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| View Poll Results: Will Oasys drive the company into bankrupcy | |||
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23.01.2005, 09:06 AM
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I voted no. I think Korg will realize that the OASYS is way to damn expensive, and either reduce the price, or come up with an LE/rack/software (TI sort of thing) version at a major discount. I am interested to see the further developments of it. Basically it is a computer, and I think Korg will continue to upgrade the different types of synthesis and fx available in it. That is assuming poeple pay the ridiculous price tag and actually buy it. And there is a big enough user base to justify the $$ korg will have to spend to upgrade it. So, I think I just talked myself out of my own vote!
 I could be wrong! Although I must agree that the OASYS will be the biggest flop of 2005.  
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