Korg Pa800 or Nothing

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The new Korg Pa800 is the complete arranger keyboard for the professional musician. It’s intuitive, powerful, and interactive with some of the most stunning sounds ever produced by an arranger keyboard. Some people would argue that he Korg Pa80 is the most successful professional arranger keyboard ever produced, but I’m not sure about that one.  It is however used by tens of thousands of musical professionals in every country of the world, some may even agree that it’s an industry standard, but once again, I’m not sure I agree with that either. But developing this type of arranger from Korg I feel like they really understood the needs of the modern musical professional while respecting the technology chosen by so many musicians worldwide. After countless interviews from musicians in dozens of countries, Korg knew what they needed to do to develop the complete professional arranger keyboard. First used on the Pa1X, RX Technology was used ss the guiding philosophy behind the Korg Pa800. The RX Real eXperience guided all their design and sound decisions. When the Pa800 performs, they want the audience to listen, and believe. To be sure that the vocal processing and harmonies of this board were the best possible, Korg worked with a recognized world leader in audio technology, TC Electronics. The Pa800 includes as standard the TC Helicon Voice Processor. This features EQ and professional quality effects like reverb, echo, etc, designed and shaped specifically for vocals. These effects, combined with the built in 3 voice harmonizer and dedicated high quality mic preamp to ensure your vocals have the highest possible sound quality. The most important controls to keep your voice under control are available in the panel and in the display's main page. All you have to do is connect your microphone and you good. It has two interface modes, Easy and Expert. Easy just only shows important controls, while Expert gives you full editing capabilities. Overall this is definitely a great board to check, it just may be a good addition to your setup.