controller, less knobs/sliders and no aftertouch).

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I could not agree more.michelkeijzers wrote:I wonder if there will be a new Kronos, even if it's just a slightly different version.
I still have my old Kronos (2010 or 2011?) and although it's still work, when I ever would need a new one, I really don't hope the Nautilus is the only alternative as the Kronos is harder to find now.
I can't imagine people using the Kronos wanting to 'lower' to the Nautilus (having no ribbon controller, less knobs/sliders and no aftertouch).
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I don't understand why Korg does not give any clues about the future or at least keeps producing the Kronos until a real new flagship is available. I can imagine they do not want to post information about a new model too early, but calling the Nautilus a flag ship does not give much hope for a decent workstation.drama1 wrote:I could not agree more.michelkeijzers wrote:I wonder if there will be a new Kronos, even if it's just a slightly different version.
I still have my old Kronos (2010 or 2011?) and although it's still work, when I ever would need a new one, I really don't hope the Nautilus is the only alternative as the Kronos is harder to find now.
I can't imagine people using the Kronos wanting to 'lower' to the Nautilus (having no ribbon controller, less knobs/sliders and no aftertouch).
So maybe the future is inside soft synths (after almost 30 years using only Korg synths/workstations).

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