Korg Opsix MkII: What is it? Korg’s ‘altered FM’ synth Opsix is the latest – and most underwhelming – update to the company’s digital instrument range. Like the Modwave and Wavestate ...

Now Korg has something at least approaching a flagship level FM machine in the Opsix. The $800 synth isn’t your average FM unit, though. It’s perhaps the most hands-on implementation of FM I ...

First teased in 2021, Korg’s premium versions of their 37-key Wavestate and Opsix synths have finally debuted in two new, 61-key ‘SE’ (Special Edition) versions. Eschewing the predominantly ...

The Korg Opsix mk II hits store shelves this March and will cost $700, which is $200 less than the price of the original back when it launched. Korg has a massive presence at NAMM this year, ...

That said, this isn’t the first time we’ve seen a five-octave Opsix. Cast your mind back to January 2020 and you may remember that, when the synth was shown in prototype, that’s the size of keyboard ...

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The original Multi/Poly landed in a 37-key unit matching the design of Korg’s Modwave, Opsix and Wavestate. Like those synths before it, it’s now available in a rack-mountable module version too.