Today, i bid farewell to my Technics KN800, a multitimbral keyboard with built-in MIDI sequencer. Bought it in 1991 this little machine served me well especially during my lonely days as a bachelor in Kuantan. Since I bought a new Casio Digital Piano, Previa PX-400R in Dec 2004, I seldom play my KN800 and today i decided to give it away to my good friend for his son.Technics KN 800 Specifications
- Type: Synth/ Workstation/ keyboard/
- Synthesis Type: Digital PCM with ? MB of ROM
- Polyphony:
- Max: 16
- Typical in use: 8
- Multi-timbral (number of parts): 16
- Controllers : 2
- Effects :
- Number of FX units : 11
- Number of different effects : 45
- Keyboard :
- Number of Keys : 61
- Can send on 16 simultaneous MIDI channels
- Responds to : velocity,
- Sounds can be split by : velocity,
- Memory :
- Patches : 3
- Performances :
- Inputs and Outputs :
- Number of Audio Outs (excluding Phones) : 1
- Number of Audio Ins : 1
- Number of MIDI Outs (excluding Thru) : 1
- Number of MIDI Ins : 1
You've acompanied me singing Sheila Majid's "Dia" with this keyboard during my company's dinner in Hyatt Kuantan... our first gig in a hotel!! cheh cheh...that time (1992) karaoke baru nak mula. The trend nowadays is karaoke.
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