Not a lot to add to that headline. It seems that no piece of tech or musical gadgetry is immune from turning pink from time to time.
At the Winter NAMM exhibition last month, Korg announced that its Kaossilator synth is available for a limited time in pink, as well as the traditional yellow.
I don’t even have a picture of it in all its pinkness, but never mind. No new features as far as I can see – just pink.
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Andy Merrett
Andy has been authoring at Piano & Synth Magazine for over 20 years.
He's a keen musician, has been playing piano since the age of five (that's over 45 years!), got his first 'proper' electronic keyboard (a Casio CasioTone model) in the mid '80s, and first experimented with MIDI on an Atari 8-bit before getting STs and Macs.
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