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I consider myself as a pro or at least as semi pro. Being a pro doesn't necessarily mean that my keyboard have to be the most expensive flagship products. I toured with a triton le twice and with a tr too. I never had a problem with the built quality. (The biggest problem was the terrible keybed ...

semmi78 wrote:can anyone confirm if the Krome 88 uses an identical keybed as the SP280?

To me, they felt identical (I have the SP280 and the Krome 61).
Note even though it is NH it does not feel "mushy" like the SP170.

Off topic, I thought the kross 88 felt horrible.

I purchased something similiar: Total Workstation XL (all 5 + 15 xpansion packs) for $80 from a retail's deal of the day. A friend of mine had sample tank and I liked it- granted it is a few years old but some of the demos and many sounds are wonderful *Also note addictive keys is $29 right now (3 ...

Is there some benefit to the action from having this substance? Or is it more for the assembly of the unit?

Thanks for all of your replies, I am going to experiment and use something for the Rhodes/Piano, something for Guitars, until I find a common mfx to use. I recently had purchased a new laptop so at some point will be trying out my Krome with my Steinberg UR22 and Mixcraft. This will be my first ...

So you would say the key action and overall keybed on the korg280 is better than the casio 350?? I must say I'd be surprised if you can confirm this... As a whole I prefer the Korg. The speakers on the px350 were too soft- and in fact my casio px130 is louder. I prefer the Korg piano sound as well ...

Howard K wrote: 'However, I notice some sort of gel like or glue like substance in between several white keys. Does anyone else have this?' My experience with older Korg keybeds would make me think it is lithium grease. They use to put it on some of the guide posts as a lubrication. Over a few ...

Hello, I noticed (and years ago on my LE at the time) that when in the Sequencer the IFX MFX chain differs from being in program mode.

Example, Sound A45 (a Rhodes) has effects that are not present when in the sequencer mode. Is there a way to copy them over?

Is there anyway to do this? I really liked that Combo

I have a Krome 61 but- own a SP280 which has the same action as the Krome 88. Reason I brought both was it was $480 more (had a 20% coupon) to go from the 61 to the 88 and I was able to get a SP280 for $560. A few of the keys on the SP280 make a clicking noise but respond the same as the other ones ...

Hello, which LE do you have? I had the 61 from 2002 (pretty much when it came out) until 2010. Although it did not have the pianos and EP's of the Motif 6 (which I purchased in 10/2002) the 2 complimented each other well. In particular, I really liked the Trancy Euphoria combo. I ended up trading it ...

I'm surprised at your comment about the PX350. is it really so? everyone swears by it saying the action and the "near ivory" feel of the keys is second to none. well, guess I should try the krome out for myself and see how it feels. what about the sp280? would you say it's more or less apt for ...

Hello, I have been using my Juno Gi for recording which has a built in 8 track digital recorder. I saw the Kronos had digital recording as well but wanted a Krome based on price and portability. A friend of mine recommends Cubase, and some people endorse the Steinberg UR22 which comes with a lite ...

I currently have the PX130 (same action as the 330) and the SP280 (same action as the Krome 88). In fact, I purchased the SP280 + the Krome 61 for only $80 more than just getting a Krome 88. I find the SP280 NH action more comfortable to play on than the PX130. Perhaps the PX130 is a little more ...

Hello, I had a Korg Triton LE for years and loved playing a friends T3 so have always been partial to the Korg workstations. I tried a MoX6 but found the keys far too light, granted it is a lighter action to make the unit 15 pounds but forget it. I have always liked Korg pianos the best (just got an ...