badgas 
Age: 64
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 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 3:04 pm Post subject: |
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I got one of these about two months ago to replace my fried Korg 1600.
It's not a bad machine, but I do miss a larger window than the 2488 has. I'm back to squinting now.
It's a step down from the 1600, but a far cry better than the Korg 3200 which I bought and returned days later, before I settled on the 2488.
I can only compare it to the Korg 1600 and 1200.
First thing I noticed was that the dial nob is very touchy. Want to move a few numbers either way, it seems to jump numbers, or menus, and I got to redo it.
There seems to be too many menu avenues while looking for something. I guess I got spoiled with the touch-the-window on the Korg.
It records the same as other machines I used, but with a few minor changes.
My only other gripe is that the window is just too small. Things are just too cramped in it.
That's my take, after usings a machine with a larger window and the touch the window menu changer. That window has a name but I don't recall it. I'm not hacking on the 2488, It's a fine machine. Just like a Ford owner getting into a Volkwagon. It's what you get use to and like the feel.
If anyone has a Korg 1600, I'd sure trade even across the board, my 2488 for your 1600. 
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24 tracks, built in burner and USB to send files to computer. I will have one of these come November 1st.
