Jan 25th 2014, 21:00, by Trent Wolbe
In nursery rooms across the world, there's a very specific form factor of instrument that's been repeated by scores of manufacturers for decades. The idea is always the same: a sturdy little two-octave piano with a super-distinctive, detuned plink sound, perfectly proportioned for toddlers and built to withstand the rigors of intense musical edutainment. If there are children in your life in 2014, you could get them the standard Hello Kitty-themed version for $60 — but a new offering from Korg might leave them lusting for something with a lot more going on under the crayon-proof hood.
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