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Very Cool Dreamer... Thanks for sharing ..

At least it has 76 Keys....Looks like the new Ketron AUDYA is gonna have competition...rumors of the new Roland are floating out there also...Yamaha who?

People get ready to sell what you now have its already ancient ....this next wave of arrangers next year is gonna be a doooooozie baby!!!!

I cant wait!!!

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A great week for Korg lovers First Uncle Dave buys a Pa800 and now it seems that there will be a 76 key version of the Pa800 with sliders and 256 mb sample ram. Cool

Kind regards,
Tommy

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3 399.00 Euros = 4 619.5809 U.S. dollars


enjoy

Well, looks like they at least got rid of that darn floppy disk.

chas

seems fake or an early prototype at most.
it is too similar to pa1x design wise.
but i might be wrong.

Maybe a little much to ask for, but how about styles where the Intros, endings and fills actually flow smoothly into each other?

Doesn't really seem much point (IMO) in slathering new features over something that has such a basic flaw...

Uncle Dave reports that his PA800 STILL has this long-reported shortcoming. What chance do you think this new TOTL arranger got around to fixing it if they didn't fix it on the PA800?

There's bells and whistles, and then there's meat and potatoes... I know what I want in an arranger first and foremost....

My 3K does that flawlessly - and I can prove it

zuki