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+10Sharp wrote: Guys... this ain't KORG Tech Support. You do not have the right to demand anything from KORG here, and people who do nothing but continuously complain are not welcome here either.
Regards
Sharp.
Couldn't agree more. I appreciate all your hard work Sharp, thanks a lot, you are doing a great thing for the community here. I find all feedback and advises I read here extremely helpful. It's too bad there's always a group moaning about the same topics, quite often even without proper arguments.Sharp wrote:I just bough 6 from Sweetwater and sent them all back because I didn't like the colour.jick wrote:Welcome to the forums. I am not sure to take you seriously.SOUL88321 wrote:HI, I JUST PURCHASED 2 88 KEY. BOTH MAKE A KNOCKING SOUND.SENT THEM BACK TO SWEETWATER.
Seriosuly...this crap has got to stop. This is a community for us. I don't want to come here every day to see the same people moaning and posting nothing .... NOTHING... but negative crap.
strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Well maybe there are a few more people having problems, but most people having problems will look for it on internet and will probably end here. Or even better: at a korg support center to let it fix (or ask for another one).qrobinez wrote:strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
I have an online store and understand feedback patterns.qrobinez wrote:strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
GregC wrote:I think the large majority of Kronos owners are more sophisticated and discerning, given their experience with Korg and other keyboard brands.qrobinez wrote:strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
Thus they would be very aware if their Kronos had a defect.
In addition, I have an online store and understand feedback patterns.
(I recall we have gone over this before).
michel is 100% correct. The 1000-2000 owners(based on serial #) that are satisfied with their purchase are not likely to come here and shout about it. It is the ' no news is good news ' syndrome. The 1000-2000 folks are happy making music with their Kronos. That is the main purpose of their purchase.
The folks that have a defect are likely to find this site, read posts and share their defect observation. Thus we have 15 or 20 folks actively posting about their board observation.
This kind of statistical behavior is also very common in other industries. So there is nothing strange about similar conclusions, here.
Make sure you don't apply that principle to matters concerning your health, car, etc.michelkeijzers wrote:
If people don't recognize the problem, it is not a problem.
I think you're absolutely right.GregC wrote:I have an online store and understand feedback patterns.qrobinez wrote:strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
I recall we have gone over this before.
michel is 100% correct. The 1000-2000 owners(based on serial #) that are satisfied with their purchase are not likely to come here and shout about it. It is the ' no news is good news ' syndrome. The 1000-2000 folks are happy making music with their Kronos. That is the entire purpose of their purchase.
The folks that have a defect are likely to find this site, read posts and share their defect observation. Thus we have 15 or 20 folks actively posting about their board observation.
This kind of statistical behavior is also very common in other industries. So there is nothing strange about similar conclusions, here.
You have failed to update the list with people who have found ways to fix their problems. For example, PianoManChuck was able to do so with a pedal calibration.outjet wrote:I've updated our collection of cutoff note keyboards, for those who wish to share woes, suggestions, resolutions...
We're at 21 that I have caught, although I've been away for a bit.
Maxtub (who also mentions another board by an owner who didn't post here)
Rookwood
timojito
rravenscraft
keyplayer14
Kron - keyboard #1
dregsor
Outjet board #1
qrobinez
kelley2000
mookie
outjet board #2
petekey
kron board #2
kim
twice
Simpetto on Italian forum
PianoManChuck
joe in VA
Mister088
DZarob
I disagree,GregC wrote:I have an online store and understand feedback patterns.qrobinez wrote:strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?michelkeijzers wrote: yes, the problem is exaggerated, 21 out of about 1000 sold Kronosses could be considered as 'exceptions'.
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
I recall we have gone over this before.
michel is 100% correct. The 1000-2000 owners(based on serial #) that are satisfied with their purchase are not likely to come here and shout about it. It is the ' no news is good news ' syndrome. The 1000-2000 folks are happy making music with their Kronos. That is the entire purpose of their purchase.
The folks that have a defect are likely to find this site, read posts and share their defect observation. Thus we have 15 or 20 folks actively posting about their board observation.
This kind of statistical behavior is also very common in other industries. So there is nothing strange about similar conclusions, here.
lets just agree to disagree and move on.qrobinez wrote:I disagree,GregC wrote:I have an online store and understand feedback patterns.qrobinez wrote: strange conclusion, where can i find the report that 979 kronosses don't have problems?
Not everyone posts things online on this forum. Also not everyone is capable of recognising this problem.
I'm not saying that the cutoff notes problem is a widespread problem, but your conclusion makes absolutely no sense at all.
I recall we have gone over this before.
michel is 100% correct. The 1000-2000 owners(based on serial #) that are satisfied with their purchase are not likely to come here and shout about it. It is the ' no news is good news ' syndrome. The 1000-2000 folks are happy making music with their Kronos. That is the entire purpose of their purchase.
The folks that have a defect are likely to find this site, read posts and share their defect observation. Thus we have 15 or 20 folks actively posting about their board observation.
This kind of statistical behavior is also very common in other industries. So there is nothing strange about similar conclusions, here.
because, that would mean that all 1000-2000 users would have registered on this site and the people that have problems with their keys would also mention their problems on a non official user forum.
That's not the case. For instance i know three other kronos owners that also have little problems with their kronos, and none of those three is registered on this site. I'm absolutely sure that there are a lot of kronos owners not registered on this site or want to get involved in these kind of discussions. So your statistical figures are not correct and just based on some kind of assumption.
I agree with you that when you run an online shop and know who your customers are, that you can give an accurate count of failure.
But's that's not the case here.