I have had many keyboards and the Korg i3 is my latest and I am loving it. Getting together with my band menbers doesn't happen often enought for me but with the i3 I am able to play with the backing tracks and get what I need to create and fill out new ideas. It is easy to learn and sounds are very good ... of course it's not a Nord or a Kronos... which cost 4 or 7 times more. The piece and the price are well worth the purchase...and *Note- since Korg has started dropping the street price of this little beauty I'm thinking it may about to be replaced or worse ...just disappear like the old original Korg i3 first generation from decades ago(1993). If you are interested in an rompler/arranger type keyboard you should get this one while you can...and the lowered price for this make it a ridiculously good deal that shouldn't be missed.

Great case, nanoSERIES fits perfectly.

I have only had the Electribe for 10 days or so, but so far it is one of the more useful rhythm tools I have used. I play mostly folk, blues, and world-type music but I have already developed some excellent rhythm tracks using mostly the percussion section and going light on the filters that significantly modify sound. Another positive factor is that while simple to use initially, a person could spend months experimenting with the different sounds and filters. I also like that it is both a box that will essentially play the rhythm track for you or you can play it as an instrument. While I would like a song mode, it does have a Pattern Set process that allows you to string many four-bar pattern sets in a row by just touching a button before the end of the last beat of the fourth measure of a pattern. I would like to have eight measures instead of four and the Chord function would be more useful if it displayed the chords being played. As usual, ordering from B & H was easy and the delivery was prompt. I love the free Expedited Shipping.

I purchased several ProX cases, including the workstation case, and find this one great as a producer/engineer station for holding all the extra things my production might need. It rolls very smooth, and the table attachment is pretty solid. My only suggestion would be to put heavy stuff near the bottom as the height of this unit makes it a bit top-heavy.

This case works perfectly with an SV-1. It fits the shape, has two handles on the side which makes carrying my sv-1 88key actually pretty nice, when I need to go up staircases. The wheels are nice too. The only part I worry about is having the zippers break at some point. When not in use, case can be folded in 4 and stored very easily or put aside. Doesn't take up much space. It's not as sturdy as an ATA flight case, but it is not meant for airplane travel or banging against a ton of other equipment.

It's a great case, very sexy

Perfect fit for the SV-1. Can hold the stand designed by Korg as well. Many large pockets for all accessories. Simply a great design for the now discontinued keyboard.

Perfect fit for the Samvix Q5 MP3 player

Fits well and is well constructed. Perfect to throw into a backpack. Lays flat when open so you can play a volca without taking it out.

This keyboard has the Sounds of a Kronos with out the heavy price tag. 88 weighted keys with a nice feel and action. Easy to navigate color touch screen and many user programmable buttons make using this keyboard a pleasure. The setlist feature is a a huge help for live performance. Now for the downside. This keyboard is heavy. Weighing in at about 50 pounds. Also the transpose button is a little weird having to use a shift key then push the octave change buttons to transpose. . Also the boot up time is very long, about 2 minutes before you can play. All in all this is a great keyboard.