Anyhow, here's the info:
Kurzweil K1000 SE (X)tended Synthesizer.
Some Features:
76 Weighted Key Keyboard
24 Note Polyphony
Digital Samples with many programmable parameters
Midi In, Out, Thru
Pianos, Organs, Vibes, Bass, Strings, Choirs, Trumpets, Horns,
Synths
Extended Sound Roms add: Flute, Percussion, Congas
I got this when Kurzweil auctioned off some gear when I worked there.
It was an early prototype which I upgraded and re-conditioned. The
electronics are up to date, and the key contacts have been cleaned and
replaced where needed. Key action is as good new. The only thing
that distinguishes this from a K1000 SE II is the II has a
monopressure aftertouch sensor. Actually, the sensor is mounted in
this unit, but it needs a signal conditioning circuit and a software
update to be functional. I could look into this.
I have the Musicians's Guide (owners manual) and also the Service
guide. I can recommend a Woburn Service center who was a former
Kurzweil Feild Service tech, and also I have done feild service on
these units. I have an extra Arnold chip, which KMS would charge $90
to replace.
$650 - K1000 SE (X)
$60 - Invisible Keyboard Stand (you can see it, that's the brand)
$60 - Yamaha DM-01 amplified speakers (if you need plug and play)
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