See the power of the Korg Kronos at our in-store events in Reading and Liverpool
Since its launch, the Korg Kronos has created tidal wave sized ripples. This is a synthesiser that redefines the term ‘powerhouse’. Korg are no strangers to the workstation synthesiser (having produced the legendary M1, it could be argued that they are responsible for ‘inventing’ this type of synthesiser), and the Kronos represents the culmination of this wealth of experience.
Featuring the easy navigation touchscreen first pioneered on the Trinity and Triton workstations, the Korg Kronos features a huge amount of the technology developed for the prohibitively expensive OASYS synthesiser. On-board, there are nine different synthesis engines, including MS20 and Polysix emulation, along with cutting edge piano sounds, and the flagship HD-1 PCM sound engine. What this means in real terms is that the Kronos sounds incredible, whether you are playing classic analogue synth style sounds, or soundtrack-style orchestral compositions. A hugely flexible sampler also features, along with a 16-track hard disk recorder.
Remarkably, the Korg Kronos offers far more than the key features listed here. We would love you to see just what this incredible synthesiser is capable of, and so, in conjunction our friends at Korg, we have a series of in-store events with demonstrator Luke Edwards. Luke will be on-hand from 10 am until 4 pm to illustrate the considerable power of the Kronos. One to one sessions can be booked by calling the relevant store. The first of these forthcoming events will take place at our Reading store (0118 9581320) on the 21st of January, followed by an event at our Liverpool store (0151 7091455) on the 28th of January (store locations can be found here).
To get the low-down on the most powerful synthesiser currently available, book a one-to-one with Luke, and see what the Kronos can offer your music.
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