Second Hand Korg Kronos LS88 MkI Digital Piano in Black 1953

Stuff About Keyboards / Pianos

Keyboards and pianos cover a wide range of instruments designed for learning, creativity and performance. From portable keyboards with built-in sounds and rhythms to full digital pianos with weighted keys and authentic feel, they suit beginners and experienced players alike. Whether you are writing music, practising at home or playing live, keyboards and pianos offer flexible ways to explore melody, harmony and expression.

Stuff About Korg

Korg, based in Japan, has always been known for mixing the experimental with the practical. From the MS-20 with its gritty filters to the M1 workstation and the more recent Minilogue and Volca series, Korg constantly innovate. They offer quirky pocket synths as well as professional stage keyboards. Their gear often encourages exploration and happy accidents. