The M50 is not the most durable looking piece of hardware on the market, so care must be taken with its plastic shell.
However, it still managed to win most people over and the M50 is able to deliver similar results, but at a much lower price tag. When the M3 was released there were already questions whether or not a workstation still had any use in studios that have become increasingly computer based. However, the M3 also features no sampling capabilities, has less polyphone than the M3, and doesn't have any support for expansion cards. Some of these, such as the Karma engine, could still be bought separately and used with the M50 when installed on a computer. While it makes use of the exact same EDS sound system as that of the M3, it has a few more limitations. The Korg M50 was unveiled shortly after the release of their popular M3 and in many aspects it is just a stripped-down version of the M3.
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