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[byllsong]

Hi,
I just got my Kross 61.
Got it from Sam Ash in Miami Lakes.
I won't be able to hook it up until tomorrow afternoon.

One thing I noticed right away is the slot for the memory card.
I have a Triton Le that takes a larger size.
A quick Internet search indicates that there are three sizes
Standard
Mini
Micro.

I'm assuming that I need to purchase the mini size...is that correct?
Thanks

[michelkeijzers]

I only know default and micro ... and afaik it only accepts default SD cards. They come in three formats: SD, SDHC and SDXC.. please check which formats are supported too.
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[byllsong]

The slot is too small for the standard size.

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[michelkeijzers]

Ok ... that is different than most other Korg models ... but I'm sure it will be mentioned in the manual (you can download at Korg.com).
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[byllsong]

It does not indicate that it is a different size.
One would think that it means the standard card.

From Korg Kross specs:
SD Card Slot
1 slot
Max: 2 GB SD Memory Card is supported
Max: 32 GB SDHC Memory Card is supported
(SDXC Memory Cards are not supported)

[dadabujontomasteel]

Kross is a Music Workstation

A mobile synthesizer keyboard with impressive features

With the KROSS, the sounds and songs that you've created at home and the system that you use every day can go with you onto the stage or into the street! Featuring rich sounds that exceed its class, yet remaining highly portable, the KROSS is designed for practical usability. There's a convenient mic input and a built-in audio recorder, and it can run on 6 x AA batteries. It's a distinctive new standard in music workstations, with specs and style that set it apart from all others.

Product Highlights:

•Stylish and distinctive red and black two-tone color design

•The lightweight body is only 4.3 kg/9.5 lbs (61-key model) or 12.4 kg/27.3 lbs (88-key model), and can be powered by 6x AA batteries

•Piano, electric piano, and drum sounds that exceed its class

•A wide variety of sounds that utilize twice as much PCM memory as previous instruments, and meet the needs of a broad range of musical styles

•Sound Selector makes it easy to find the sound you're looking for

•Favorites function lets you register 64 selected sounds or audio songs for one-touch access - a great feature for live performances

•Pro-quality EDS-i sound engine built-in, with a total of seven effects available for simultaneous use

•External input jacks allow a mic or external audio source to be directly connected.

•Quick Layer/Split function for on-the-fly versatility

•Stereo audio recorder allows you to record and overdub your performances and vocals

•Step sequencer inherited from the Electribe, a 16-track MIDI sequencer, a drum track, and an arpeggiator

•Connects to your computer via USB for plug-in integration with your favorite DAW
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David

[byllsong]

I feel like a dodo.
I didn't realize there was a difference between the Smart Media card and the SD card.
My tech IQ is about a 3.
Thanks.

[SanderXpander]

Smart Media is often called CF (compact flash). It's annoying how many "standards" there are sometimes!