How do I replace a broken key from my Kurzweil K2000?

[sameal]

well they had to get it in there somehow!

[otherwhirl]

ummm yaaaa???

How is this helpful?

Originally Posted by sameal

well they had to get it in there somehow!

[KiboLab]

This may not be helpful either but If its a matter of finding a replacement key it might be possible to send someone who has a good 3D printer setup one of the working keys and have them duplicate some extras.

[otherwhirl]

I HAVE the replacement key already...

Originally Posted by KiboLab

This may not be helpful either but If its a matter of finding a replacement key it might be possible to send someone who has a good 3D printer setup one of the working keys and have them duplicate some extras.

[sameal]

Originally Posted by otherwhirl

ummm yaaaa???

How is this helpful?

calm down, have a laugh, it's the internet


on that same token, how is anyone to help you if you don't post any photo's of the keyboard so people who don't own the keyboard may be able to help. internal photo's preferably.

i repair alot of key-beds, but I've never worked on a kurzweil, so i'd have to see it. if i can see what your talking about, i may be able to help you. same with other people on the forum.

i think that kurz is weighted keys right?

[Cowzar]

Try this site for good information. Just make sure to click on the pictures for more explanations.

Kurzweil K2000 Synthesizer Dissection