MATRIXSYNTH: New MS20 & KingKORG Analog Synths Coming from KORG?


Wednesday, December 26, 2012

New MS20 & KingKORG Analog Synths Coming from KORG?


via Nahuel Mijal on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

These pics appeared on an Argentinian website but have since been pulled. The KingKORG complete with the Empire State Building and a new MS20.  The KingKORG looks a bit like an Kawai K5000S/W.  The name?  You can judge for yourself.  A new MS20 makes sense considering the Monotribe and Monotrons along with the Legacy MS20iC, but the question there would a keyboard Monotribe with additional knobs make more sense.

According to Nahuel, the MS20 was listed at "4700 argentinian pesos (more or less, 700 USD, but we pay almost a x1.5 price)"




Posted by matrix at 12/26/2012 05:24:00 PM
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  1. Unknown12/26/12, 5:49 PM

    it´s not the statue of liberty but the empire state building...you know, "king korg"...

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  2. matrix12/26/12, 5:53 PM

    Oops. That's what I meant. Updated.

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  3. Unknown12/27/12, 11:27 AM

    anyway...after looking at this pictures drooling like an idiot for such a long time I realized an obvious detail: the "XMT" initials below the logo..."MT" in korg´s own technical jargon means "modelling technology" so it could not be an analog synth but a VA...or (hope it) an hybrid one

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