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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 01:23 AM
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I have a used good condition working PC88MX and a bought-heavily-used Gator wheeled plastic hardshell keyboard case available. The case is oversized for the Kurzweil, and could easily fit many other 88 key keyboards.
I bought both of them from Nashville Used Music here in town; the Kurzweil about 2 years ago, and the Gator case about two months ago.
No stand or sustain pedal is included, but the "wall-wart" power supply for the Kurz is of course included.
I want to get $550 for the Kurzweil and $150 for the case. I will sell separately.
The Kurz is almost 70 lbs. They're both very large, so I am not interested in shipping them.
If no one is interested after a week or so, I'll throw them on craigslist here in Nashville.
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