hi guys,
I was just reading in korg france and I went to see what did they wrote on the PA-80 and the putted a strange specification for the PA-80 which is Totaly diffrent of what korg usa and korg uk say!.here is what they worte...

-61key note with velocite and after touch.
-system:OPOS(objective portable operating system).
-generator:HI,62 voices,62 oscillatur, with felter responding.
-memory Rom:32 MB PCM ROM.
-effects:4 stereo digital multi-effect system,additional fixed equalizer.
-programs:640 programes ,32 drums kit,128 programes RAM and 32 drums RAM.
-styles:304 on flash ROM.
-composer:16 trake with 100.000 notes (783 kb)

more information go to www.korgfr.com and you will find more butmy question was ...are all of those true (because korg uk and usa say something else)or what;sup with this guys?

any comments?

There will actually be 2 16 track sequencers on the pa80. Why, I have no idea, but that's what will be on it.
George kaye

What are the inconsistencies? The number of keys looks right, anyway.

Hi George

FWIW, here is the answer I got when I asked about the dual sequencers in the PA80 egroup.

"The dual sequencer on the PA-80 will be a fantastic feature, especially for dance-orientated songs, and for live performance where you can easily fade into the next song. I have no real feeling as to how it will work, although looking at the spec's it appears you actually get 40 sequencer tracks, some of these are arrangement,pads, etc."

here is the good and bad things about that keyboard that Roland france say...

-this keyboard have 40 Multitimbre
-this time you can have 3 sounds for upper and one for lower.
-no style converter
-this keyboard is compatabul with GS and XG and GM2.
-ther is groove stuff in ther too (songs)
-style groove PCM (this is in future update)
-it can be edited easly for arabic songs emidiatly.
-and finaly you have a harmonizer!
-"304?" styles (154 in usa and uk?)
-640 programs
-783k memory for the sequencer.and it only say one 16 track composer..it's just you can play with 2 songs at once and i think this function have it's own memory.( like a dj that's ther idea)


that's all what I can understand from korg france any more please write:}

vic