Equally powerful as a performance controller and synthesizer workstation,the Kurzweil K2700 88-Key Synthesizer Workstationcombines 88 fully weighted, hammer-action keys that deliver a stunningly realistic feel with 16 trigger pads and a host of assignable controllers including a ribbon, nine sliders, nine knobs, and 10 buttons. Boasting 4.5GB of factory sounds, it features over 1500 factory presets and 700 multi combinations organized into 13 categories, plus a 6-operator FM engine, KB3 ToneReal organs, virtual analog oscillators, and award-winning effects.

Whether you build productions with the 16-track sequencer, 16 riff generators, 16 note arpeggiators, and 16 MIDI CC sequencers, use the K2700 and its XLR-1/4" mic/line/instrument inputs for live tracking to your computer, or control your favorite virtual instruments while composing in a DAW, the K2700 is a potent all-in-one system with everything you need to explore, create, record, and perform like a pro.

88 Fully Weighted Hammer-Action Keys    256 Voices of VAST Polyphony    4.5GB of Sounds, 3.5GB of User Memory    1500 Factory Presets and 700 Multis    6-Operator FM Engine, 16-Track Sequencer    XLR-1/4" Mic/Line/Instrument Inputs    Ribbon Controller and 16 Trigger Pads    Assignable Sliders, Knobs, and Buttons    16-Zone MIDI Controller    Integrated USB Audio Interface

With 256-note polyphony, the K2700 boasts over five times the polyphony of any previous K2 series model.

The K2700 serves up a deep sound library of over 1500 factory programs and over 700 multi combinations organized into 13 instrument categories ranging from pianos to synths to orchestral sounds and more, featuring their optimized unlooped German D, Japanese C7, and Triple Strike pianos, Classic Tine EPs ('73 and '77), plus updated sounds from their popular SP6, PC3/4, and KORE64 expansion.

FlashPlay provides the K2700 with immense horse power; up to 8GB total capacity with zero-loading time and ultrafast performance.

Load up to 3.5GB of your own custom samples into non-volatile flash memory. Supported sample formats include: WAV, AIF (up to 16-bit / 96 kHz), and Kurzweil formats (.FOR, .PC4, .P3K, .KRZ, .K25, and .K26).

VAST was born in the K2 series. The K2700 expands on Kurzweil's legendary Variable Architecture Synthesis Technology offering 32-layers per program, deeply customizable signal paths, and a host of modular DSP tools including new oscillators, filters, and FX.

The K2700 offers a 6-Operator FM Engine with the ability to load original FM SysEx files. FM layers are a new addition to VAST programs and can be combined with VAST features to go far beyond classic FM synthesis.

Embedded within the K2700 are powerful anti-aliasing power-shaped oscillators along with DSP processing from Kurzweil's mythical VA1 concept synth, capable of delivering authentic analog emulations as well as incredibly complex new sounds.

Modeled after classic organs, a full compliment of tonewheel controls are immediately accessible including 9 realistic drawbars, rotary speed, chorus/vibrato, brake, percussion, and more.

Award-winning reverbs, delays, choruses, flangers, phasers, distortions, rotary amplifiers, compressors, and more are fully editable from the user interface. The K2700 also offers a global master FX section featuring 3-band EQ and compression.

Piano string-resonance modeling for enhanced acoustic piano performance

Every sound within the K2700 is perfectly matched to its 88-note fully weighted keyboard with aftertouch. Further customize the MIDI velocity and pressure response to suit your personal playing style.

Construct massive sonic combinations via Kurzweil's renowned Multi mode (aka setup mode) offering 16-zones of unparalleled MIDI controller capabilities, with each zone supporting over 60 separate physical controllers.

The K2700 features a 16-track internal sequencer to record/edit/mix/produce your own tracks in the box. Import MIDI (.mid) files as well as Kurzweil PC3-/PC4-/Forte-family songs.

Add sonic animation to your sounds via 16 simultaneous MIDI CC step sequencers for modulation sequencing.

Trigger and manipulate up to 16 simultaneous MIDI sequences on the fly. Select from an internal library of patterns, or record/import your own.

Activate up to 16 independent Arps (1 per program, 16 per multi) and discover the updated Step Sequencer environment.

Bend pitch, from musically subtle variations to deep dives? Of course. Go beyond the expected and control filters, volume, tempo, distortion, and more. Configure the Ribbon to have one control section that runs its entire length, or to have three sections of equal length acting independently.

Use the 4 x 4 grid of velocity-sensitive pads to trigger drums and percussion with precision. Additionally, activate zone mutes, trigger notes/chords/filters, add layers, and control the Arp, CC sequencers, and more.

