The following is the history of all Arranger Keyboards made by Korg, with links to precious resources for owners of these, now classic, instruments.

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Interesting the time scale over which these keyboards were produced, and how some of them have stood the test of time and those who have had a short shelf life.
Thanks for posting mike

Hi

Yet more interesting reading for when I have time! I've been thinking over the last few days - maybe someone can answer -just where do you draw the line between "Home Keyboards" and "Arrangers"?

Every Blessing

Tony

Not a expert but, but maybe if the keyboard has a sequencer built into it that could be the defining line ? Between arranger and a just a keyboard ?

Brian