Hi there, I have a K5 that is not in fantastic shape, but does still work. It has a broken, (not just dim, but cracked) LCD display, some dead keys (that work if you really pound em, and I've tried cleaning em) and one broken key itself. I think it was originally in a school somewhere because it has little stickers on the keys to tell which note they are. I got it a few years back and the LCD display was broken then. I thought I would eventually replace the display and a broken key, clean out the contacts, and I'd be in great shape. I've sort of lost interest, abut I don't want to just throw it away. In the meantime, I've used is as a MIDI controller, because I've always like Kawai's keyboard feel. So it was simply a MIDI controller for me, mostly working with Reason and Cubase. Since then I have found a pretty darn good MIDI controller with real weighted keys, and I'm just getting tired of moving the K5 around all the time, I want to get rid of it. I don't feel right selling it, but for folks that know em, as this list does, it would be a find for someone. You can either try to fix it, or at least salvage it for parts. So it's in Boulder Colorado right now. If anyone wants it, and wants to pay for the shipping and some packing materials it's yours. If you live in the Denver area, even better. Drop me an email at hbrown@... Regards, Harry -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- \ufffdIf a man walks in dressed like a hick, and acting as if he owned the place, he's a spaceman.\ufffd - Robert A. Heinlein Harry Brown - Macintosh Geek Boulder, CO mailto:hbrown@... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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Kawai K5 - Free for shipping
2005-01-06 by Harry Brown
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