KORG PA500 Oriental Keyboard Blue Piano 61 Key Music Instrument

Piano Type

Keyboard

Number Of Keys

61

Brand

Korg

Ideal for both studio sessions and live performances, the Korg PA500 is a versatile arranger keyboard that brings creativity to your fingertips. It boasts a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard, providing expressive playability tailored for musicians who demand precision. With over 880 fully editable sounds, including a complete GM soundset, this synthesizer offers a vast sonic palette to explore. The Korg PA500 is equipped with a robust accompaniment system featuring over 320 styles, each with its own intro, ending, fills, and variations, enabling you to craft lush and dynamic arrangements effortlessly. The intuitive interface features a large, easy-to-read display, making navigation straightforward even during complex performances. Built-in effects, like reverb and chorus, allow for further sound customization, while the onboard sequencer lets you record and edit your compositions with ease. Additionally, the PA500 includes USB and SD card slots for convenient data storage and transfer, enhancing its functionality in various settings. Whether you're composing new pieces or performing live, the Korg PA500 offers the tools you need to elevate your music. Its combination of powerful features and user-friendly design makes it an excellent choice for musicians of all levels. Key Features: 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard Over 880 fully editable sounds, including a GM soundset More than 320 styles with intros, endings, fills, and variations Large, easy-to-read graphic display Built-in effects like reverb and chorus Onboard sequencer for recording and editing USB and SD card slots for data storage and transfer Product specs Brand Korg Model Pa500 61-Key Professional Arranger Keyboard Finish Blue Year 2000s Categories Arranger Keyboards, Digital Synthesizers Analog / Digital Digital Key Size Full Size Keyboard Action Synth Action MIDI I/O MIDI Input, MIDI Output Number of Keys 61 Keys Polyphony 80 Voices