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#196197 - 12/21/04 02:05 PM SELLING KORG PA 80
SYNTH_GUY Offline
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Registered: 12/20/04
Posts: 128
Loc: CT/NY, USA
Anyone interested? Make a fair offer, will sell quickly. Has only been played a few times at home, really new, took it out and put it back in the box. Will Get it in the original box, manual, sheet music stand etc.

[This message has been edited by SYNTH_GUY (edited 12-28-2004).]

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#196198 - 12/21/04 10:24 PM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
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Want a G1000 in trade????
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#196199 - 12/22/04 07:20 AM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
SYNTH_GUY Offline
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Registered: 12/20/04
Posts: 128
Loc: CT/NY, USA
Thanks for the offer but that isn't a fair trade.

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#196200 - 12/22/04 03:08 PM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
Grubba99 Offline
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Registered: 11/21/03
Posts: 77
What price are you asking?

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#196201 - 12/22/04 10:33 PM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
SYNTH_GUY Offline
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Registered: 12/20/04
Posts: 128
Loc: CT/NY, USA
I'm open to any reasonable offer, again it has less use than a store demo for example, still in factory box, played it a few times during the first week I got it, than put away, so it is really new. Got it as a gift from my father but I can't use it in my band. I use a triton and motif, arranger is not a live band keyboard.

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#196202 - 12/23/04 05:48 AM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
acctjm Offline
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Registered: 08/31/04
Posts: 30
Loc: Eastern PA
PA80 no good for live band? Are the sounds not good enough? Are there critical controls missing? Is it just the look of the the thing?

Not trying to start anything, but I've got the impression from reading this forum that the latest arrangers can measure up to the Motifs and Tritons when playing with a live band. And I was planning my next acquisition on that premise.

Any thoughts anybody?

acctjm

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#196203 - 12/23/04 06:06 AM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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acctjm.....just another misconseption imo....but who am I?, just a pro kb musician for 35 yrs...don't believe everything you read

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#196204 - 12/23/04 10:33 AM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
SYNTH_GUY Offline
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Registered: 12/20/04
Posts: 128
Loc: CT/NY, USA
Let me just say there is nothing wrong with the sounds, the PA80 sounds are great but up on stage with all the extra arranger buttons one might hit the wrong one by accident and set off accompany features. Also the built-in speakers don't look pro. Never did I say it didn't sound good, in fact I have fiddled with arrangers at local stores and the Pa80 in my opinion outshines in the sound department, very close to the Triton sounds.

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#196205 - 12/23/04 03:28 PM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
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Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 2071
Loc: Fruita, Colorado, USA
Synth-guy,

I have a trailer that I hauled a forklift on I'll swap. I have scaffolding I'll swap. I have a mortar mixer a bricksax and lots of other equipment to swap. Heck I'll even throw in my oldest son Buster.
What ya say?
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#196206 - 12/23/04 03:52 PM Re: SELLING KORG PA 80
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Registered: 12/20/04
Posts: 128
Loc: CT/NY, USA
Brickboo, you got a deal, you can keep your son though!

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