Play one with each hand?cgren72 wrote:What would you do with two that you couldn't do with one?Kronik wrote:I wouldn't sell EVERYTHING I've got, but I'd buy another one at the drop of a hat If I could afford it.

Play one with each hand?cgren72 wrote:What would you do with two that you couldn't do with one?Kronik wrote:I wouldn't sell EVERYTHING I've got, but I'd buy another one at the drop of a hat If I could afford it.
Bitexion wrote:And not one of them were plugged in.
And why wouldn't it be? I had a legitimate question, which I posed in a light-hearted way. Lots of people are giving interesting input, talking about their gear, and their experience with it. I suggest you do the same next time you post something.Em Pe Ge wrote:this thread is still here?
Well, that's almost rightninja6485 wrote:Play one with each hand?cgren72 wrote:What would you do with two that you couldn't do with one?Kronik wrote:I wouldn't sell EVERYTHING I've got, but I'd buy another one at the drop of a hat If I could afford it.
Try replacing it with a big, slow fan. I don't have one (yet) so I can't be more specific. Korg really should have looked at more SFF PC cooling designs (and heck, laptop cooling designs) when they made it...Phollop Willing PA wrote:I bought a second hand Kronos 73 for $1000. Prices are falling. I believe part of the reasons were the OS buggery (most of that has been sorted), the rh3 key beds (I didn't have that issue) and the noisy fan.
I"m not sure if all Kronos fans have a loudness problem, but my fan bugs me to the point that if i can't make it quieter so I don't notice it, I'll resell my Kronos. I'm going get a silent fan put into it and then I'll see.
To answer the OP's original question: No, get a second hand M3 instead and wait until all the bugs have been worked out and buy a 2nd hand Kronos then, maybe.