Korg G1 B Air BR
Compact Digital Pianos
Brand profile · Japan, est. 1963
Korg, a titan of the music technology world, has consistently pushed boundaries since its inception. Originally focused on radio and amplifier manufacturing, the company pivoted to synthesizers and electronic instruments in the 1970s, quickly establishing a reputation for innovation and distinctive sonic character. Today, Korg remains a dominant force, offering a vast and diverse product line catering to a wide range of musicians.
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Compact Digital Pianos
General Synthesizers
General Synthesizers
General Synthesizers
General Synthesizers
Sound Modules
Home Keyboards
Home Keyboards
Home Keyboards
Sound Modules
Drum Machines
General Synthesizers
Drum Machines
General Synthesizers
General Synthesizers
Drum Machines
Synthesizer Peripherals
Samplers
Workstations
General Synthesizers
Sound Modules
General Synthesizers
Master Keyboards (up to 49 Keys)
Master Keyboards (up to 25 Keys)
Digital Accordions
Digital Accordions
General Synthesizers
General Synthesizers
Workstation Home Keyboards
Workstation Home Keyboards
Stage Pianos
Stage Pianos
Groove Boxes
General Synthesizers
Master Keyboards (up to 61 Keys)
Master Keyboards (up to 49 Keys)
Home Keyboards
Home Keyboards
General Synthesizers
Home Keyboards
Keyboard Foot Switches
General Synthesizers
Workstation Home Keyboards
Workstation Home Keyboards
Stage Pianos
Workstation Home Keyboards
Workstation Home Keyboards
General Synthesizers
While Korg is a Japanese company, manufacturing has shifted over time. Instruments are currently produced in Japan, Indonesia, China, and Vietnam, depending on the model.
Korg synthesizers vary; some are designed for ease of use, while others offer deep, complex sound design capabilities requiring more experience.
Korg provides varying levels of support for older products, with driver updates and firmware releases becoming less frequent for legacy models.