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Message: [QUOTE="Kaneda, post: 215964, member: 10868"] Price difference between the Nautilus 88 and the Kronos 88 has become even smaller : 2899 euro for the Nautilus, 3129 euro for the Kronos on Thomann's website. That's a measly 230 euro more for the Kronos. Who in their right mind would buy a Nautilus 88 at this point ? Unless he or she has inside information directly from Korg that an entirely new Kronos is coming soon... The thing is, I now have two digital pianos, a Kawai MP11SE and a CA58. Two because I'm between two 'homes' for the moment, but that is about to change as I'm going to sell my house and move to my appartment for good. I have my CA58 there which I love so I'm going to keep that one. So, I'd like to replace the MP11SE with something more 'fun', but still with a good quality weighted keybed. So I immediately thought of the Kronos 88. It may be a bit out of my league because I know nothing about programming sounds or sequencers, nor am I really interested in that, but what's already in the Kronos 88 by default (which is a whole lot) seems like great fun. It's expensive, I know, but selling my MP11SE will soften the blow somewhat. And, apparently it's no use going for the Nautilus since the price difference is negligible. Unless someone could suggest another comparable keyboard that's heaps of fun as well ? The Roland Fantom 8 has an even better keybed but that might be too complicated.... [/QUOTE]