Given the atypical nature and undeniably subdued ‘virtual’ format of this year’s NAMM show, many brands have in turn limited their involvement, forgoing the hype of new product announcements and marketing fanfare. Korg however are not one of those brands choosing to instead seize the opportunity and unload a host of high profile new products onto the unsuspecting public.
The first wave of announcements came in at the start of the week with the ARP2600M synth module, modwave wavetable synth and miniKORG 700FS analog synthesiser, as well as an updated USB equipped LP-380 digital piano, wooden stand for the SV-2 and the GM-1 group metronome.
Be sure to check out our coverage of NAMM 2021 including all of the aforementioned Korg products, and stay tuned for upcoming demos and reviews.
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