Looking for a midrange workstation

Discussion in 'Keyboard Purchase Recommendations' started by paulkzk, Mar 4, 2010.

  1. paulkzk New Member

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    Hi all, I'm rather new to this forum.

    But I would like to ask for your recommendation on a workstation below USD 1700. I've been looking, but I've only found a few in the Korg M50, Juno-G, Yahama MM-series and stuff.

    I've been really interested in the M50 since I've read that it produces good sounds and has a longer keyboard range over the Juno. But the sampling on the Juno still holds me back on buying the M50. Is sampling really important? I'm not sure, I've never used a workstation. I've always been on just the usual pianos. Can I do sampling on my macbook pro instead?

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. Doug Dixon New Member

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    Hi. I think you need to do some more research and find out what you want out of a workstation. Do you need it to sample? Will you be connecting it to a computer? Are you going to use it for live band use or just as at home. Also it maybe an idea to look at second hand or ex demo models. I have just got a Fantom X6 shop demo for half the RRP because of the new G series being out. Here are a list of keyboards to check out.
    1. Korg Triton. 2. Roland Fantom X. 3.Yamaha Motif ES. 4. Korg Karma.
  3. paulkzk New Member

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    Yes, I really like the Fantom X. Just that I'm here in Malaysia and don't think I would be able to find them in this region. I'm heading over to UK come this June, think I would find one there?
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