Feature:
there is so much edditting you can do. Completely customize sounds/velocity/keys/pitchwheel etc etc. it has it all.

Quality:
light weight (much easier to carry around then my last keyboard and that one was smaller). and strong i believe a very smart product

Value:
tit's cheaper then the triton and a great price money value

Desirability:
not the most spectacular look. Some buttons that could take you instantly to some set-ups you made whould be nice

Sound:
For the heavy and dark sounding musical bridges i make, this keyboard is all i need. I think it has great sounds and lots of possibility's to play with those sounds.

Ease of Use:
of course all the combi sounds give you an instant great sound

Support:
no repairs needed, great info on the site and ofcourse the many forums

Overall:
i hope to use my tr for many many years.

Feature:
this is very easy to use and the usb port makes it even better

Quality:
no problems

Value:
good for the price

Desirability:
this look hot in my studio next to my mpc

Sound:
The sounds are okay I have a yamaha motif 6 I had a korg triton le and a korg trinity the sound is way better then the le but it depends on what type of music you do the yamaha motif 6 sounds more jazzy and the tr sounds more commercal

Support:
havent had to call them yet

Overall:
may be a year or two then I will upgrade I really want the korg triton extreme or the yamaha es

Feature:
It would be nice if the sample board was included, and internal memory for the sequencer, but other than that it is great.

Quality:
Seems like a good build. Similar to my Alesis QS7.1.

Value:
Power to price factor is great. If you are a beginner, get this. It has everything you need to get started. I got it to incorporate a sampler and sequencer into my live setup, without having to lug a computer or rack around.

Desirability:
The new samples are incredible alone(from the Oasys soundset) It's also nice to have it in black.

Sound:
Great expressive sounds live, and fun to program.

Support:
Haven't had trouble. It is brand new still.

Overall:
I will enjoy this for awhile. It has many standard features that are desired and upgradability as well. I have alot of gear so I won't need to replace it anytime soon.

Sound:
As more a pianist (Roland RD-150), I looked for a keyboard, easy-to-use, with nice samples. I found it completely in the Korg TR.

Ease of Use:
Thank god it hasn't touch-screens! For musicians who perform or travel a lot, this is would be another thing to be careful with. I hate touchscreens!

Feature:
I really wish Korg would put traditional wheel pitch bend and modulation instead of the joystick. Where some players may think it is better, I do not like spring loaded mod wheels or joysticks

Quality:
The keys are a little cheap if you are used to Hammond style organ keys. I always feel like I am going to rip them off when doing a glissando

Value:
Good price to performance

Desirability:
One of the things I really like about it is how narrow it is. Fits nice on top of my Kurzweil MidiBoard. Boy, I wish Korg would make a flat top 88 key controller!

Sound:
Sounds are not bad, but Korg can use a better library of traditional instruments. This is great for the techno-keyboard player, but if you want traditional sounds, Korg always has run a little weak.

Ease of Use:
Easily programmed, except when trying to use with multiple external midi sources. Can be a pain!

Support:
not bad. usually easy to get an American on the phone. However, the knowledge base could be better.

Overall:
Overall, I am happy with it. However, I still miss my Kurzweil K2VX sounds and controller features.

Feature:
beyond well implemented...with all the common sense touches like template songs and punch in/out...fabulous job to all the pros at korg! Now, I can make the music right! Even the keybed is terrific and you've got to love the ultra smooth 4 way realtime controller...it's amazing and truly intuitive, I just browse the well written books when I need to...went with the fusion originally, because of all the hype and price, wasted time and energy. I went with the 76 key TR and couldn't be more pleased...It's the Way To Go!!!

Quality:
even the keybed is terrific with consistent volume...Sleek black body, very solid quality workstation...I went with the TR76 after some research and experience with other workstations, no comparison Korg TR76 has it all...well done!!!

Value:
Amazing...

Desirability:
Compelling and Beyond Well Implemented, it looks amazing, sounds amazing, and has amazing features...Simply Amazing, Simply TR76!!!

Sound:
amazing sounds...

Ease of Use:
template songs, punch in/out, and too many others sweet features to even begin...I'm pleased as punch with the TR76...

Support:
Haven't needed any, this is beautious with quality and built solid, sleek...If I did, I'm sure it would be excellent just like the TR76...

Overall:
What more can I say, I love it...hours of ecstasy and many many more to come...and intuitive productive features, how's them apples!!! :)