Since we covered this instrument in some amount of detail last issue, we won't go into all its features (don't want to whip anyone into a frenzy right now) except to mention that it boasts 48-note polyphony (from up to 192 oscillators) and the ability to upgrade sample memory up to a staggering 128 megabytes. The instrument carries a retail price of just $3495.
However, we should mention two items that may be of interest to all you Kurzweil fans
out there: First, our new K2000>K2500 Converter Disks
are selling like crazy. These disks make your K2000 sound and behave as if it was
a new K2500 (sorry, doesn't give you the 48-note polyphony) with enhanced soundset,
new Keymaps and much cleaner, quieter onboard effects. The set also ships with the
K2000 Revitalizer disk which gives you a whopping 1,300 K2500 programs already converted
by our Soundware Development Team for use in your K2000. The cost is just $189. It's
the easiest way to add the sounds of the K2500 without actually buying one. Ask your
Sweetwater sales engineers for complete details on this super product.
Of course, some of you K2000 owners may only be happy with a real 2500, so be sure to check with your all-knowing sales engineer for details of our exclusive K2500 Upgrade Program. You'll be glad you did!
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