So, You Want To Have A Roland PC-200 MIDI Keyboard.

[Cloudschatze]

My brother left for the Navy, and bequeathed my former Roland PC-200 MIDI controller back to me.

I don't need the thing! Do you?

It's a fairly basic, velocity-sensitive, 49-key MIDI controller, manufactured for use with the CM-series modules (notice the similar styling). Of it's functions, you can select which channel to transmit on (1 - 16), send program changes,  raise or lower the keyboard range by octaves, and send volume/panpot/velocity changes via the programmable slider. In addition, it has your basic pitch-bend/modulation joystick. Power can be supplied either with an AC adapter, or 6 AA batteries, for portable use.

The keyboard is in excellent condition, and though I haven't the original manual or AC adapter, the manual can be downloaded, and I can provide a compatible adapter.

[Ari]

If you had posted this a year and a half ago, I'd have been the first to jump at the opportunity, but these days, I have an M-Audio keyboard controller, and I don't really need this.

[BlueMax]

I've had my PC-200 for SEVENTEEN YEARS now!  

I need a new keyboard.... badly!

[Cloudschatze]

I need a new keyboard.... badly!

You're probably not looking to replace like-for-like, so where were you when I was selling the second A-80?

[kreats]

hmm tempting - always wanted a midi keyboard - how much does it weigh?

[Cloudschatze]

Already spoken for, guys.

[Cloudschatze]

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