By tanamo00420
Fri Dec 26, 2003 6:51 pm
im thinking of getting a triton, can anyone recomend one that's efficient and affordable?
By young_keyz
Fri Dec 26, 2003 7:41 pm
Well dont buy no gear until pass jan 15 and all the talk about whats new gets out.
By Lampdog
Sat Dec 27, 2003 4:11 am
Triton is good, it has strong and weak points like any other keyboard.. What exactly are you trying to accomplish with the keyboard, that right there will let you know what type of keyboard you need.. Midi only, already installed sounds, sampling keyboard, synth or what? What features are you looking for in your future keyboard? All of that plays a part in your choice..
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
By triplegreen
Sat Dec 27, 2003 6:32 am
young keys is right, I used to be an idiot and buy eqiupment whenever money burned a hole in my pocket. But now I want till three weeks after the summer and winter namms and sam ash, musicians friend start slashing prices and flood my inbox.
By DandyDon
Sat Dec 27, 2003 6:54 am
Triton LE $1300 (w/ sampling board $1420) 
Triton Classic $2000
Triton Studio $2700
All of these $ are for the 61-key versions. Korg has a $140 rebate on each until the end of this year. Rumor has it that Korg is coming out with something new to rival the Roland V-synth and the New Yamaha Motif ES. Maybe the prices will come down on the Triton series, but probably not by much. I got the LE w/ the sampling board (most affordable), but if you can splurge, get the Classic (more insert effects compared to the LE and the touch screen is a thing of beauty, plus it can be expanded with the PCM boards). And if you can afford the Studio, then you're a lucky bastard.
Triton Classic $2000
Triton Studio $2700
All of these $ are for the 61-key versions. Korg has a $140 rebate on each until the end of this year. Rumor has it that Korg is coming out with something new to rival the Roland V-synth and the New Yamaha Motif ES. Maybe the prices will come down on the Triton series, but probably not by much. I got the LE w/ the sampling board (most affordable), but if you can splurge, get the Classic (more insert effects compared to the LE and the touch screen is a thing of beauty, plus it can be expanded with the PCM boards). And if you can afford the Studio, then you're a lucky bastard.