Feature:
While it's got fewer banks than the studio, the pro comes with everything necessary to make wonderful music. Appegiator, Vocoder, Sampler, Sequencer, Realtime effect controller, Four way effect controller, and a slider 100's and 100's of sounds...did I mention all of them are configurable? The touch screen makes navigation of the pages rather effortless and while the keys aren't full weight, the whole keyboard feels great. One little hiccup, no easy access to an Expansion slot, and only one slot free to work with. But that's why it's 1500 cheaper than the Studio.

Quality:
Korg is elite when it comes to packaging and the Triton Pro is no exception. The sleek metal frame sits nicely anywhere. The keys feel wonderful and are velocity sensitive. The buttons don't feel cheap and the nobs don't feel like they are going to snap off if you move to fast. The control stick has a nice push back on it so there's a little give a take while you play (not so much as on the Fantom which is a "thank god"). Only two things. The jog wheel isn't as precise as it could be and I wish they had found a better use for the slide pad (but those are negligable problems)

Value:
$2300 is not cheap. But you get what you pay for with this machine. If you have the money, get this, if you really have the money, get the pro-X with the weighted keys (but either one is really fantastic). And if you really have money to kill...Get the Studio! But they are all the same beast. One thing I will say. If you are interested in this keyboard and the Le is calling to you because of price...STAY AWAY...the Le cannot do what this keyboard does. Hope that helps.

Desirability:
"I wanted it...and I got it" and this baby wreaks of muxical-orgasmix!

Sound:
There are a lot of great sounds to offer on this keyboard for a wide range of music styles from Techno to Rock and from Jazz to Latin. However, some of brass and violin sounds are very, very digital and don't sound overly realistic. As for the Piano (which is a key feature), there are tons of them, but once again, there are only so many variations one can make to the piano sound (though the harpsichord is top notch)

Support:
Haven't dealt with them yet...didn't need to (although I hear people are not really satisfied with the support)

Overall:
If you like doing everything - get this board. Plain and simple! Now I gotta pick me up a Korg Karma and a MicroKORG! (Did I mention I'm a big Korg fan?)

I produce many types of music ranging from hip hop to techno, and the korg triton pro is the best keyboard available.I love the roland sound and i own a xp80 and a sp808, but the korg offers a lot more room for growth than the Roland Fantom. The main difference is the sampling feature that the Fantom does not offer.This feature allows you to be up to date with all the latest sounds ,via sample library, that the Roland will never be able to create. THAT MEANS I CAN KEEP UP WITH ALL THE LATEST SOUNDS AND LOOPS WITHOUT HAVING TO BUY A NEW KEYBOARD EVERY YEAR!!!

I have the 88-key version it is the greatest. The weighted keys are the best I have felt. The Sounds are dynamite. The Interface is extreamly easy to use. I love the built in appegiator and the realtime filter nobs for live control. The ribon control is a nice touch. It is one of the few keyboards with a synth and a sampler built in. My one and only complaint is that I wish it came with the expansion cards and the scsi interface. But I know that they were trying to keep it in the expense range for the consumer. It truely is the greatest keyboard on the planet.

Triton is one of the Best Keys that I have ever used, Initially, I found it a lil boring to change between the different options, I Like the Sampling engine of the Triton, but I think Yamaha Motif is a better one for sampling and Real time editing, The tones are just marvellous in Triton which gives a composer more creativity, It is also one of the Best Synths for Stage Performance and I love my Triton Pro.

Feature:
The sampler, and synchronizer are suprisingly easy to use, the whole board is great, the only complaint I have is that I dont have enough time to use all of its features!

Quality:
Doesn't look or fell cheap. Like the Fantom's plastic feel, this board feels durable. The keys and buttons don't miss.

Value:
For this price you can either buy a truly crappy car, or a great keyboard. Go for the keyboard, make some music, distribute it, make some money, then go buy a better car. For $1,800 you cant find a better workstation. It's that simple.

Desirability:
On my way to buy it right now!!!!!!!

Sound:
Sounds are excellent!!!

Support:
I say the best because, products that require you to "get to know" the service department dont need to be scored. I've owned the og Kaoss Pad 1 now for about 4 years, I've beat the crap out of it, and it still looks, feels, works, and smells like new.

Overall:
It's easy to use, it's a great machine, it's going to last forever, and it's creative possibilities are great for a home recording set-up. It's better priced than the crappy boards put out by others.

Feature:
The sampler, and synchronizer are suprisingly easy to use, the whole board is great, the only complaint I have is that I dont have enough time to use all of its features!

Quality:
Doesn't look or fell cheap. Like the Fantom's plastic feel, this board feels durable. The keys and buttons don't miss.

Value:
For this price you can either buy a truly crappy car, or a great keyboard. Go for the keyboard, make some music, distribute it, make some money, then go buy a better car. For $1,800 you cant find a better workstation. It's that simple.

Desirability:
On my way to buy it right now!!!!!!!

Sound:
Sounds are excellent!!!

Support:
I say the best because, products that require you to "get to know" the service department dont need to be scored. I've owned the og Kaoss Pad 1 now for about 4 years, I've beat the crap out of it, and it still looks, feels, works, and smells like new.

Overall:
It's easy to use, it's a great machine, it's going to last forever, and it's creative possibilities are great for a home recording set-up. It's better priced than the crappy boards put out by others.

The moss option board is a must!!! it's a little expensive, however it's dynamite. The possiblities are endless. Buy one and you won,t sleep for a long time.
This keyboard is like having a akai s-3000, korg m1, trinity, & z1 (with the moss 6 voice option board) all in this machine. Thank you KORG!!!

I love this board, but wasn't anticipating putting in 1000 hours to learn how to use it. The manuals just don't explain the board well to the layman. You really can't fully appreciate all this board has to offer until you've really learned what it can do! Once you do............watch out! - this board rocks!
I would like to see in an OS upgrade the ability to sync .wav files/acid files to the sequencer tempo similar to the yamaha motif.

Everything you need is here. I have the ProX and the keys feel awesome. The sounds speak for themselves, the sequencer is great and it is the only Synth out of all my boards I use all of the time.

The only thing i dislike about the triton pro is how easy the fabulous color coating can scratch off... Oh, it would be great if all the extras came standard... The triton is very intuitive, creativity flows like magic.