Differences between Kaoss Pad and KP2

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06-13-2006, 04:18 PM	Differences between Kaoss Pad and KP2 Post #1 (permalink)
vphooff@yahoo.fr Guest Posts: n/a	Differences between Kaoss Pad and KP2 Hello, anyone knows what are the differences between the Kaoss Pad1 and the Kaoss Pad2 ? i'm thinking about purchasing one... thank you for any help.

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