A bit blurry but interesting to look at. You can find the write-up at ASIA SYNTH STATION. Be sure to see the blog for more. It is primarily "focussed on synth in HK + Asia."
Saturday, July 18, 2009
KORG EMX1 - REMOVING THE BLUE
A bit blurry but interesting to look at. You can find the write-up at ASIA SYNTH STATION. Be sure to see the blog for more. It is primarily "focussed on synth in HK + Asia."
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This "write-up" seems somewhat useless...
ReplyDeleteBut here's the original thread on korgforums with some actual info on how to remove the anodized ink:
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=43141&sid=d19ea9317a6cc3c0afcf12271c069754
Yeah John - but we stil do not know if the anodized ink on the EMX is same as on ESX as the thread on the forum was about the ESX - maybe KORG really changed the formula. Recently I saw some new EMX here in a HK store and the touch is again totally different - also now they have very rounded corners. Just got an Oven cleaner from Italy today and will try it again......Cheers
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