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Korg RK-100 | ![]() |
MY RATING:
CHANCES OF SELLING:
*** ABSOLUTELY NONE - STOP ASKIN' ALREADY
(NO SOUND SAMPLE - MIDI controller only)
I painted stupid
shit all over it in 1992. I loved it at the time (even put a button on its gay purple strap saying "VOTE FOR DAVE"). Now it's just this turd of a conversation piece that many people continue to
insist that I should dust off and actually use in public again one day. These people are stinky and bad. Why won't I sell it?
Too many memories I'd be throwing away for the mere $50 or so I'd be able to get. Screw it.
Copyright © 2005 David C. Lovelace

Look at this horrendous hunk of rhinocerous excrement! Can you believe I actually played this
thing in a band once? I rang in New Years' 1997 by playing songs like "Jump" on this thing (the band was called [shudder] "Goodhead").
It's got no velocity or touch sensitivity at all, so everything you play on this MIDI controller sounds like utter crapola, I don't
care how Godlike (or even DAVElike!) you can play. It runs on a 9V battery and isn't too heavy. There's eight buttons for switching
patches, which was perfect for the Roland JD-800 I connected it to. There was also an octave up/down button and funny little
pitch bender wheel. It functioned OK and was reliable enough, I guess. I shouldn't be too hard on it. I'm too hard on my Korgs,
aren't I?
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