Kurzweil - EGP / ESP - - Electronic keyboard - Unknown - 1986

A unique collectible from 1986 for vintage synthesizer enthusiasts, music history fans, and admirers of Robert Moog's work. A special piece of music history: the Kurzweil Ensemble Grande Piano (model EGP), produced in Japan in 1986. This instrument was one of Kurzweil's first consumer-market digital keyboards and was co-developed with the involvement of synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog — the legendary name behind the Moog synthesizer. Instead of pure electronic synthesis, the EGP used digitized samples of acoustic instruments for a more realistic soundscape, which was groundbreaking at the time. Features: - Sound colors: Piano, Strings, Choir, Vibes - Effects: Chorus, Tremolo, Vibrato - Operation: Transpose and volume sliders, Edit/Parameter settings - MIDI In/Thru/Out connections for linking with other equipment - Pitch controller - Power: 120V/60Hz (American model) Serial number: 8082 0897, made in Japan Included: Kurzweil EGP keyboard (1986) with fold-down music stand "A Flashstand" keyboard stand (Made in England, X-model) Matching black stool Condition: Signs of use appropriate for age (keys, housing, stool upholstery). Operation: I have tested it myself and it seems to work; there is sound when you press the button. [please fill in: tested or not tested] Note: this is an American 120V model — for use in Europe a voltage transformer is required. Dimensions: Width: approx. 135–140 cm Depth: approx. 40–45 cm Height: approx. 12–15 cm Weight: 38–45 kg Condition, some scratches and spots consistent with age and use, dents see the photos. The photos are part of the description (what you see is what you get). Due to the size of the item, pickup in Epe, the Netherlands is preferred. Transport is possible by arrangement, but arranging the transport is the buyer's responsibility. In the Netherlands we can also arrange transport ourselves at the cheapest rate; the buyer must pay with an invoice.

Estimate:$280.92

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