Korg Bluetooth Keyboard

I purchased this drive for my Korg Pro Arranger Keyboard. I didn't want a long flash drive sticking out of the USB port on the keyboard and I wanted one just for my keyboard. This drive is totally out of the way while providing space to transfer my music files between my computer and keyboard. With this I never worry about anything hitting it and breaking my port and I don't have to ever remove it unless I need to transfer files to my computer or copy update files back to my keyboard. Keyboard recognized it swiftly and formatted it. So far I'm extremely happy with this drive.

I've had this stand for about a year. i bought it when i purchased my Korg M3 88 key Keyboard Workstation. Not much to say about it really, other than it is amazingly sturdy, and works perfectly. I use it only in my office/music room, and don't move it around at all, so I can't say anything about portability. But, from the way it's constructed, I'm sure that use for live performances would be great. It holds the M3 perfectly, and the minimalist padding that goes on the top of the support pieces is perfectly adequate to protect the underside of the keyboard. This is really a heavy duty piece of equipment, and i would highly recommend it to anyone who has a large, heavy keyboard of any kind. You won't be disappointed!

I use the ADAM A8X speakers with my Korg Chronos X keyboard and am amazed at its performance so I knew the A7X would be perfect for a center channel speaker in my surround sound system. This is perfect for vocal clarity and I am not disappointed. Yup I give it a full thumbs-up!

This dustcover is great. It will fit oversized 88 keys keyboard like KORG M3, YAMAHA S90, etc, perfectly (I'm not sure if it will fit snugly slim keyboards such as the P series). Other websites sell this item for double the cost. B&H offers great deal with free shipping. Can't beat that!

While KORG's website is not conclusive about many of their accessories including this Stand, I called Korg USA and was told by customer service and techsupport this stand will NOT fit. Other users told me they are actually using it. I took the risk ordering it and I couldn't be happier for doing so. With 4 individually height adjustable legs this is the most stable stand I have used. The PA4X has 2 threaded holes in the bottom, lined up perfectly to actually bolt the keyboard to the stand as it was designed to. The stand has two bolts installed for that purpose. Their heads are overside knobs for easy tightening and loosening. The PA4X has been specifically designed to be mounted on this stand! Why Korg USA is so ignorant and uninformed about their own products is beyond me. The legs of the stand are folding horizontally for transport and storage. They have a pushbutton locking mechanism to hold them in the proper open or closed position. Additional small metal parts are also locking the legs in the open position for a wobblefree performance. Because the stand and keyboard are bolted together, relocation is easy by just picking up the keyboard (stand attached) and put it into the new location. PA4X and STSV1 are a perfect match in my opinion and I would not consider any other stand for my purpose.

I've had my Korg SP-250 keyboard since 2009, and when the sustain pedal that came with it started to die, I was so worried! So I'm extremely relieved and happy B&H had it in stock. The delivery was swift, and it works perfectly!

I bought at B&H a M-AUDIO 32 minikeys, Irig 37 minikeys and Axiom 32 minikeys. Why? Because I'm a PRO and need every day a small keyboard on the backpack to make music on the road (actually, on the plane). Well, I could talk about what is good/bad in each on this little keyboards BUT after tried ALL them (a lot of times) I discovered the 37 AIR Korg. I am very happy with the keyboard touch (velocity response) and the keyboard size. It's all about the Korg - it fells like a PRO keyboard in a mini shape :)

I am amazed at how fast I received the order. The pedal works perfectly with our KORG keyboard. Thanks for the input and the great service.

I use this for my triton Korg keyboard when I perform with my band. It looks terrific and way more professional than the table i used to use. It was a little difficult to initially set up, but I got my neighbor to do it for me :)

Read the fine print. This uses Bluetooth LE, and that requires an iPad3 or better. After wondering why it didn't work with either iPad2 here, I found that tidbit (which I had missed) in the fine print, hemmed, hawed, and opted to upgrade the iPad side of the system. It is a quality product, which on the one hand seems quite pricey for what is effectively a 2 button bluetooth keyboard, but on the other hand is much better made than whatever I might kludge up from a cheaper bluetooth keyboard with many more keys. The keys are lit, soft, and silent, and the device is considerably more affordable than some others in its niche - and with the keys on top, not over the edge, it works fine on carpets (some reviews indicate that is a weakness of some competing devices.) For hands-free page turning it really is ideal. Intended for foot operation, it is a bit larger than you'd expect from the pictures.