A non-working prototype was shown at NAMM.
Link here
It is claimed to be a "Authentic Recreation With Modern Additions". I have been unable to find any details on the specific additions. It is not likely to be a big seller with a price of $13K USD, but may raise awareness of the 3300 in general and thus interest in CA's offering.
I hope CA will track this new device, and maybe adopt some of the additions in a future update of the CA version of the PS-3300.
Korg re-introduces physical PS-3300
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huggermugger
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Re: Korg re-introduces physical PS-3300
One addition, a biggie, is patch memories. "New panel memory function (16 programs per bank and 16 banks = 256 slots)"
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2024 ... polysynth/
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2024 ... polysynth/
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halonucleus
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Re: Korg re-introduces physical PS-3300
I watched a few YouTube videos of the PS-3300 reissue played at NAMM. It sounds great.
Also, I really like the looks of the PS-3300; it's like the modular with the early 80's aesthetics to it. I know it was designed in the 70's, but in the early 80's, everything cool was created in the late 70's. Like YMO's first few albums. At least that's how I remember it (I'm originally from Japan)
I've been on a Voltage Modular binge lately, but watching the NAMM PS-3300 videos certainly has me thinking about CA PS-3300...!
Also, I really like the looks of the PS-3300; it's like the modular with the early 80's aesthetics to it. I know it was designed in the 70's, but in the early 80's, everything cool was created in the late 70's. Like YMO's first few albums. At least that's how I remember it (I'm originally from Japan)
I've been on a Voltage Modular binge lately, but watching the NAMM PS-3300 videos certainly has me thinking about CA PS-3300...!