Heres with a Korg Pa3x

The Audya styles still blow the PA2X away, the PA3X comes close, but stiull lags slightly behind.


But then if you want it all, you'd get a Kronos 88 for the perfect KORG sound, add an Audya 4 module for the perfect Ketron styles and a Roland Jupiter 80 for the supernatural sounds.


It would cost a small fortune, but you would get the best of all worlds available in hardware.


((keep in mind that when you are gigging, you would also need to hire a roady whenever you have a gig))

Both sound good. Different but good.
Don

The Ketron Audya sounds more open and alive in every example except the solo Tenor sax. I think the Korg is more like the real instrument in that case. Other than that I liked the Audya better.

Joe

I agree. The Audya is all about great sounding live styles. Nothing else comes close. However if you want great sounding voices you should look else where. Too bad nobody has made the perfect keyboard yet.