#Note on kurzweil pc2x shorting out plus

#Note on kurzweil pc2x shorting out plus

A Motif ES 88 would be a dandy, and probably more durable replacement, plus I could retire my EX-5 if I had the Motif, but its a heavy (and expensive) bugger. Repair my current board? Buy a nearly-near identical board, and have it crack too in a few years? Buy something new? Wait until the Alesis Fusion, or the Nord Stage, come out? It was my only weighted keyboard, I'd like to have at least one on stage, love its piano sound and the Kurzweil Strings, but otherwise don't use its tones all that much. I've got gigs coming up the next two weekends, but I can hobble by on my remaining three keyboards, so that's not a big issue.Д«UT, now I've got some decision-making to do.

I asked him what it was, 'Kurzweil PC-88MX' !!!! He's going to ask his wife what they'd want for it tonight. One of my coworkers overheard me and asked if I'd be interested in buying a keyboard that he bought ten years ago for his daughters, who never got interested in it. He said the parts alone would be about $260, the parts wouldn't be available until May, and no telling what the labor would be, waaaah!

The tech said a stop tab had busted off, and that a lot of the stop tabs on other keys were cracked, would have to replace a lot of stuff.

Took my Kurz PC-88MX into the shop a couple weeks ago, an 'A' key was making a loud unpleasant noise mechanically when struck, thought I'd get it fixed before it became serious.