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Feature:
Standard single pedal is OK but I bought a dual pedal which I like much better. Display is very hard to read but once you memorize the function buttons it is of less concern.
Quality:
Excellent overall construction. It's a workhorse and heavy.
Value:
It's worth every dime.
Desirability:
I own the black one and it looks like what it is...a fantastic stage piano. I'm proud of it and I love it. The only thing better is two of them!
Sound:
This is a great stage piano. The piano sounds are incredible, the others sounds are acceptable. Don't buy it unless you have or plan to buy a good amp. I use mine through a Peavey KB5. It lacks some sustain on the high end but that is not a problem with me and can be programmed for longer sustain if you want it. I love the fully weighted keys and the overall responsiveness. Some will disagree with me but I have owned a Steinway baby grand piano and I'll put this keyboard up with it for piano sound.
Ease of Use:
Very easy to modify the sound, transpose, etc.
Support:
Have not used support.
Overall:
I spent a lot of time shopping for stage piano's before buying the Kurzweil. If I ever buy another keyboard it too will be a Kurzweil.
Submitted: 8/29/2006
Style of Music: Rock n Roll, Country, Gospel, Blues
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Feature:
I have owned this keyboard for 5 years and I still have not been able to figure out all of the features. The user interface to get things done is very difficult-- you have to press certain combinations of keys but there is no display to tell you that you're doing it correctly. The sustain pedal that I got with it is great-- very nice quality.
Quality:
I have had an issue with a key sticking for the past year. Also I had to replace the power supply after about a year of use. The power supply was somewhat difficult and required splicing a new power supply onto my old chord because the right sized input for the keyboard is hard to find. This keyboard has taken some abuse, though, and keeps on going so I can't really complain too much.
Value:
I got this on clearance so I got this at a great price for what it is. I have not regretted my purchase.
Desirability:
I love the color-- it is purple which is awesome. How many purple keyboards are out there? Not many. It is very streamlined, sleek, and nice looking. It feels great to play and was the main reason I bought it. I am looking to upgrade this instrument but I am too attached to it to get rid of it just yet.
Sound:
This keyboard has the classic Kurzweil sound which I used to be more fond of, but now the sound of the keyboard in the mid-range sounds a bit too synthesized for my taste. I don't use many of the sound options, I usually stick with the sustain piano. I wish it had a better organ sound! I use this at my church for worship and it definitely does the job. I get lots of compliments on the sound.
Ease of Use:
Very clearly marked for where to plug in what. The interface, as I stated under features, is difficult because the display only tells you what sound setting you're using. If you want a stage piano-- something you can plug into an amp or sound system and use as a piano, then this is a great buy.
Support:
It is difficult to find replacement parts for this keyboard (such as a power supply) since you have to find an authorized dealer and a lot of music stores are phasing out Kurzweil.
Overall:
I have kept this for 5 years and have been very happy with it. I would love to upgrade but in order to get anything better I have to spend quite a large sum of money. This is not just a beginner instrument-- it gets you through to an intermediate and I would say advanced intermediate and meets all your needs. The only thing is now I have started paying attention to the actual sound of keyboards now and want something that sounds a little more like a real piano and less synthesized, particularly in the mid-range. I have found that I can tell if an artist is using a Kurzweil without even seeing it because of the distinct sound. If you love that Kurzweil sound then this is the keyboard for you!
Submitted: 2/14/2008
Style of Music: Modern worship
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