Nine sliders, nine knobs, and 10 buttons are all programmable. Internally control volumes, pans, filters, FX wet/dry, envelopes, mutes, etc. Externally transmit any desired MIDI CC's to your DAW host.

Navigate the K2700 with a clear, easy-to-read 4.3" 480×272 widescreen color LCD display.

Use the buttons in the transport section to control recording and playback of the onboard 16-track sequencer as well as your favorite DAW (via MMC and System Real-Time messages).

Keep track of your sounds with easy Category and Program/Multi selection featuring customizable category defaults.

There are front-panel pitch/modulation wheels for expressive performances accompanied by dedicated -/+ transpose controls for quick and easy key changes.

With two assignable switch pedal jacks and two assignable CC pedal jacks, the K2700 can accommodate all the external pedals you need.

Record straight to your DAW via USB. No separate interface required. Connect your choice of line/instrument/mic source and route audio from the K2700 and its analog inputs to your DAW, with or without FX. The audio interface section features per-channel gain knobs, peak-level LEDs, Hi-Z switching, and +48V phantom power.

Plug in and jam along with an external audio source via XLR-1/4" combo inputs. Process the inputs through dedicated real-time FX to create new textures. Sweeten your vocal or backing tracks for live performance, and internally mix the signal with the K2700's own output.

Connect to your favorite mixer, amp, or studio monitors and route the K2700's audio signal (including input from the audio interface) amongst the four 1/4" TRS balanced outputs (two stereo pairs). The K2700 features pristine 32-bit D/A converters with automatic mono switching on main outs and a back-panel 1/4" stereo headphone jack.

A single USB cable allows you to use the K2700 as both a MIDI controller and audio sound source with your DAW. USB Host functionality further allows for connecting USB class-compliant devices such as an alternate keyboard controller or external fader/knob unit. USB also provides for storage of custom content and system updates.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are some of your speaker or monitor options for theKorg i3 ?

A: Mackie CR4 4" Woofer Creative Reference Multimedia Monitors (Pair) BH #MA204403000 • https://bhpho.to/2O9TQ0n Other recommended monitors: https://bhpho.to/38E4aVR

Q: 2. does this keyboard have its own tone generator? Or will I need a seperate synth for it to play through?

A: The StudioLogic SL88 is a MIDI controller with no built in sounds. An external sound generator or music creation software is needed.

Q: 3. Does this come with the pedals as well?

A: This digital piano comes with the stand and 3 pedals (damper, soft, sostenuto,) as pictured.

Q: 4. Best case for Yamaha p255 keyboard?

A: This is an excellent low-cost soft bag for the Yamaha p255 digital piano. Better choices I would recommend would be hard cases: SKB R6020W 88 Note Keyboard Case B&H # SKR6020W

Q: 5. Will this fit Yamaha DGX 660?

A: I purchased this for my 660. It will fit but you will need to remove the sheet music stand each time you use the cover I ended up using a old bed sheet.

Q: 6. isd it possible to transpose a smf in sequencer mode??

A: Yes you can transpose with your SMF in sequencer mode.

Q: 7. What are the dimensions?

A: Hi archie, The dimensions are as follows: External size 53,5” x 12,6” x 7” Internal size 52,7” x 14,2” x 8” Outer pocket size 25,6” x 6” x 1”

Q: 8. does yamaha p45 fit well in this bag?

A: I have a Yamaha YPG-525 and it fits well into this bag with ample room to spare. I don't know size of the p45, but if it's comparable to mine, it's a good fit.

Q: 9. Where is the manufacturer?

A: Made in China

Q: 10. can I fit a Yamaha P125 comfortably with the music holder and power supply?

A: No, this case is specifically designed for StudioLogic Numa compact 88-key digital pianos, which have a narrow width and measure 50 x 9 x 4" (127 x 23 x 10 cm). It is too small for the Yamaha P-125, which is a standard size 88-key digital piano that measures 52.2 x 11.6 x 6.6" (132.6 x 29.5 x 16.8 cm). The P-125 is also approximately 11 lbs heavier than the Numa pianos, so the case does need to be able to support the weight. The Yamaha SC-KB850 Soft Case for P-125 Digital Piano (B&H # YASCKB850).is specifically designed to hold the P-125. For other options, the Gator Cases GKB-88 Keyboard Gig Bag - for 88-Key Keyboards (B&H # GAGKB88) or Gator Cases GK-88 Lightweight Keyboard Case with Wheels - for 88-Key Keyboards (B&H # GAGK88) are also compatible with the P-125. The music holder can be removed from the piano and stored in the front pocket of these cases along with the power supply.