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Korg M50 Workstation Rocks AES Gently Back And Forth Like A Patient Nanny

October 10, 2008
Korg M50 demonstration 125th AES

If you can't fit the Korg M3 "into your pocketbook," you probably have a normal-sized pocketbook. In that case, buying a Korg M50 instead isn't going to do you any good -- it's only slightly smaller than the M3. If you use, say, a normal-sized gym duffel to carry your wallet and personal effects around all day, than the M50 is perfect for you!

Another nice thing about the M50 is that it's relatively inexpensive, but still sounds pretty great, as this video attests to. Leave it on in the background for your next candlelit date night.

Presenter: Gretchen Hasse, Gearwire
Location: San Francisco, CA

Owen O'Malley is a Gearwire comtributor


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