anyone familiar with this midi orchestra can you tell me what it might be worth, was or is it considered a good unit.
I've played with the KN7000 for a couple of hours today and I might sell the tyros and keep the technics. Nah I'm kidding I'm too lazy to learn a new operating system. Beside the KN7000 has been sold.

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I don't know much about the SM-AC1200 except that it was a MIDI module version of the KN1200 and released just after the KN2000. (1994)

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Willum

The KN1200 was my first Keyboard, great at the time, was very satisfied with it, changed it for a 6000. Walter.

I bought one of these on e-bay a couple of months ago and paid $550 for it. There was another one sold on e-bay earlier in the year for about the same price. I have a KN6000 and use it with a midi accordion, I felt the little one would be easier to take out on a gig and it is. It does an adequate job but nothing close to the KN6000. When I do solo gigs I take the 6000 and when I go with a full band I just use the little one for extra instruments like vibe, sax and organ. It is relatively easy to use with a lot of the KN functions, just not as many sounds and rythmns. It has a floppy based system and panel memories to save stuff on. I like it.
Ed.

thanks ed that was very helpful to me. I have one for sale. And some other stuff if you're interested.
http://home.twcny.rr.com/mikeathome/keyboardpictures0.htm


if not thanks anyhow for the very helpful info, I tried the unit with a couple SMF's and it sounded good.
Mike