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#406780 - 08/10/15 11:16 PM
Re: Korg Pa 800-900
[Re: Johnnie.c]
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Registered: 06/04/02
Posts: 4912
Loc: West Palm Beach, FL 33417
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Pa800 ves. Pa900 After 4 years of a Pa800 I have moved on to a Pa900.
The Pa800 falls into the same category as the Technics Kn7000; Age and no further support. I liked the Pa800 better, more quality, the Pa900 is by far friendlier, and not as heavy. Korg could not have produced a keyboard for $1,000 less and kept the same quality, they had to cut somewhere.
I believe there no contest here, the Pa800 is on its way out. It was a great keyboard; it was Korg’s flagship model, but age, no support, weight, and a less friendly OS makes the choice an easy one.
IMHO, John C.
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#406784 - 08/11/15 02:58 AM
Re: Korg Pa 800-900
[Re: bruno123]
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Senior Member
Registered: 03/02/06
Posts: 7143
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Pa800 ves. Pa900 After 4 years of a Pa800 I have moved on to a Pa900.
The Pa800 falls into the same category as the Technics Kn7000; Age and no further support. I liked the Pa800 better, more quality, the Pa900 is by far friendlier, and not as heavy. Korg could not have produced a keyboard for $1,000 less and kept the same quality, they had to cut somewhere.
I believe there no contest here, the Pa800 is on its way out. It was a great keyboard; it was Korg’s flagship model, but age, no support, weight, and a less friendly OS makes the choice an easy one.
IMHO, John C. Currently the only thing a pa800 has over Pa900 when it comes to quallity is better build quallity, but for soud. Quallity the 900 outshines the 800
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