via LivePA - The video above shows what happens when someone decides that Korg’s sense of design just isn’t up to snuff. Blue LEDs and a sweet paint job on the case are obviously the answer! 
I love that Korg’s Electribe gear is cheap enough that people can do crazy stuff with them.

Korg released the “mark II” version of its ELECTRIBE•S Rhythm Production Sampler at the 2004 NAMM Summer Session. Designed to provide the same immediacy and ease-of-use as the original model, the new ES-1mkII also features an enhanced soundset, an all-new Modulation Delay effect and a sleek, rugged, metal case design.
The ES-1mkII has 95 seconds of [...]

The Korg Electribe ER-1 is an analog modeling drum synthesizer that combines great sounds, fantastic flexibility and hands-on control. Like other Electribes, the ER-1 is covered with knobs and buttons, making it easy to program rhythms and fun to tweak.
The ER-1 is one of Korg’s first generation series of Electribes. This include the Electribe EA-1, [...]

At the NAMM Winter show in Anaheim, California, Korg released the Mark II versions of two of its most popular synthesizers, the Electribe A mkII and the Electribe R mkII Rhythm Synthesizer. These groove boxes add many new features, enhanced sound sets, and an updated look. They have kept the low prices and simple interface [...]