FS: Kurzweil K2500 with road case *SOLD*
I'm reluctantly parting ways with my trusty Kurzweil K2500.
This machine is a beast and is in excellent condition and works perfectly. The RAM has been expanded (80mb I think), and it has an internal hard drive loaded with samples from various sources and libraries. I can't remember everything that's on there but it includes the famous Steinway samples and the Real Rhodes collection, plus a bunch of analog synths, classic drum machines and lots of other stuff. Note also that there are heaps of libraries available online.
It comes with a custom made Transit Pak road case of the highest quality - I probably don't need to tell you that this alone cost more than the asking price!
I still reckon the K-series keyboards were amongst the best workstations ever built, and still very, very useful today. The semi-weighted keyboard is first class and at the very least would make a superb controller… but the Kurzweil synth engine is incredibly powerful and still holds its own. I've been playing with the analog synth textures a bit lately and they really are excellent.
This is a lot of keyboard for $600.
Anyway, enough from me - stacks of info out there, but feel free to ask if you have any specific questions. I'm in Melbourne.
More photos here - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jrnpbrovcu63 ... 7E0ca?dl=0
This machine is a beast and is in excellent condition and works perfectly. The RAM has been expanded (80mb I think), and it has an internal hard drive loaded with samples from various sources and libraries. I can't remember everything that's on there but it includes the famous Steinway samples and the Real Rhodes collection, plus a bunch of analog synths, classic drum machines and lots of other stuff. Note also that there are heaps of libraries available online.
It comes with a custom made Transit Pak road case of the highest quality - I probably don't need to tell you that this alone cost more than the asking price!
I still reckon the K-series keyboards were amongst the best workstations ever built, and still very, very useful today. The semi-weighted keyboard is first class and at the very least would make a superb controller… but the Kurzweil synth engine is incredibly powerful and still holds its own. I've been playing with the analog synth textures a bit lately and they really are excellent.
This is a lot of keyboard for $600.
Anyway, enough from me - stacks of info out there, but feel free to ask if you have any specific questions. I'm in Melbourne.
More photos here - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jrnpbrovcu63 ... 7E0ca?dl=0