The KORG PS-3300 FS will be available on a Limited Production run!
The PS-3300 reissue is on its way...
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So much interest was generated from the NAMM 2024 launch of the KORG PS-3300 FS, that they will now be available on a limited run.
Earlier this year, the Japanese synth giant singlehandedly dispelled the myth that “there are never any synth releases during NAMM.“
This week, just in time for Superbooth 2024, KORG has announced that they will be producing this rare reissue on a limited basis. Hopefully, you’ll be able to own one by the end of this year.
KORG PS-3300 FS
Between 1977 and 1981, only 50 PS-3300 units were ever built, so to have this analogue dream machine in your studio has been wishful thinking until now.
With the PS-3300 FS, KORG will add it to the list of revived legends, alongside:
- KORG MS-20 Mini
- ARP Odyssey
- miniKORG 700FS
- ARP 2600 M
Bringing these legendary devices back to life is not only a process of reproducing circuits and sounds but also learning and internalizing the philosophy behind the development of synthesizers. Through this project I was able to relive the history of KORG and an important moment in the evolutionary history of our synthesizers. This was an extremely valuable experience that created an opportunity to pass on KORG’s philosophy and technology to future generations.
Yoshihito Yamada, Chief Engineer
Working on the project as an advisor was Fumio Mieda, the PS-3300’s original designer. So we can certainly believe KORG when terms like “collector’s masterpiece” are thrown around.
The idea is to make this legendary synth accessible to a new generation of music producers and synth heads all over the world. As proved with the other synths in the FS series, KORG pays attention to detail to allow the user to relive the experience of playing this rare vintage synth.
The PS-3300 FS Specs are as follows:
- 49-voice polyphony
- 49-key keybed
- Semi-modular architecture with three PSU-3301 synth units, a mixer, and a PSU-3302 utility section
- Three oscillators, as well as multiple filters, envelopes, and amplifiers per note
- Modernized 3-band resonator section
- Panel storage feature, giving you 256 patches stored in 16 banks
- USB, MIDI, and dedicated library editor app
Pricing and availability:
Experience the PS-3300 FS in the flesh this week at Superbooth 2024 at the KORG booth (E100). The goal is to have it in stores by the end of 2024!
More about the KORG PS-3300 FS:
- Official Press Release
- KORG official Newsroom
- More from KORG
- Check out Superbooth 2024
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Wow! I did not see this coming!
Then again after the success of their 2600 and Analogue Solutions’ Colossus it might make business sense!
Hope I can touch one at Synthfest and such like!
Woah.
Very, very nice! So glad Korg are making these classics available again. I can already tell there is no way I’ll be able to afford one but glad they are being made.
The original actually dont sound good, lame filter, low dynamic and very high distortion single tranny VCA, and square and pwm waves not very square. Yes im the dude who party pooping!
It’s a niche product, more of a publicity stunt than anything (just like the Moog Modular reissue). I believe Korg should do what Behringer have been doing: reissue classic analogue synths people may actually buy, that is the MonoPoly and the Polysix.