Originally posted by lahawk:
Around that time, another keyboard ahead of the curve, was the Technics SX KN-1000. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvVHqzHO4D8
Over the years, the biggest improvements in arranger keyboards, are the sequencer, display, and storage. Other than that, it's more of the same, including some styles that may never be eliminated. One thing that will never be missed is the ol' floppy disk.
BTW...In 1994, the KN-1000 sold new for $4,000
Larry ... yes the kn1000 was a GREAT board ... but $4000 ????? ... in 1992 I paid $1500 for a VERY slightly used one ... if I didn't KNOW otherwise I would have sworn it was brand new ...
the only problem the kn1000 had was that it was not gm compatible ...
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