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As far as the feel of the keybed goes, both the M50 and the Juno Stage feel almost identical. They both have a light synth action. Very easy to get around on.

:D I just got my M50 61 key. What a dazzling machine. Compared to my Juno Stage it does so much more. The M50 is a real all in one keyboard/workstation. I chose the 61 key version because I can control it via the Juno Stage's keyboard which has the 76 keys. If I had to choose one or the other, I ...

I understand that the M50 is going to be available November 1st. I can't find any retailer that has a price or availability of the 73 key model. Will it be released with the 61 and 88 key models?

From the midi implimentation chart it clearly shows, with an "O", that the M50 transmits as well as receives aftertouch information. If the keyboard of the M50 doesn't transmit aftertouch information, what controllers do transmit the information? The Roland Juno G also has a keyboard that doesn't ...

I would like to compare the patches and combis in the new M50 to that of the M3 and TR-le. I see that Korg has published the owner's manual and parameter guide for the M50. I can't seem to find any reference to patch/combi listings. Am I overlooking the information?

I've noticed that some of the 61 key and 88 key M50s are showing up for sale at some of the online retail music sites. No 73 key models tho. What's the scoop on the release of the 73 key version or is it not going to be manufactured?

I was checking out the specs of the new M50 for information concerning it's ability to do aftertouch. The Midi implementation chart shows the keyboard's ability to send and transmit key as well as channel aftertouch. Yet, in the specs chart it states that both the 88 and 61 keyboards do not have ...