Sure you can edit the sounds, but the bigger picture is on the feature list. The Kross 88 allows that.., but is also a workstation with a 16 trk midi sequencer (and better screen). The Juno DS 88's patches can be edited, but it has an 8 Trk pattern seq, performance pads, ability to load samples (not just one shot samples or loops), but new sounds. Dan Fisher at Sweetwater did a great vid on this feature. Plus the DS also has a better screen.

All three models use more dated sounds, but they all sell for the same price, and the Korg and Roland models offer much more at the price point.

Good to know Squeak thanx

I am with squeak on this one . I really dont know what the MX range bring to the table that is not more than sufficiently covered and exceeded by the competion at the same price point t or less .

Just happy to watch some new keyboard demos . These have been really sparse recently .