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Listen to the Korg R3 through these:
Yamaha StagePas 300, Yamaha StagePas 500
Roland SA-300 (get a pair), Peavey KB-5
Recording tools for your Korg R3
Yamaha AW1600 hard disk-based multitrack recorder, Boss MicorBR
Korg D888 hard disk-based recording studio, Korg D4, Zoom H4
Alesis MultiMix 8USB mixer/audio interface
Korg R3 Description
New for NAMM Jan 07, and replacing the highly successful, retro-styled MicroKorg, the 8 voice polyphonic R3 synthesizer & vocoder is based on the MMT (Multi Modelling Technology) sound generation engine of the Korg RADIAS along with the Kaossilator, has full size keys (the miniature keys were one of the few criticisms of the MicroKorg), a better mic (XLR on the front) for use with the excellent 16-band vocoder (again from the RADIAS), and a USB connection for easy access to the bundled, stand-alone PC-based editor for creating, changing & storing sounds.
Slicker and more professional looking than the cute though still useful MicroKorg, the Korg R3 is set to be another classic from Korg, for creating traditional, thick analogue sounds both in the studio and on stage... a corker.
25.00" (W) x 10.63" (D) x 2.99" (H), 6.17 lbs
Korg R3 reviews
A first view from 'Create Digital Music'
Korg R3 resources
Korg R3 manual as soon as it is available
Korg R3 Editor as soon as it is available
