I love my Korg Keyboards, I've had three of them, the iX300, the PA80 and my current PA800. If you've looked at my website, or listened to some of my songs, you've heard the high quality that is a Korg keyboard. The Korg PA, or Professional Arranger, keyboards revolutionized once what a 'home keyboard' into something that can be used by amateur and professional alike From the highly acclaimed Triton series keyboards, the PA80 uses the HI2 sound generators, the same as the Triton, and often uses many of the Triton sounds.

The PA80 was the top of the line of the 61 key arranger keyboards, followed later on by the PA1X Pro and the the PA1X. With a built in sound system, the bass is deep, the highs are crisp and clear, and mids are full and vibrant. This is a keyboard that you won't mind listening to.

Unfortunately, our financial times are forcing me to get rid of some stuff. I am NOT getting rid of my PA800, but the PA80 and my Yamaha P80 88 key digital piano are up for grabs.

The PA80 when new was a $2,500 keyboard. You can still find new PA50s, which sell for about $1,000 which have a lot less. This keyboard has the latest version of the O.S., a 6GB internal hard drive, floppy drive, multiple ins and outs for audio, foot pedal connections and so forth. Full MIDI implementation, of course.
The P80 has no internal speakers or amplification, but has outputs and two headphone jacks. It uses Yamaha's AWM sound generator, has the weighted keyboard which feels like a piano.

I am asking $1,000 for the PA 80 and $500 for the P-80. I will take $1,400 for both.

Local pickup in the Seattle area is preferred, but I will find a way to box and ship. These are heavy units and the buyer will be responsible for shipping costs. It won't be 'cheap' to ship these. Local pick up will also include a two tiered stand for free! I will deliver within 25 miles.

Contact me for payment methods.

Gary

I'm blessed watching God do what He does best. I've had a few rough years, and I'm still not back to where I want to be, but I'm on the way and things are looking far better now than what they were!