kaossilator vs ko1 kaossilator there are two kaossilators available for purchase at different prices: KORG KO1 KAOSSILATOR Pocket Sized Synthesizer and Korg Kaossilator Realtime Dynamic Phrase Synthesizer. Are they the same product? I can't figure out the difference. Can anyone explain? Thanks kaossilator vs ko1 kaossilator there are two kaossilators available for purchase at different prices: KORG KO1 KAOSSILATOR Pocket Sized Synthesizer and Korg Kaossilator Realtime Dynamic Phrase... » Read More kaossilator vs ko1 kaossilator there are two kaossilators available for purchase at different prices: KORG KO1 KAOSSILATOR Pocket Sized Synthesizer and Korg Kaossilator Realtime Dynamic Phrase Synthesizer. Are they the same product? I can't figure out the difference. Can anyone explain? Thanks « Show Less
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i think the more expensive one is imported, buy the cheap one!in case anyone else is wondering:the ko-1 kaossilator is the original square shaped one, in yellow or pink. the kaossilator 2 is the newer, more of a rectangular shape and has a small LCD display and lighted buttons. it's a significant upgrade that now includes a mic, and an sd card so you can record loops with it. the kaossilator pro is much larger, and has a green lighted touchpad, the kaossilator pro+ is the updated version of the kaossilator pro, look closely at the buttons, the older model's are black.it's confusing, but they're not good at naming things at korg. i think the more expensive one is imported, buy the cheap one!in case anyone else is wondering:the ko-1 kaossilator is the original square shaped one, in yellow or pink. the kaossilator 2 is the newer, more of a rectangular shape and has a small LCD display and lighted buttons. it's a significant upgrade that now includes a mic, and an sd card so you can record loops with it. the kaossilator pro is much larger, and has a green lighted touchpad, the kaossilator pro+ is the updated version of the kaossilator pro, look closely at the buttons, the older model's are... » Read More i think the more expensive one is imported, buy the cheap one!in case anyone else is wondering:the ko-1 kaossilator is the original square shaped one, in yellow or pink. the kaossilator 2 is the newer, more of a rectangular shape and has a small LCD display and lighted buttons. it's a significant upgrade that now includes a mic, and an sd card so you can record loops with it. the kaossilator pro is much larger, and has a green lighted touchpad, the kaossilator pro+ is the updated version of the kaossilator pro, look closely at the buttons, the older model's are black.it's confusing, but they're not good at naming things at korg. « Show Less
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Exact same specs as the regular portapros. I was looking forward to these but I don't think I can justify this purchase if its twice as much as the ones without the ipod controls.ktc specs:http://www.koss.com/en/products/headphones/on-ear-headphones/PortaProKTC__Porta_Pro_KTC_On_Ear_Headphoneregular specs:http://www.koss.com/en/products/headphones/on-ear-headphones/PortaPro__Porta_Pro_On_Ear_Headphone
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I am in the process of purchasing one or the other. I am not sure what the differences are. Can someone help me out too:F. Jackson
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No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real... » Read More No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. « Show Less
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the biggest difference is that this like the other multisomp pedals have an updatable firmware that emulates other pedals. you can connect to a computer via USB and expand as more effects are added (there are currently around 100) it also has stereo out via the headphone jack so you can use a splitter and have a stereo out for things like the stereo delays and such
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I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
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I think the specs are very similar, if not the same. As I recall, the frequency response graph at the Headroom Web site shows perhaps a slight rise in the bass over the K701. Subjectively, the sonic signature is very similar, with perhaps a tad more bass. I like both 'phones, but have a slight overall preference for the K702.
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No difference. Think is different packaging. Just take note the volume. As I think it comes with 2 sizes.
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The KA200 is smaller, does not receive NOAA weather radio, and does not seem to be a DSP (Digital Signal Processing) radio. The KA210 receives NOAA weather radio seems to be a DSP radio. Sound is good on both. AM reception may be a bit better on the KA200. For the price both are incredible radios. In this day and time $12. or $20. is almost free. Two lunches at McDonalds is more than $12. How can you lose?
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I was ready to purchase the 165, but before doing so, I downloaded the 40-some page booklet from the Casio site. It covers the LK-160, LK-165 and LK-240. The LK-240 has touch ... like an acoustic piano, you can vary the volume depending how hard you hit the keys. Also, the LK-240 does not have BUT gives the option of purchasing a sustain pedal ($20-30) ... the 165 doesn't have that option. I got the 240, purchased a sustain pedal, and think it's a better deal for really not that much more money. -Jon Strand P.S. the 175 I know nothing about.
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Eric, Thanks for a well thought out review. It's nice to hear from someone with playing experience who has lived with one of these keyboards over time.I have to ask, what did you think of the Korg? How did it compare with the other two?
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There are only 2 quality midi controllers that are used by the professionals and high end users: Novation and Roland PCR-800. Roland model has 88 keys while the largest Novation has only 61 keys. They are both reliable. Roland is more expensive. However, its biggest problem is it is very difficult to use as reflected in users' reviews on Amazon. On the other hand, Novation units are much more user friendly due to its Automap software.
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i have the koass 1 (seen to your left) and the kpro. i don't own the kaoss 2. but based on vids on youtube, 2 is easier to use.
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I have had both headphones. I did not notice any difference in sound quality. I preferred the K551 for portability. They are both great headphones.
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This is the FULL version of Komplete, not an upgrade price. Komplete Ultimate (which contains more virtual instruments) is a higher price.
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I have never used te Kaossiliator but, i watched a ton of material on it and it says that it's pretty much the same loop wise. I have the KP3+ and it loops great. I'm looking to sell it also if you are interested
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I purchased a polycom soundstation 2W and was very disappointed in the sound quality so I returned it. Instead I got a Konftel 300W and have been very pleased. Check with the manufacturer to see if there would be any problem with two unit.