#KURZWEIL PC3A6 FOR SALE PLUS#

2 years ago or more I was an early adopter), Roger only sold it with the wonky metal shelves or box 1's on the back side. At the time that I bought it (could have been Feb. I'll echo your comments to say that I'm a satisfied customer as well. And since it isn't slathered with a bunch of midi encoders and display panels it's perfectly suited for the way I use a keyboard. Yea, very happy with this, and keybeds are one thing I am very picky about. As soon as my modular is back in place it will be tasked with more duties. The five octave keybed allows me to take advantage of the polyphonic capability of the PreenFM2 very well. For now, it's been doing nothing but controlling my PreenFM2. ) but I'll post my thoughts here when I do.

I've yet to dive in to the power-on features (velocity curves, etc.

#KURZWEIL PC3A6 FOR SALE PLUS#

The downward pressure is really nice, not too light (as so many cost-efficient keyboard controllers are) and the keys don't 'clack' together when you do big glissando slides.ДЄll in all, with the solid walnut sides and top, plus two QIC36 power connection cables, plus shipping from Tyler Texas to Yuma Az. The channel pressure (aka 'aftertouch') is actually usable with enough travel to make it expressive and not just a sortof 'on-off' function. Slick, quiet downstrokes, upstrokes have that 'just righty' amount of pushback and return speed. I've found the action of that particular FATAR keybed to be the high water mark of synth action keybeds. Since it's THE SAME keybed used in the Kurzweil PC3A6 and other high-end performance synths naturally it feels just like one of those. It's described as 'synth action' (correctly so). The key action on the Synthesizers.Com QKB61 is absolutely superb. True to the modular ethos this is another 'module' that is focused on doing on thing and doing it very well. two MIDI-IN jacks plus one MIDI-OUT jack. There's an option now, and it's the undisputed KING of no-frills, no foo foo, no blinky lights keyboard controllers with MIDI output (plus MIDI merge. it's a great keybed, you LOVE IT and you KNOW IT! LOVE YOUR KEYBED!!!! LOVE IT!!! THIS IS INDUSTRY STANDARD NOW AND YOU'RE GONNA LIKE IT!! YOU'RE GONNA EAT THIS SHIT SANDWICH AND YOU'RE GONNA SMILE ABOUT IT!!!!' funny what we'll convince ourselves of when we find ourselves forced in to believing what someone tells us due to lack of any other outside criticism. 'I see five lights' when there are only four. Yea, some or tolerable, and after a while I can even manage to talk myself in to believing that the action is even acceptable (cognitive dissonance sets in after a bit. I've been so disappointed with every keyboard controller I've tried over the last 15+ years. On some this klunk is so loud it may be heard in certain videos over the sound of the synth! Not on the QKB61 though!!!ДЄCTION: Ok, this is the BIIIIG question, at least for me it is. So many of the 'affordable' keyboard controllers today have very loud thumping and thunking and klunking when you play the keys without the synth volume on. no squeaks, no groans, no ~flexing~ if you try to twist the keybed a little bit. Super solid feel due to it's all metal frame and solid walnut construction. The obvious stuff (construction) is fantastic. Described as one of the 'better' FATAR keybeds, I was highly intrigued since I'd known those keybeds from previous high-end performance synth ownership.ДЄnd I can say it was easily worth the wait. I've been dreaming about owning one of these 2nd generation Synthesizers.Com QKB61 keyboards since it was released a few years ago. I've not seen any user reviews of this keybed so I've drafted this one. I'm simply a highly satisfied customer expressing my views.

DISCLAIMER: I'm not beholden to Synthesizers.Com in any way, manner, or form.

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