Which stand for my keyboards

I will be using a double tier keyboard stand as I will be running two technics keyboards a kn3000 as well as a kn720 which will be connected through a midi cable.

This is the
 keyboard stand I will be using 

There are also some cheaper price two tier stands like the one pictured below

A cheaper two tier keyboard stand

This is a single keyboard stand

A single keyboard stand 

Why did I purchase this model

The reason  I decided on this model was quite a few things which made my mind up.

The first reason was because of all the built in rhythms as well as the built in sounds and this model has also a floppy drive which I will be changing to a emulator shortly but for now I will be making the most of the built in floppy drive for backing tracks as well as more rhythms and sounds through purchasing these of E bay for quite a reasonable price range.

This is a 3.5 inch floppy disc

Theses discs can be used to save midi files to from a pc or mac so you can play along or change different sounds and sometimes there are web sites where you can download midi files free of charge.

This is a emulator which can fit in the same place as the floppy disc drive

This is a emulator which can be fitted in the 3.5 inch floppy disc bay which means all your midi files or different rhythms or sounds to a usb flash drive which means you can save a lot more backing tracks or sounds and rhythms without having to reach for another floppy disc.

These emulators can be purchased from most web sites for a reasonable price.

Welcome to my blog about the Technics Kn 3000 Keyboard

This is a Technics KN3000 keyboard over time I will be telling you exactly what this keyboard is capable as well as trying to answer any questions which you may have. I am no professional keyboard player however I will be taking exams and try to gain a diploma in music.

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