Korg - Triton

I have owned my Korg Triton now for about a year and a half. I paid £1,699 for it which is the most I have ever spent on any musical instrument! Was it worth it? Well in a word yes. This keyboard is quite simply awesome. The amount of admiring looks it gets at gigs is testiment to the reputation it has quickly gathered. I reckon this thing is pretty much the industry standard now. Whenever I watch music programmes like Jools Holland or Top of the Pops you see the Triton pop up time and time again. Anyway onto some of the features this workstation has. You get 66 fully touch sensitive keys, a joystick and a touch sensitive expression bar ...  Read the complete review

When I bought my Triton over 2 years ago, I was amazed at the ability of this machine. And here I am 2 years later, and I still feel like I have hardly touched the surface of what this workstation is capable of. I won't list the spec becuase a. there isn't enough space and b. its widely available on the net... Go to www.tritonhaven.com to see what a following this machine has. It sounds amazing, has a built in stereo sampler, which comes with 16mb ram as standard, upgradable to 64mb. You can also add Korg PCM cards for even more sounds. Other than the sound quality and built in sampler, the touchscreen is probably the other main ...  Read the complete review