Hi everyone,

I am getting ready to sell my upgraded KN6000 that is now a KN6500. I have a soft case that I got when I got a KN1000 many years ago. I sold the KN1000 and kept the case because I read the specs of the KN6000 and under options, I am most certain they listed the same case as was listed on options for the KN1000. I never had reason to use it and was going to sell it along with the KN6500. Weeeeeeeeeeell, I tried putting the keyboard in it and it won't fit. It is too short.

What I would like to know is: When did the keyboards get longer? I am aware that the KN6000 is about 4 inches shorter than the KN7000. I want to sell this case that has never been used and would like to know what keyboards it will fit. Perhaps the KN2000, KN3000 or KN5000 are shorter keyboards. I hope someone can help.

Thanks,

kn7

IInteresting... My kn6000 wouldn't fit in a bag I bought for the kn1000 because the BACK side of the kn6 is too high ...
t.

I have 4 models of KN in here from 800 through 2600 and they are all about 41 inches long
Bebop

Hi Bebop,

Thanks for your reply. The case can handle the 41 inches (barely) but it is the back of the KN6000 being too high for the case. It can't be zipped.

So, I ask you, are the backs of these keyboards you mention not as high as the KN6000? The KN7000 is even higher than the KN6000.

kn7

The 7000 and the 6000 are both about the same thickness at the back. the 800 and the newest model 2600 are thinner at the back.
I can put the 800, and 2600 in the 6000 case but had to buy a bigger case for the 7000.
Bebop

KN800 103 x 13 x 36
KN1000 103 x 14 x 38
KN2000 104 x 15 x 38
KN3000 105 x 15 x 38
KN5000 106 x 17 x 41
KN6[5]00 106 x 20 x 42
KN7000 114 x 17 x 41

all cm rounded nearest.

Thanks Bebop and Technicsplayer.

Since I no longer own the KN1000, I can't question the sizes you list, Technicsplayer but you are off on the height and depth of the KN6000/KN7000. I have both and I can state that my KN7000 is at least 1/2 inch higher than the KN6000. Your depth is also off by at least an inch by the KN7000 being bigger.

Being from the United States, we deal in inches and not cm. Your length on the two seems probably right.

kn7

they are not my figures... they are the official manufacturers specifications from the datasheets. I just checked the 7k and they are correct.

kn7 - I agree with technicsplayer. Also in the back of my Technics sx-KN7000 operating instructions manual supplied with the keyboard all the specifications etc, are listed on pages 207/208.

DIMENSIONS (WxHxD) page 208
114CM x 17CM x 41CM
(44 7/8" x 6.11/16" x 16 1/8")

There is also a footnote at the bottom of the total specifications

"Design and specifications are subject to change without notice"

Joan

According to both manuals that I have of the KN6000 and KN7000, you are correct by what the manufacturer states but the KN6000 is not that high. I just checked, again and it is just about 6-1/4 inches and not 7-7/8 inches.

Joan, you bring up a good point about manufacturers stating design and specifications may change without notice. Perhaps there were some changes made though that can be quite costly. I believe my KN6000 was a very early one. Nevertheless, mistakes are made in listings. Before buying the KN7000, on the KN7000 Canada website, here are the measurements given for the KN7000: 106.3cm x 20.0cm x 41.8cm (41-27/32" X 7-7/8" X 16-15/32") We know that they are wrong.

Another possibility of changes made. On eBay, there are many cases listed for the KN7000. Almost every seller states to be sure and check your KN7000 size to make sure it fits because there are no refunds. It is understandable that one would want to make sure a case is the right size for your keyboard but these listings are for the KN7000. One would think they would automatically fit. So, the question: Did the company make changes on these boards?

kn7