Nord User Forum

Spider wrote:As others have said they're hard to compare, but it seems you're losing too much by selling the Korg. The Kronos can easily be the only keyboard you will use for the rest of your life. The Electro not, pure and simple. In addition, you have never tried a Nord so you cannot be sure if you will like the sounds and interface. It's a very risky gamble to make, especially because as you say, in your country it will not be easy to go back (re-sell the Nord and get another Kronos), and you will probably lose money in the process.

I would only consider selling the Kronos if:
- you don't like the sounds
- you hate the interface and cannot work confortably with it
- you only use a few selected sounds (piano, organ, strings and pads), and have no need for the millions of other complex sound engines.

The Electro offers the advantage of a few high quality sounds in an easy and friendly interface, but you really should try it before buying to make sure it's exactly what you need. Otherwise you risk making a very expensive mistake that may seriously compromise your work for the future.

duque5582 wrote: I CERTAINLY APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION MY FRIEND THE TRUTH IS THAT THE SOUNDS OF ACOUSTIC PIANOS AND EP'S AT NORD CATCH MY ATTENTION BASICALLY BECAUSE OF THE SOUNDS

blueturtle wrote:…

I would consider Korg because it has more sound engines (there is nothing you can do with it), endless splits and controls, setlist mode, Audio over USB, audio outputs, samples, seq, Karma, and build quality.