Korg M1, released by Korg in 1988, is a synthesizer based on the algorithm of AI (Advanced Integrated) synthesis. As a pioneer of PCM timbres generation, M1 became famous due to impressive sound authenticity, as well as due to unique tone nuances and...
The release of Ketron XD9 Turkish took place in 2005. As the name implies, this version has additional auto accompaniment in the Turkish style. The synthesizer has no other differences when compared to its colleagues. It has a 61-note keyboard,...
The release of Ketron SX3000 took place in 2005. Percussions (Darbuka, Tef, Hollo, Bendir, Davul) prevail in this model as well as the sounds of Turkish instruments: Ud, Yay, Zurna, Baglama, Cumbus, Dtelli, Elksaz, Gitar, Kanun, Kaval, Keman, Clarnet,...
Ketron X8 became the most distinguished product of the X series, owing not so much to internal capabilities, but to the keyboard. Unlike other models of this line, XD8 has a chromatic keyboard: the right zone is limited with 52 keys, and the left one –...
Ketron has an unusual tradition: synthesizers with a chromatic keyboard have something in common with infinity, with the number 8. SD8 is another product with a corresponding keyboard, and of course, this instrument definitely stands out among the rest...
