Korg PX5D Pandora Guitar and Bass Multi Effects Processor
Tags: Bass, Effects, GUITAR, Korg, Multi, Pandora, Processor, PX5D
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Rarely do I take the time to rate a product, but I’ve been very happy with the PX5 since I got it for Christmas. It’s been REALLY fun! It’s easy to use, sounds really good, and makes playing a blast. If you’re seriously thinking of getting a processor, I highly suggest this product. The ONLY complaint I have is that the power cord is not included. It doesn’t seem to be sucking down batteries, but I’d rather run in with an AC adapter. I’ll have to purchase that soon….. Overall, 5 stars!
Rating: 5 / 5
This device is just too much fun. I thought there was actually 700 rythms, but it does not really. It has 128 rhythms, which is composed of drums (three variations) and bass (three variations). Bass can be set to off, drums don’t have that option. The device is very easy to customize/change the sounds using the free software that comes with it. I have to read the instructions to figure out how to set the chains on the device itself, but with the software is a breeze. There twenty chains that can be customized. Each chain has 16 tracks with the option of repeating each rhythm a max of 4 times per track. Creating a rhythm for a song is easy. Like I said before there are three variations of drum and bass and a key (scale) can be set for each individual track. This is useful when you have a key change in the middle of a song. The phraser is awesome and very easy to use. press phraser and start playing. it will automatically stop recording when you stop playing and continue looping automatically. This is fun. You’ll be hooked on it for hours.
Rating: 5 / 5
Actually this device is much more than a toy. I record weekly with a keyboard player and I no longer need to take my guitar amplifier to this session. I just carry the PX5D along with the necessary cords and attach it directly to his mixer which is hooked directly to his PC. I can change guitar sounds as the music requires. I can also plug the PX5D into my PC via a USB port and quickly edit the user settings for sounds and also program rhythm chains easily. The device seems to be very well made and has performed flawlessly so far .
Rating: 5 / 5
this is one great piece of gear , sounds are amazing and it pretty much does it all,modeling ,effects , bass,phrase trainer,recording interface,metronome ,tuner..rythem tracks with programable drum and bass.
this is a budding shredders dream tool as well
Rating: 5 / 5