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Danatkorg wrote: [/quote]Thanks for clarifying your character and intent, kanout. You've done so much more definitively than anyone else ever could.[quote] Thanks for clarifying korg position about delused buyers mr danatkorg. I thought in the 2 last years that korg don't really care about customer ...

Pro keyboarders tend to change basic gear much less frequent than amateur keyboarders do. I often have been wondering, seeing skilled professionals use the same gear they used 5 years ago, or updated versions of that gear, while amateur keyboarders like me or semi-pros use newer gear. The reason is ...

danatkorg wrotes: Look at this forum member's post history, and draw your own conclusions about his intent Hey mr danatkorg,do you think it's a first class way to write an answer? Maybe because you don't have some good argument? It's not really fair to put your finger on me like this,and honestly ...

If you're suggesting that offering incredibly sophisticated synth engines is some sort of deterrent (not sure I agree but I see where you're coming from) - then to me the issue is surely one of lack of commercially available, useful libraries for those engines, and not the existence of the synth ...

That's the disappointing thing for me. With so many incredible sounds available in digital keyboards today, so many keyboardists only want to play a handful of traditional sounds from the 70s. But then that's one of the main reasons for Nord's success. The blues is not dead for exemple.. You don't ...

This statement is indeed very "subjective" and objective it is of course completely irrational and without any factual base, because both, the Kronos and the Nords produce sounds which are based on real-time processed algorithms. It's completely irrelevant if you use a CPU or DSP Chips to process ...

If I'm not mistaken, the Kurzweil PC3K8 is also made in China. How would you rate the construction and reliability of the PCK38 compared to the Nord? _________________ Yes,good question: The kurz metal case is better for me,wood side are not plastic side,command and buttons are better.. And i ...

I Had some nord keyboards in the past and actually.(nord stage ex,nord wave,nord piano,nord electro 3,nord stage 2....and actually i'm gigging live with the new nord piano 2 as the heavy keyboard(or kurzweil pc3 k8)and the new nord electro 4 73 for organs. So i've got now a good experience i think ...

I can't say more than all these kind words.

Music is our passion,but playing music is a battle too.
You're a marvelous exemple,and you give me one more reason to do the best to be a better musician!

thanks!

You are not alone to buy korg gear francois: During the 6 or 7 mast year i bought several korg synth: 2 M3 with KKS system and radias rack(no souci) 1 pa 800 and 1 Pa2x no souci 2 sv1:keybed velocity response problem 2 kronos:1 mad,1 ok I don't have lessons to take from you,i gig with korg(gala,pub ...

I agree:
I had 2 M3 during 3 years,and while some people complain about the tactile screen reliability,ii honestlý never had a problem with the 2

So Kanout and others, please stop your non-sense. You're now sounding like a broken record. We heard you, but we disagree with your opinion. So buy a Roland, buy a Yamaha, buy a Nord... whatever makes you happy, and spend some time exhorting the virtues of your choice instead of trying to convince ...

Well,there's a moment when you read all that,and when you had bad experience with korg,you stop thinking about"how many safe kronos",how many bad kronos"...etc etc You put korg on the your black list,and even if you consider all the good points of the kronos you leave this company. In fact today ...

If you think piano sound,you have to consider NORD KEYBOARDS too.

The kronos ssd streaming don't mean natyrally they have the best piano.
I don't think a roland RD700 nx or a yamaha CP1 are inferior piano.