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Korg M3-M Music Workstation Sound Module Xpanded + EXB-M256k Memory Expansion (Pre-Owned)

Korg M3-M Music Workstation Sound Module Xpanded + EXB-M256k Memory Expansion (Pre-Owned)

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Korg KA350 MicroKorg XL PSU

Korg KA350 MicroKorg XL PSU

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About Korg Keyboards

Korg keyboards and synthesizers have been pushing boundaries for more than 50 years. Think groundbreaking portable analog synths like the MS-20, revolutionary analog modeling keyboards with the microKORG, and the genius Volca series. Korg keyboards are adored by musicians for their out of the box thinking that has birthed new trends and styles.

Often copied, but never bettered, Korg keyboards have been the engine behind multiple genres of music. From New Jack Swing to Techno Pop and New age to New Wave, the influence of Korg keyboards' sound is undeniable. Whether you're looking for an analog synth, a tiny sound module, workstation keyboard or stage piano, we have the Korg keyboard to suit your needs.

Why Should I Choose a Korg Keyboard?

  • Impressive sound
  • Packed full of features
  • Premium build quality

Frequently Asked Questions about Korg Keyboards

Question: Where are Korg keyboards made?
Korg has factories in Japan and China.
Question: What is the best Korg keyboard?
The Kronos is possibly the most popular Korg keyboard among professional musicians. It's a powerful synthesizer with advanced arranger and workstation features.
Question: Which Korg keyboard is best for beginners?
The microKORG has been one of the most popular keyboards with beginners for almost 20 years. Receiving various updates through the years, the microKORG is a powerful analog modelling synthesizer that's packed full of awesome sounds that are easy to tweak. It's not just for beginners either, it's one of those keyboards that virtually everyone who plays synthesizer owns.
Question: Are there any analog Korg keyboards?
Yes, the MS20 Mini, miniKORG 700 FS as well as the ARP Odyssey and ARP 2600 M are all fully analog recreations of iconic analog synthesizers.