Hi Allan,
KN7000s appear quite regularly on UK eBay... They vary in price between £550 and £1000 ( 998 Aus$ - 1814 Aus$ )

Hi Bill,
Yes it is good to still see them, and the price here is around that top figure as they are not as common. But you can get a KN6500 for $750 AUD



Allan

I have been meaning to get back to the forum regarding the perfectly AWFUL Harmonizer in the KN7000. I tried it out and the sound...............well, think of David Seville and the Chipmunks with sound quality. The sound is about like sound coming through a Dixie Cup and String.

Mark

The KN7000 harmonizer is not very useful, in the past I used a Digitech harmonizer with my KN1000 for singing and it worked very well, recently I got a "TC Helicon harmony singer" around $200 its designed to be used with a guitar but it works very well with the KN7000 for vocals, it creates harmonies that follow the chords played with the left hand. It has 8 different types you can choose from plus reverb effects.

Agreed.

Mike, I also used a Digitech harmonizer with my KN7000 for singing and it worked very well. I never found an answer to my question: How could they put such a poor volicalizer into such a great keyboard?

John C.