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[korg4all]

Hello ,

I am new to keyboards but have already been doing some research.
I am interested in purchasing a Korg Keyboard but Korg seems to do a poor job on their website to explain the differences between their portable kboards.

I am interested in particular in the M50 or the PA series (M50 or PA50 or 500 ,or 80 or 800)

Could anybody send me a link to get the comparison table for the specs of these keyboards?

thanks.

[Stephen]

How do you plan to use your keyboard?
That will dictate which will suit your needs, and you may get a lot more help.
The PA series are arrangers, and the M-50 is more of a performance synth, this is a very simplified explaination.
I have no knowledge of a comparison chart as you've requested, sorry.

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[korg4all]

I can see Yamaha designed hybrid Arranger Workstation professional keyboards ( with much more reasonable pricing) which to me makes sense ,why can't Korg design the same ?
I just want to play the keyboard with accompaniment and add styles if needed. If I can have workstation capability with it to create styles , then why not ? since the arranger is a keyboard after all ? Why separating the 2 instruments?

I think the keyboard world seems to be too confusing to newbies like me to get into ? So poor job from Korg to attract a wider public to buy their stuff .

[candlewick]

I blame the problem on every brand collectively trying to keep their own flock "at home" rather than designing instruments that are intuitive for the first time user. Studio guys will buy the best board for each application, its the hobbyists who have the harder question of which single board can be our swiss army knife.
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