No longer use the USB Port on my Korg PXR 4

[sporatic]

Does anyone use the Korg PXR 4 Digitsl Recorder? I've had mine for about 6 months and now the USB port will not function prperly. I have tried to download/upload new drivers for my USB and I've even tried another PC. Has anyone else had this problem?

[darren wilson]

Have you tried contacting Korg tech support? What's the warranty on those things?

[mike777]

I have the contact info for you:

email: support@korgusa.com. Service centers are listed on www.korgusa.com if it needs to go to one. If you wish to call, the number is 516-333-8737 but they are open 10-5pm EDT.

I still have the PX2 so unfortunately I can't help you out here. I have to refrain from toy shopping until after my wedding.

[Polaris20]

Originally Posted by mike777

I have to refrain from toy shopping until after my wedding.

I'd be advising the opposite for you: get all your toy shopping done now, because you won't be able to get them after the marriage!

j/k!

[sporatic]

Mike, thanks for the info. And I have to agree with Polaris. Get all you can, because after the wedding it's budget time and you have to save up. Took me a while to get my new toys.

[mike777]

Well, that's the thing. I did that already. I worked for a music retailer for a while and while I was looking to get out I took advantage of my discounts to get recording gear and such. I started this in 2000. I also ordered the DNA that year which arrived in late September of that year. the economy started to slip to and sales weren't what I was used to and therefore-neither were my paychecks. The car died that year and I had to get a new one. At that time, I was with a different girlfriend and no marriage plans. Nowadays-I am paying what I couldn't catch up with. I did splurge on the VSBL in June when it arrived with the support of my fiancee, though as a "last splash" before the buckle-down time. She's great like that and tht's why I'm marrying her. That's my story-the short version. Maybe someone getting out of college and starting out can learn from it.

Mike 777 Haug