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Kurzweil K2000R Variable Architecture Synthesiser & Sampler W/ Expansions - 240V

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Kurzweil K2000R Variable Architecture Synthesiser & Sampler W/ Expansions - 240VKurzweil K2000R Variable Architecture Synthesiser & Sampler 3U Rack 240V Kurzweil Music Systems was founded by Raymond Kurzweil and Stevie Wonder. The K2000R is a digital synthesiser and sampler (This unit has been expanded) which was sold during the 90's and early 2000's. It is an awesome sounding machine. It uses Variable Architecture Synthesis Technology which allows the user to take any multi sample, noise or waveform and process it using just

Kurzweil K2000R Variable Architecture Synthesiser & Sampler - 3U Rack - 240V

Kurzweil Music Systems was founded by Raymond Kurzweil and Stevie Wonder. The K2000R is a digital synthesiser and sampler (This unit has been expanded) which was sold during the 90's and early 2000's. It is an awesome sounding machine. It uses Variable Architecture Synthesis Technology which allows the user to take any multi-sample, noise or waveform and process it using just about any synthesis technique. The source of these multi-samples are from the 8MB of ROM which hold tons of authentic and superb quality samples. The internal processing is 32-bit with 18-bit DACs. The K2000 uses 31 sound-shaping algorithms to provide a variety of resonant filters, EQs, continuous panning, amplitude modulation, crossfade, distortion, digital wrap, waveshaper, pulse width modulation, high frequency enhancement, low frequency oscillators, hard sync oscillators and mixing oscillators, all with real-time MIDI control. The K2000 has been used by many very well known artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd, Jean Michel Jarre, LTJ Bukem, Massive Attack and more. 

This unit is the K2000R, with the sampling expansion board and digital I/O expansion board installed.

Condition:
  • This unit has been used. 

  • This K2000R is running Version 3.18J

  • This unit is in good condition. It shows general wear from use and age like some nicks, scratches and marks. Overall there is nothing major, and nothing which detracts from the use or functions of this unit. Please see all photos.

  • When the unit is turned off there is a sort of darker mark on the screen. It is not noticeable when the machine is turned on and does not affect usability at all. 

  • The floppy disk drive is fully functional.

  • This unit has had the sampler and digital I/O expansion boards installed. 

  • This unit has had a brand new screen installed.

  • This unit has the daughter board for the expansion cards installed, as well as the orchestral expansion. 

  • This unit uses an IEC cable to power on. This cable is not included in the sale. 

  • This unit is 240V. It is ready to plug and play within Australia. If you purchase from overseas you will need a step-up transformer. Please ask if you are unsure. 

  • This unit uses AA batteries which are inserted at the back for the user memory. No batteries are included in this sale. Please ensure to take our the batteries if you put it into storage, and set a reminder to change your AA batteries once a year while in use to eliminate the risk of battery leaks. 

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