Kawai K1 II 80's Digital 8-Bit Polyphonic 61 Key Synthesiser

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  • Regular price $522.00


Kawai K1 II 80's Digital 8-Bit Polyphonic 61 Key Synthesiser

The Kawai K1 II is an updated version of the original K1 digital synthesiser, released in 1989. It features 61 keys and uses 8-bit PCM waveform synthesis. The K1 II can layer up to four waveforms to create complex sounds, which include a set of 256 digital waveforms (204 additive waveforms and 52 sampled acoustic sounds). One of its standout features is the addition of built-in digital reverb, a notable improvement from the original K1. This synthesiser is known for its unique, grainy sound quality and was designed to be a cost-effective alternative to pricier synths like the Roland D-50. It offers 128 user patch memory locations and supports MIDI functionality, making it versatile for its time. The K1 II also comes with drum and percussion sounds!

Condition:
  • This is a used unit.

  • This unit has been thoroughly tested and has no faults to note. 

  • This unit has had a brand new memory battery installed. 

  • Cosmetically the unit is in good condition for its age. It shows a small amount wear like some small marks, nicks and scratches. Nothing major. Overall it is a very nice piece. Please see all photos. 

  • This unit will ship with a padded Kawai gig bag. 

  • This unit uses a 12V negative centre power adaptor. A generic power supply will be included for AU and NZ buyers only. 

Postage:

Your order will be processed within 5 business days.

If you are in a remote area you may incur extra fees. 


International import tax, duty, vat, custom fees or any other charges are not covered by us, nor included in the shipping fees. These are the responsibility of the buyer.

Return Policy:

Returns will only be accepted for manufacture defects / faulty items. Please contact us if you have any problems with your purchase and we will strive to work it out with you.

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