Originally Posted By: The Saint
I will have to stop reading these posts on the PA4X.
You are all making me look for faults and reasons why I should offload my KN7 and go for the Korg.
Up until now I have always used the excuse that It would take me another lifetime to re-create my library of music which is quite vast, and the relevant arrangements/registrations, and also master the OS.
I only have so many years before old age creeps in !!!
It certainly appears to be a superb arranger (which would suit/enhance my talent)!!!!!!!
The money would not stop me, but Lois Lane might have something to say. Any advice Rikki on how I might manage that issue?
Another question I have is ..... For mainly all the home players, how do you handle the separate speaker situation?
Mostly when I play at home I use headphones.

Ray dance





I think the step from kn7000 to pa4x is huge.. So far from all synthzone members only John Smies is not happy for his own very valid reasons, so i guess you can not go wrong by stepping up..

Just take your time to convert your music library, dont sell the kn7000 before you have covered all your main assets on the pa4x...

Maybe you should consider something new now, before old age creeps in, and dropping money on an instrument is not that bad because everyone knows used gear is worth selling ....




On the speaker question (i also play at home with headphones) i have two lovely yamaha HS7 studio monitors, with very authentic sound including an acompanying headset...

Pa4x also comes with the PAAS speaker system, which according to some gives the pa series their very own characteristics...


Edited by Bachus (05/30/16 03:40 AM)
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