Korg General Catalogue 1978

Korg General Catalogue 1978

A high-res scan of a Japanese Korg / Keio catalogue from around 1978. Features all the MS and PS synths, plus MP drum machines, accessories and more.

We found this tucked inside the case with a piece of gear that came to us and immediately all poured over it. Packed with classics and also a great guide to all the accessories produced by Korg in their glory years. And yes, there are a few things (not just the PS-3200) that we still need to tick off. Gotta catch ’em all (apart from the couple of slightly rubbish ones, obviously…)

 

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