Trinity succesors

Merlekeys · Post by **Merlekeys** » Fri Aug 10, 2018 1:06 pm

Back in 1999 I bought a Trinity V3pro (76 key) which is still serving me well. However, I want to replace it. I want something more up to date. Can anyone tell me what the successors to the Trinity have been that offer similar features? I don't need the sequencer and I'll only need a 61-key synth. It's mainly for live performance use.

Timo · Post by **Timo** » Sat Aug 18, 2018 10:51 pm

Korg workstation timeline:-

M1 (1988) > Trinity (1995) > Triton (1999) > Triton Extreme (2004) > Oasys (2005) > M3 (2007) > Kronos (2011) > Kronos 2 (2014+)

There are various models inbetween, but the above are the full-blown, major milestones.

I would say that the Oasys took a different branch from the usual workstations as it was aimed as a pinnacle one-off, and the M3 wasn't a continuation of Oasys but a more affordable successor to the Triton Extreme, and the Oasys wasn't equalled or superceded until the Kronos/2.

number6uk · Post by **number6uk** » Fri Aug 24, 2018 11:26 am

M1 (1988) > T1 (1989) > 01W (1991) > Trinity (1995) > Triton (1999) > Triton Extreme (2004) > Oasys (2005) > M3 (2007) > Kronos (2011) > Kronos 2 (2014+)

I'm just being a knob... but didn't want to see the 01W missed out as that is where I started.

Timo · Post by **Timo** » Sat Sep 01, 2018 11:39 pm

number6uk wrote:M1 (1988) > T1 (1989) > 01W (1991) > Trinity (1995) > Triton (1999) > Triton Extreme (2004) > Oasys (2005) > M3 (2007) > Kronos (2011) > Kronos 2 (2014+)

I'm just being a knob... but didn't want to see the 01W missed out as that is where I started.

Definitely not being a knob, my experiences started with Trinity so was unsure of the earlier models!