The first noticeable change in this new model is the revamped look: the Kronos now offers a much more elegant chassis with natural wood side panels, new silkscreened text, which is easier to read, and a sophisticated vented back panel.
VCF, 2 LFOs, 2 envelopes, sync and cross modulation
Gooseneck mic w/built-in Vocoder & AutoPitch Like the Kronos X model, Korg Kronos offers the 61-key NH Natural Touch Semi-Weighted Action edition, together with the 73-key and the 88-key RH3 Real Weighted Hammer Action versions which are suitable for pro piano players and live musicians who want a complete, top-of-the-line and versatile stage piano with workstation functionalities.īelow, compare the Korg Kronos to other high quality instruments that are available on the market and are worthy of your consideration:Ĩ-Track Pattern Sequencer w/Non-Stop Recordingġ6-Step Polyphonic Step & Motion Sequencer Announced in November 2014, and first shown in Winter NAMM 2015, the new Kronos is now available worldwide in three different versions. Of course, despite its huge price, the original project was imperfect and incomplete, but Korg continued to invest in improving the Kronos until the release of the brand new model: 2012’s Kronos X. After having revolutionized the workstation market with the former flagship OASYS model, when in 2011 Korg launched its first itineration in Kronos series, the community of keyboard players was really shocked by a product of such impressive possibilities.
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