![]() ![]() ![]() Good for device longevity, I'm sure, but no fun if you'd like to see the blighter working! And working it is: the blister gets warm. The valve itself hardly glows: it seems Korg have developed some electronics that extract all the device's valviness without driving it very hard. It's housed behind a prominent plastic blister erupting from the front panel, and its blue LED backlighting ensures that you'll know it's in-circuit even if you can't hear the result. Korg's Valve Force tube circuit (first seen on the latest Electribe phrase-composition devices) provides a surprise that's more subtle than the casing's colour change, but it's just as visually striking when it's switched on. ![]() Photo: Mark EwingPhysically, the Extreme's layout is virtually identical to that of the Studio, with the touchscreen in the centre, and the various patch-selection, real-time control and sequencer/sampler operation buttons scattered around the area. ![]()
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