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Kurzweil K2061 & K2088 Synthesizers Coming To 2025 NAMM Show

At the 2025 NAMM Show, Kurzweil will be showcasing their new K2061 & K2088 synthesizers.… Read More Kurzweil K2061 & K2088 Synthesizers Coming To 2025 NAMM Show

January 18, 2025January 21, 202540 Comments

KORG miniKORG 700Sm Synthesizer Review

Here’s an in-depth look at the new KORG miniKORG 700Sm, which is being introduced at the 2025 NAMM Show.… Read More KORG miniKORG 700Sm Synthesizer Review

January 17, 2025January 21, 20257 Comments

Korg Intros FISA SUPREMA C Synthcordion

Korg has introduced the FISA SUPREMA C ‘synthcordion’, a compact version of their FISA SUPREMA digital accordion. It’s available in two versions, with button- or keyboard-style keys.… Read More Korg Intros FISA SUPREMA C Synthcordion

January 16, 2025January 21, 202526 Comments

Korg Intros Updated KRONOS Workstation Keyboard At 2025 NAMM Show

Korg has introduced the KRONOS, a new version of the workstation keyboard that originally debuted in 2011.… Read More Korg Intros Updated KRONOS Workstation Keyboard At 2025 NAMM Show

January 16, 2025January 21, 202513 Comments

KORG miniKORG 700Sm Debuts At 2025 NAMM Show

Korg has introduced the miniKORG 700Sm, a compact variation on the reissue of the classic miniKORG 700, the company’s first mass-produced analog monosynth.… Read More KORG miniKORG 700Sm Debuts At 2025 NAMM Show

January 16, 2025January 21, 202511 Comments

NAMM 2025: Rhodes Music to Showcase MIDI MK8 Piano, Custom Shop Line & Unveil New 61-Key Stage Piano

At the 2025 NAMM Show, Rhodes Music plans to showcase their MK8 Piano, launch a new Custom Shop Line, and introduce a new 61-Key Stage Piano.… Read More NAMM 2025: Rhodes Music to Showcase MIDI MK8 Piano, Custom Shop Line & Unveil New 61-Key Stage Piano

January 16, 2025January 21, 20252 Comments

2025 NAMM Show: Korg Intros multi/poly native Synthesizer

Using the hardware and software versions together, you can have the best of both worlds: a physical instrument that responds to your touch, and complete DAW integration.… Read More 2025 NAMM Show: Korg Intros multi/poly native Synthesizer

January 16, 2025January 21, 202510 Comments

Korg multi/poly Module Debuting At 2025 NAMM Show

Ahead of the 2025 NAMM Show, Korg has introduced the multi/poly module, a new version of the multi/poly that can be used as a desktop or rackmount synth.… Read More Korg multi/poly Module Debuting At 2025 NAMM Show

January 15, 2025January 21, 202512 Comments

2025 NAMM Show Coming January 21–25

The 2025 NAMM Show – the annual trade show of The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) – is scheduled for January 21–25 in Anaheim, California.… Read More 2025 NAMM Show Coming January 21–25

January 10, 2025January 13, 202513 Comments

Black BT Intros Wireless Combo MIDI Pedal, SusEx, At 2023 NAMM Show

At the 2023 NAMM Show, held April 13-15, Black BT introduced the SusEx Pedal, the first pedal that can sense your foot position to automatically and seamlessly switch between a footswitch and continuous control modes. … Read More Black BT Intros Wireless Combo MIDI Pedal, SusEx, At 2023 NAMM Show

April 16, 20232 Comments

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