Page 1 of 2
No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:19 am
by curvebender
I sold my Oasys a few weeks ago to buy the Kronos. That means I am no longer registered as an Oasys owner on Korg Usernet. Which means I'm NOT entitled to the Kronos credit system.
I find it absolutely despicable and cynical on Korgs side.
I paid for all the Oasys expansions as they were released, and now I am punished and no longer recognized as a loyal customer.
Thank you Korg.
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 12:31 pm
by danmusician
curvebender wrote:I sold my Oasys a few weeks ago to buy the Kronos. That means I am no longer registered as an Oasys owner on Korg Usernet. Which means I'm NOT entitled to the Kronos credit system.
I find it absolutely despicable and cynical on Korgs side.
I paid for all the Oasys expansions as they were released, and now I am punished and no longer recognized as a loyal customer.
Thank you Korg.
I'm curious how Korg knows you no longer own the Oasys. I'm preparing to sell my M3. I wouldn't have thought to un-register it.
I'm assuming that you got more money selling the board than the credit. Would you have kept the Oasys if you knew the credit was coming or that you would lose the credit because you sold it?
Presumably the new owner registered the board and is getting the credit. In that case, I would assume that would help the resale value of the Oasys. That doesn't help your situation but may benefit people looking to sell.
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 12:37 pm
by curvebender
danmusician wrote:I'm curious how Korg knows you no longer own the Oasys. I'm preparing to sell my M3. I wouldn't have thought to un-register it.
I had to un-register it, so that the new owner could register it in his name.
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 12:40 pm
by danmusician
curvebender wrote:danmusician wrote:I'm curious how Korg knows you no longer own the Oasys. I'm preparing to sell my M3. I wouldn't have thought to un-register it.
I had to un-register it, so that the new owner could register it in his name.
Again, out of curiosity, is there an advantage to registering a used instrument? I assume the warranty has expired.
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 12:43 pm
by curvebender
danmusician wrote:curvebender wrote:danmusician wrote:I'm curious how Korg knows you no longer own the Oasys. I'm preparing to sell my M3. I wouldn't have thought to un-register it.
I had to un-register it, so that the new owner could register it in his name.
Again, out of curiosity, is there an advantage to registering a used instrument? I assume the warranty has expired.
Yes, the warranty has expired, but if you ever needed to re-format your Oasys, I think you would need authorization codes which are available on your account.
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 1:47 pm
by RC-IA
Curve,
i understand you, because i bought a new oasys when it came out, i bought all the expansions, then i sold my oasys, i bought korg legacy software and now i bought a kronos, and it's the new owner of my oasys who did not bought it new and all the EXP that will benefit of the credit. of course it's annoying, but i think korg can not handle it another way they are, it's anyway a good gesture of them.
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 1:58 pm
by danmusician
curvebender wrote:danmusician wrote:curvebender wrote:
I had to un-register it, so that the new owner could register it in his name.
Again, out of curiosity, is there an advantage to registering a used instrument? I assume the warranty has expired.
Yes, the warranty has expired, but if you ever needed to re-format your Oasys, I think you would need authorization codes which are available on your account.
Thanks for the info. I had no idea. Sorry for how it worked out for you.
Am I correct that reformatting the Kronos would not require such codes?
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 2:36 pm
by curvebender
RC-IA wrote:but i think korg can not handle it another way
Yes they can!
By, let's say, offer the libraries with discount to present and past Oasys owners.

Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:45 pm
by MarPabl
Yes I would never buy an Oasys without proper access to
www.korguser.net and those 4 CD's to upgrade 1.1

Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:04 pm
by Hedegaard
curvebender wrote:danmusician wrote:I'm curious how Korg knows you no longer own the Oasys. I'm preparing to sell my M3. I wouldn't have thought to un-register it.
I had to un-register it, so that the new owner could register it in his name.
Sorry, but how is this "unfair" exactly?
You sold your Oasys, you're no longer a member of the best synthesizer club in the world, because you sold out.
Therefore of course you're not entitled for any credit.
When you bought the expansions (as did I and many others) after purchase, didn't you use them? Or did you use them?
If you used them, well, then you got what you paid for....a product that you used.
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:08 pm
by Hedegaard
In other words, you abandoned your Oasys.
You left a sinking ship and let everyone else stay on the ship to die a horrible death, while you were paddling away on your life raft.
Now Korg, is offering the rest of the people on the ship a lifevest....and wait....you feel cheated, because you don't have this lifevest.
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:33 pm
by RC-IA
Hed> i'm almost agree with you. Sa long as you sell a product, you loos the possible futures benefits of it. As an ex owner of a ful equipped oasys, i understand that it's the new owner, the guy who i sold my oasys, that will benefit of the credits, Becaus i have been honest ! I transfer the ownership on korg user. As i said above i would have been difficult for korg to handle this another way, but i must say that i take like a message: if i sell kronos for kronos 2 should i be honest and transfer the ownership, or shouldn't i keep the virtual ownership on korguser, in case of.........
Re: No Kronos credit for ex-Oasys owners..
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 5:16 am
by Mike Conway
curvebender wrote:I sold my Oasys a few weeks ago to buy the Kronos. That means I am no longer registered as an Oasys owner on Korg Usernet. Which means I'm NOT entitled to the Kronos credit system.
Oh... I wasn't aware that you had to still own the OASYS to be privy to the credit. Definitely good to know this, before making any plans. In other words, don't sell your OASYS, until after!
Once again, it's the second mouse who gets the cheese!

Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 5:52 am
by Kontrol49
Hedegaard wrote:In other words, you abandoned your Oasys.
you feel cheated, because you don't have this lifevest.
Thats not the best bit....
he(Curvebender) even had the cheek to PM me to ask for my promo codes because I stated that I don't want to take advantage of this offer from Korg because I have no plans to buy a K....
Irrespective of me wanting the rebate or not,I too paid for an Oasys,yet still have mine so have earnt that rebate whether I choose to take advantage of it or not is my Business.....you gave up that right when you sold it to someone else
Perhaps You'll think twice about ditching something then expecting everyone else to give you a free meal ticket and then complaining when the sweets are handed out,after youve left the table!
I'm a generous guy towards people I think deserve something,but freeloaders like this just simply piss me off,like they think the world owes them a living
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 3:59 pm
by Hedegaard
Haha kontrol49! Interesting.
But I think I'm a bit smarter than you;)
Read below......
Hey Curvebender, you can BUY my credits for 20% discount if you want?
You get some sounds for your board, and I get cool cash
