Korg Opens the Korg Gallery in London: A Must-See for Synth Fans—Even from Afar

Korg is doing something big. On 17th September, they’re opening the Korg Gallery at The Musical Museum in London—a permanent exhibition showcasing their most iconic instruments. While we might be based here in Melbourne, this launch is something synth fans and music tech lovers from all over the world will want to keep an eye on.

What You Need to Know:

• PS-3300 Reissue Debut: First UK appearance of the legendary PS-3300 reissue.
• microKORG 2 Sneak Peek: A look at the upgraded microKORG 2 with a new sound engine and display.
• Over 50 Instruments on Display: A collection of Korg’s most iconic gear, spanning decades of innovation.
• Live Demos by Luke Edwards: Korg’s Brand Ambassador will demo classic and modern synths live.
• Interactive Exhibits: Hands-on experiences to dive into Korg’s history and instruments.

Why It’s Worth Your Attention

The Korg Gallery isn’t just about putting a few synths on display—it’s a chance to explore the history of one of the most influential brands in music tech. The debut of the PS-3300 reissue is a big deal, especially since the original synth is such a rare find. Plus, they’re giving us a sneak peek at the new microKORG 2, showing that Korg’s got one eye on the future while paying tribute to the past.

For those of us not in London, it’s still worth following this launch. With live demos from Luke Edwards, Korg’s Brand Ambassador, we’ll likely see plenty of videos pop up online. This exhibit, with over 50 instruments on display, is a synth lover’s dream—even if you’re checking it out from across the world.

The Global Appeal

Sure, most of us in Australia can’t just fly to London for this event, but it’s definitely worth keeping tabs on what Korg is up to. The Korg Gallery is all about showcasing how Korg shaped the sound of modern music, and even from afar, it’s cool to see a company like Korg celebrating their legacy in such a big way. Expect to see a lot of buzz online, and maybe even some new inspiration for your next synth purchase.

The Korg Gallery opens on 17th September at The Musical Museum in London, and we’ll be keeping an eye on it from Melbourne.

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