Korg Triton Le (2000–2002)
A 61-key workstation synthesizer with 62-note polyphony and reduced expansion, built for performance at a lower price point.
Overview
The Korg Triton Le is a workstation synthesizer made by Korg, produced from 2000 to 2002. It comes in 61-, 76-, and 88-key variants, with the 61-key version being the most commonly referenced. Designed as a more affordable alternative to the original Triton, the Le retains core sound capabilities but lacks expansion slots for optional boards. It includes a power supply One Gearspace user summed it up: "Man I still love that synth, it gets abuse around these parts but I've enjoyed creating sounds with it, and to me sounds …" — a testament to its enduring appeal in live and studio settings.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Korg |
| Model | Triton Le |
| Type | Workstation Synthesizer |
| Number of Keys | 61 |
| Key Weight | Not specified |
| Touch Sensitive | Not specified |
| Aftertouch | Not specified |
| Number of Voices | 62 |
| Polyphony | 62 notes |
| Waveform ROM | 32Mb |
| Sample RAM (max) | 64Mb |
| Expansion Slots | None (lacks optional board slots) |
| Includes | Power Supply |
Market
In February 2010, a "Korg TRITON Le Music Workstation" was listed for US $500, indicating its used market value eight years after production ended. A replacement main board for the 61-key version was listed at $207 the same month, suggesting component-level repair is possible. Despite limited documentation, owner sentiment remains positive, with one user asking, "Am I crazy for loving my Triton le?" — a sign of its cult following.
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