Korg Prologue vs Topping MX3

* Roland SH-01a - I think I'm interested in this more for the tiny form factor, but it does sound quite nice.

-This is a review for Topping MX3 My Experience: Overall I wanted something versatile, something with multiple inputs including input for headphones, this unit pretty much ticked all of the boxes for me, even had Bluetooth to boot with an included remote. The experience I had/having with this product is kind of annoying, bluetooth doesn't work too well, at least with my Galaxy S8, if I even put it 2-3 feet away it starts distorting. Though it might be an issue with my device since my friend has a more recent Samsung device and his works fine with it even at 5 feet away, remote is a pain to use, whether I'm using it close to my desk or putting the remote right in front of the units face, it takes multiple clicks for the unit to respond to the remote and ultimately is a hassle to use compared to just using the 1 single physical button. One last thing that annoyed me is that the front AUX port cannot be used as an input for any other device besides a headsed/earbuds

Punching rumbling, sub bassy sounds comparing it to something like a moog, sub 37 or a moog matriarch. It just doesn't have that same earth-shaking, l...

I am using this for a computer room set up. I am powering a older pair of KEF iQ1's. I could not get bass out of these speakers with any other amp. I tried the new Sonos Amp and I tried by Bel Canto which was better, but I was ready to replace the speakers when this arrived

Kinda hard to go wrong here though, just more about what you like. I find the Prologue very easy to start at an init patch, turn a few knobs and arrive at a usable, musical sound. But in the same vein it's not as deep sound design-wise as some of the other options. For me, this is why I have Pigments

Exactly um. Welcome leave a demo or make it brighter or make it the brightest, so big at the brightest um. If I set it to auto it'll, be Auto on auto ...