#Kurzweil pc2x repair Pc#

I own a Kurzweil PC2X - the higher priced version that has more editing capability and the KB3 Hammond/Leslie emulation not present in the PC1X. It's also the reason that I am considering passing on trying a SP3X, having always been used to a progressive hammer action keyboard. This may not be a major issue and some don't really notice but I think I would. Please note that NONE of the Kurzweil PC1X, 2X or 3X have a progressive hammer action like the Yamahas do. In response to attracting synth players, the Kurzweil actions were always designed, and still are today, with the right balance between accommodating those who appreciate a weighted hammer action for pianos but not so heavy that synth players could not flow and run up and down the keyboard freely. On the other hand, the longterm and generic view of Yamaha's keyboards are very good and have longevity. They guys on Sonicmatter will admit that the PC3X has come a long way thanks to the superior support of their current owners, Hyundai Corp. The sorts of problems I have read about are key breakages, loss of touch sensitivity and notes not sounding. The hammer action keyboards on the PC1X and PC2X for that matter are supposed to be slightly lighter than the current one so I would recommend you try the keyboard before you buy. I remember Dave Weiser from Kurzweil admitting that they had problems with the keyboard models installed in their instruments prior to the new TP-40L one they use for their newest releases. But when it comes to features, it's not even remotely close, the PC1X blows the P70 out of the water! So I'd say if you can deal with not having onboard speakers and don't mind a lighter-weighted action, there's no reason not to get the Kurzweil.Д«ut what sparks said about the reliability of the pc1x keyboard. Personally, I like a nice heavy action, so I'm not sure if I'd like such an action. So it's probably a great compromise just weighted enough to play acoustic piano sounds, but not too heavy to play organ, strings, etc. As far as action, I've been told that the PC1x is on the lighter side of weighted actions.

If at all possible, avoid 'keyboard amps' as they typically sound terrible compared to the clarity you can get with a nice pair of near-field studio monitors or even headphones. So you'd need some nice quality external speakers or headphones.

#Kurzweil pc2x repair Pc#

Another thing to consider (which I'm sure you already have) is the fact that the PC doesn't have speakers. Yeah, I wouldn't reccomend buying a keyboard that you haven't played, but I'm sure the PC1X is near impossible to find to get your hands on.