infinityBBC
11-21-2007, 01:17 PM
i've had my "fully loaded" K2500XS for about 10 years now. it's a great keyboard, but i've had one ongoing and recurring problem.
the key weights, of the keyboard assembly, keep breaking! this generally leaves the keys lacking to have their normal response that i like.
OK, yes, i'm somewhat of a heavy player, but it's not like i'm Ben Folds or something! 8-)
i've already spent hundreds of dollars having many fixed, and more continue to break. my local tech guy said that he investigated a bit about this and apparently i can get an "updated" keyboard assembly from Kurzweil for $600 which should take care of this problem. however, $600 is a LOT of money to spend on an old K2500XS.
i wonder if anyone knows about this issue, AND most importantly, if the K26000X keyboard assemblies are "upgraded" as well. i'm thinking of just picking up a K2600X and then fixing the few key weights currently broken on my K2500XS and selling it outright.
however, if the K2600X will have this same problem, perhaps it's time i look for something other than a Kurzweil...?
help would be most appreciated in this regard... thank you!
8-)
bbc
the key weights, of the keyboard assembly, keep breaking! this generally leaves the keys lacking to have their normal response that i like.
OK, yes, i'm somewhat of a heavy player, but it's not like i'm Ben Folds or something! 8-)
i've already spent hundreds of dollars having many fixed, and more continue to break. my local tech guy said that he investigated a bit about this and apparently i can get an "updated" keyboard assembly from Kurzweil for $600 which should take care of this problem. however, $600 is a LOT of money to spend on an old K2500XS.
i wonder if anyone knows about this issue, AND most importantly, if the K26000X keyboard assemblies are "upgraded" as well. i'm thinking of just picking up a K2600X and then fixing the few key weights currently broken on my K2500XS and selling it outright.
however, if the K2600X will have this same problem, perhaps it's time i look for something other than a Kurzweil...?
help would be most appreciated in this regard... thank you!
8-)
bbc