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From the korg US Website: (3) Sounds and sample libraries on new KRONOS KRONOS System Version 3.0 provides nearly all of the features of the new KRONOS, except for the updated sounds and sample libraries. These updated sounds and libraries, including the EXs17 Berlin D Piano, EXs18 Korg EXs ...

SanderXpander wrote:The Karo set will be 49 bucks introductory price (99 normally), the Berlin Grand is TBA.

Thanks SanderXpander, it's just that the Karo set EXs19 seems to be differento from the Korg set EXs18 that is probably going to be needed for (some of) the new programs and combis. I hope Dan can clarify.

More details re Kronos software version 3.0, since I haven't seen them posted elsewhere  Thanks, Dan, for your information and all the good work. Great update! I have two remaining questions that I believe have not been answered yet: is the EXs18 - KORG EXs Collections and the new sound s ...

korglegend wrote:* PCM data for the Berlin Piano is expected to be released in late January (price TBD) What this means (price TBD)?Will be free?

TBD = To Be Determined. Most likely not going to be free.

Just reading the news, shouldn't it be EXs18 for the KApro collection? The news mentions EXs19. It seems to me that the EXs18 - KORG EXs Collections and the EXs19 - KApro collection are two different EXs-expansions. While the EXs18 is stated to be part of the standard set of the new Kronos, the ...

If your drummer (or one of the other band members) owns an iPad, you might consider using Setlistmaker. In that app you can define set lists; for each song you can set up the tempo and have a similar blinking light as referred to for the Boss Dr. Beat.

Great job. Well done! Sound quality is great too, voice sounds great. Overall sound is great; you can hardly tell it is not the original (just by the lyrics!)

Happy Holidays and thanks for all your work.

There have been speculations about why Korg has been so silent lately. I really don't believe that the reason for this is damage control or "keeping face". There are a lot of potential buyers reading this thread and I can only imagine, what they must be thinking. It's scary stuff to read, but even ...

michelkeijzers wrote:
I'm almost sure they were on this page:

http://www.korg.de/produkte/synthesizer ... nfo-1.html

Exactly; that's where I (believe I) saw them too. They were on the tabs on the right side (Kronos 88, 73, 61)...

Hi, prices for the German Market are now available at www.korg.de 61 3569 Euro 73 4045 Euro 88 4402 Euro The prices seem to have disappeared from the korg.de-site again. I'm sure I saw them yesterday after I read this post, but today I cannot find them. I wonder why. Are the prices still going to ...

It's good to see that the Kronos has apparently been arrived at a retail store. Unfortunately it did not really arrive at a retail store. It was a (pre-production?) K61 (serial no 00005) for a demo at the opening of a new store of Music Store in Cologne. No final prices could be given, but ...

In Japan: Kronos 88 : ￥328000 ≈ $4024 ≈ €2845 Kronos 73 : ￥289000 ≈ $3545 ≈ €2507 Kronos 61 : ￥258000 ≈ $3165 ≈ €2238 What will be the price in Europe? http://yelims2.free.fr/Demons/Demon25.gif The street prices in Japan seem to be much lower than the prices I mentioned in my post above, but they ma ...

I talked to a Korg representative at a demo in Koeln, Germany yesterday. On my question on prices and delivery dates he answered that he expects that the street prices would be around 3000 euro for the K61, 3300-3400 for the K73 and around 3700 for the K88. Availability at the end of June (K61), end ...