May I say I think you are adding confusion to the mix in adding a Kronus, only because you should first decide on an arranger or work station like the Kronus. The Kronus is a fine keyboard with the finest of different instruments, but it doesn't have styles per se.
I hope this helps a little.
Bernie
Bernie is absolutely right. First decision is arranger vs. workstation. An arranger is primarily used for live "one man band" situations although you could also record with it of course. A workstation is for playing with a band and/or recording and synth/sound editing ect. Most workstations have onboard loop based recording. You might want to look at the Roland FA series. It has a dead easy to use sequencer and great sounds for a good price. But as Bernie says, first figure out what you need. Everyone is different. I had a Korg Kross and hated it. I was never so happy to get my arranger back.
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