Forgive me for intruding, but I recently installed a second solid state drive in my Korg Kronos 61; this new drive is USB 3 compliant (meaning that it can transfer up to 5 Gb of data per sec), but the Kronos controller is only USB-2 compliant (maximum transfer speed = 480 Mb per sec), and so the SS drive is kind of crippled, because the maximum transfer speed attainable is determined by the controller, that acts as a bottleneck. As far as I know, the Audya has an even older controller (USB-1, that transfers data at just 12 Mbit/sec)) and the advantage of having a high speed solid state disk is completely lost. So my question is: why risk to void a warranty and lose all your old (protected) data if you get absolutely no advantage in return?
Just asking...