Advantages: Sounds that are out of this world
Disadvantages: cant thing of any realy.

...that you have in the korg Trion buy buying expansion boards, these range from £125 to around £250. if you do decide to get this keyboard and want to take it out gigging please what ever you do get a hard case for it . they cost around £100. it will protect it from damage although I have droped and banged mine and it still keeps working . i go out gigging with my band and use the korg triton and it is just so amazing and a pleasure to use. the sounds are just breath taking and people always comment on the sounds it can produce. it has made me a better player. i have tried roland, yamaha, and ciaso keyboards, but noting not even the tyros can touch this board. if you watch the next band on t.v the sliver keyboard that you will almost always see being played by the keyboard player in the corner will be a triton, or in the triton family... Read review

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Advantages: VALUE FOR MONEY
Disadvantages: NONE

...The performance and control on the Triton T80, makes it among the very best, value for money electric showers around. It is also one of the best selling showers around. The features of the T80 include a three-mode shower spray head. It also has a start stop button. When you are happy with the temperature that you have selected you just press the start/stop button, so the next time you want a shower it will always give you the perfect temperature every time. The T80 is very stylish and all controls are conveniently positioned. At 8.5 kW and £119+vat the Triton T80 is exellent quality and good value for... Read review

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Advantages: Quality of sounds, many add on options
Disadvantages: Silver cover can mark easily

...and can honestly say I have never played or owned a more user friendly, high quality product. I have produced many musical jingles and instrumentals for videos production and all I have is my Korg triton and a few pieces of audio equipment. Everything I have needed has been contained inside the one unit. Korg have just introduced a new keyboard, 'The studio', which is just a Triton with all the optional extras, added already to it. e.g. SCSI board, Piano Board etc... I thought about upgrading my Triton to the Studio series but just couldn't do it. The Triton is m friend and it works for me. I manually upgraded in with a SCSI board and the new Piano Board so it's already kitted out to last me another few years.. It's simply the best.... Read review

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Advantages: Powerful, reliable, class.
Disadvantages: None.

..., so you don't need to order a special very expensive one from Triton. The shower is so powerful,it actually penetrates the shower curtain! The actual flex, which is chrome covered by plastic, seems to be still up to the job after ten years, although I may replace soon, mainly because it has been stained red from hair dye - NO, Not mine! The only other job I have done, was to replace the upstand that the handset fits to, this consists of two plastic fittings, with a length of chrome tube between them. The original seemed to be far too short for my liking, and seeing as I just happened to have a decent length of chrome pipe in the garage, it was a shame not to use it. The original one was less a foot long, but now is over twice the length, which is a little more user friendly, and it looks more professional somehow... Read review

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Advantages: Well made, good manual
Disadvantages: Not a cheap case; doesn't include power supply

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Advantages: Awesome sounds, it's now the industry standard
Disadvantages: Took me a while to understand how it all works!

...I have owned my Korg Triton now for about a year and a half. I paid £1,699 for it which is the most I have ever spent on any musical instrument! Was it worth it? Well in a word yes. This keyboard is quite simply awesome. The amount of admiring looks it gets at gigs is testiment to the reputation it has quickly gathered. I reckon this thing is pretty much the industry standard now. Whenever I watch music programmes like Jools Holland or Top of the Pops you see the Triton pop up time and time again. Anyway onto some of the features this workstation has. You get 66 fully touch sensitive keys, a joystick and a touch sensitive expression bar which is good fun to use! The interface you use to input your commands couldn't be more user friendly. You have a large back-lit touch senstive screen, a keypad and a selection wheel. All... Read review

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Advantages: Lovely hot showers. No scalding. Easy to use.
Disadvantages: None so far

...I’ve always been a shower rather than a bath person. Unlike hubby, who takes to the bathroom equipped with books, coffee, smokes, and generally enough supplies to go on an African Safari, only to emerge about two hours later looking like a wrinkled old prune. Yuck! But last year our ancient old Gainsborough shower decided that enough was enough, and gave up the ghost on me. It had been temperamental for months beforehand, deciding on a whim whether to either scald or freeze you to death. One of my friends has a Triton shower in her bathroom, that I’d used and liked, so off I dragged hubby and his chequebook to the nearest DIY store for a gander. There was quite a choice, but the one that caught my attention was the Triton Topaz T100i. Unlike some of the big and bulky boxes that were on display, the Topaz came... Read review

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Advantages: Efficient, variable, powerful
Disadvantages: None

...with a normal strength jet around the edge. Mind you I must admit I just get in and have a shower, I haven’t really bothered messing about with these different settings yet! The showerhead itself is also adjustable in height by moving it up and down the rod on which it is fixed and in direction by just twisting it up, down or to either side. Since the shower was already installed when we bought the house I am afraid that I m unable to let you know how much it actually costs. Sorry about that! We also have a Triton Amber set over the bath in the bathroom and although I have not yet used it the two guests who have both said that it was very good. In conclusion I would say that I would definitely recommend Triton showers as being easy to use, effective and leaving me full of get up and go! Well for a little while at least!... Read review

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Advantages: Powerful, Reliable, Stylish
Disadvantages: None

...I found myself with old Redring shower when I moved into my flat, which dribbled cold water when switched on. I decided it wasn't worth fixing and looked for a new one. Triton have a very good reputation for making good quality reliable showers, so when I found they were the nicest looking ones on the market as well the choice was made. It may seem a bit daft rating looks so highly, but having a badly designed box fixed to my bathroom wall is not for me. I went for a 9.5Kw shower, which gives fast flowing hot water all year round. Some of the cheaper lower powered showers really do get affected by the temperature of the incoming water - not a problem with the T100i. It's also one of the few showers that comes with a decent shower head with adjustable spray patterns. It's an electronic shower with built in safety functions... Read review

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Advantages: Room size. Location.
Disadvantages: Staff.

...After finishing a holiday in Sweden, we travelled by Train (£15 in advance,4 hours from Gothenburg) to Copenhagen. We stayed in the Ibis Triton. Having used Ibis for all our non-hostel accomodation on the trip, and being impressed by each one, we looked forward to a relaxing few days before flying home. Unfortunately, the only thing the hotel had in common with the rest of the chain was the name. Located to the East of the train station, only 2 mins walk to Helgolandsgade, it was in a convenient location. It was relatively cheap, at £60 per night for a double at a weekend, and was less than 5 minute walk to the square in the centre of Copehagen. On entrance we were greeted by a very rude receptionist who informed us that our room wasnt ready. When i enquired how long it would be, and whether they had a left luggage room, she... Read review

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