Kurzweil keyboards include a wide range of keyboard instruments to cater to professionals as well as home musicians. You will find keyboards for onstage performances, studio work and regular playing.
Line of Products
For decades, Kurzweil Music Systems has been known as an innovative leader in the music tech industry, providing world-class musical instruments for the music fraternity. Kurzweil Professional Keyboards still continue to be the staple for the best keyboardists around the world. Kurzweil is preferred by composers for their production needs, mainly due to their orchestral sounds.
Here are the various series of keyboards from Kurzweil.
Pro Keyboards
Workstations/Synthesizers: K2 Series Workstations and Kurzweil PC4 series Performance Keyboards.
Stage Pianos: Includes the SP7 series sage pianos. These have realistic feel and come with finest quality sounds.</p
Home Digital Pianos
Kurzweil Digital Pianos usually come with a wide variety of sounds, auto accompaniments, and a built-in sequencer. They are available in several choices of finishes and come in portable and console/spinet cabinets (the traditional upright design).
A Kurzweil digital piano offers some incredibly realistic sounds and feature numerous style accompaniments. All the features found in electronic keyboards like Effects, split, layering, built-in sequencer can be found in these pianos.
Home digital pianos:
These pianos are available in a variety of Real Wood Finishes to complement any decor. You are sure to get impressed with these finishes and it will be a perfect compliment to your living room.
- CUP Series: Ivory, graded hammer-action keyboard and the Keys replicate the real and textured feel of wood.
- KA series home pianos features Ivory, graded hammer-action keyboard with super realistic samples
- M Series includes pianos with fully weighted, hammer action and adjustable touch sensitivity, several sounds and styles
Portable digital pianos:
- KA series pianos that features Ivory, graded hammer-action keyboard with super realistic samples
- MPS Series includes pianos with fully weighted, hammer action keyboard and adjustable touch sensitivity, limited set of highly authentic sounds.
- KP Series includes arranger keyboards with hundreds of sounds and styles and more features.
Accessories: Pedals, Keyboard Stands, Music Rests
Kurzweil PC4 – Performance Controller
The Kurzweil PC4 is your all-in-one synth, packed with a deep sound set and with serious editing capabilities. It everything from the traditional to the cutting edge.
Suitable for – performers, composers, working musicians, and even hobbyists (looking for great sounds).
Kurzweil SP7
Kurzweil SP7 is a great-feeling fully-weighted hammer action piano. Delivers the legendary Kurzweil sound, with all of its detail and refinement, in a digital stage piano which is both professional and easy to use. Features top-quality sound palette found in professional workstation but has the layout and simplicity of a stage piano.
Using the next generation of Kurzweil technology, this piano provides some of our best sounds: pianos, EPs, strings, pads, mallets and voices, all available at the touch of a button.
The piano comes with built-in speakers (in case you want to use it for practicing at home). Delivers top quality sound with all its detail and refinement, offers an incredibly high degree of realism and detail. Provides some of the best sounds: pianos, EPs, strings, pads, and more voices, all available at the touch of a button.
Useful Kurzweil Resource Sites / Links
Kurzweil Web: Kurzweil’s new corporate site
KurzweilTech.com: Company background and history
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Rebecca (Ireland) says
Kurzweil Digital Piano (Mark Pro Two-i)
I have a Kurzweil Digital Piano (Mark Pro Twoi) which is two years old. It recently started to show some problems with the sound and at the moment it’s not producing any sound at all. I was wondering if you had any ideas about what is causing this problem or if there is anything I can do to fix it myself.
At the moment the unit lights up when I turn it on but the red lights on the LED screen fade out and it produces no sound at all. It shows signs of electricity at first but none of the red lights are staying on anymore. Before this happened it would turn on as normal but about 10 or 15 of the lower notes would sound much higher, it did not affect all the notes, most of them sounded normal, it seemed to just be random notes. Also if I repeated one of the notes with the problem it would vary from its normal/original sound to a much higher pitch. Also it didn’t just happen on the piano setting, all the instruments had the same problem, even when I played a recording of one of the songs it didn’t sound right. I also noticed when this happened the LED screen would become very faded, and during the first time this problem occurred the LED screen returned to its normal brightness and the problem seemed to have gone away. However, when I returned to it later that day the problem was back and this time it stayed like that permanently.
I wasn’t really sure what to do at this point so after looking online I found a number of ways to reset it, I tried two different ways, both of which made no difference. The first was holding down the global button and the top note of the piano, when this didn’t work I tried another way, which was holding down the global button and pressing the reset button, it then asked if I was sure and I pressed yes twice and it reset itself. Unfortunately neither of these methods worked so when I left it for a while (unplugged) and came back to it, and it had the problem that I described earlier – it turns on but the lights fade away and it makes no sound.
I think that’s all the details I can give, but if you need me to explain anything else about the problem I’ll try my best to make it clearer for you. Thank you, I would appreciate any help you could give me with this problem, I’m not sure how common it is, as I couldn’t find anything about this particular issue online.
Ron says
Looking for Kurzweil Power Adapter. Have RG 100 SE Digital Keyboards used in an elementary school to introduce students to piano. The power adapters are missing and broken. Supposed to use Kurzweil Power Adapter PP135-17 only (Made in Korea).
keytarhq says
Actually, you can use any good quality power adapter that has the required configuration, in your case Output DC 13.5V—1.7A
The Kurzweil PM0025-001 Power Supply seems to have your desired specs — Voltage- 9VDC/ 14AC and Amperage- 2A/ .25A
You also get the Kurzweil N052001018 JE-1250U which is designed for use with Kurzweil SP76, SP88, and XM1.