Kurzweil Artist: Nick Smith Performing at NAMM 2023 (pt 2)

#Kurzweil artist Nick Smith performs on a #PC4 #workstation at the #NAMM2023 #Kurzweil booth.
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[@monteiro4100]

The K2700 is built like a tank and weighs a ton. The PC4, on the other hand, is built in a way that allows you to have practically the same features as the K2700 in a very portable format. Some complain that it feels too plasticky, but I think it offers an excellent trade off. I own a PC4 and love it more than any other keyboard I have had in the past (and I have had a bunch from different brands). It is light, has a monster sound, is packed with powerful features, has hammer action, and weighs only 13kg. It's really unbeatable."

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

Fantastic performance¡! Again my question is which is more preferable this PC4 -played beautifully by Mr. Smith if I may add & say so myself; or the `flagship K2700¿ What are the relative differences & how are they pertinent tooo the musicality of each¿Oh & BTW while we're at it what's the descrepancy between the SP-7GRAND & the aforementioned from the player's perspective & also the included obvious overlap comparatively of these instruments. They all seem to have stellar features among themselves respectively thanx folks

[@is_what_it_is]

instead of producing more keyboards like the PC4 how about fixing all the previously loyal customers' PC3s cursed with the 'buzzing' issues and other major problems that lead to all these beautiful paperweights we now own? The only answers we get from customer service is : "send the keyboard to us on your dime and we'll fix it for 850.00 then we'll charge you to ship it back, tough luck". I'll never endorse, promote, recommend or buy from Kurzweil again until they show some form of remorse for the hundreds if not thousands of PC3 owners that have the dreaded buzzing and other output issues that make it a useless waste of hard-earned money.