Curious how well you like your Kross now that you have had it a few weeks/months?
I can give you feedback after owning a Kross 2 for two years.
I sold it.
Its size and lack of weight were great plus points.
Combi’s are very quick and easy to set up but you cannot adjust the volumes of each layer on the fly very easy, adjustments are via menu and the selector system.
Piano sounds are lacking but the latest update gives 30 new piano programs.
Sequencer is fiddly to use.
Sound cut off when changing Programs or Combis can be very intrusive.
The menu system per Program or Combi is extensive, over thirty tabs of extensive, so there is a whole host of adjustments available, you end up with rsi after programming a few since it takes so long to navigate.
Add Programs or Combi’s to the Favourites and you can easily change them by a single touch.
Keybed is pretty poor (61 key) but you do get used to it.
LCD panel is far to small and old tech.
Setting up splits and assigning Programs to specific regions of the keybed is easy but 61 keys are way not enough and the 88 key version of the Kross 2 is a big ugly plastic box.
The only reason I bought the Kross 2 instead of the Juno DS was its size and lack of weight, for almost everything the Juno was better but its sequencer is not a patch on the Kross.