Korg MicroKorg Black Key: Party Like It's 1981

February 01, 2008
Korg MicroKorg Black Key

The limited run MicroKorg Black Key model adds some retro style to the legendary mini-synth. You've still got the same otherworldly sounds and the sweet vocoder with black keys where the white ones should be and white keys where the black ones usually are -- a must-have item for any synth collector.

Unfortunately, the keys' new color doesn't make them any bigger. You still have to either play more precisely or whittle off the sides of your fingers.

Presenter: Gretchen Hasse, Gearwire
Location: Anaheim, CA

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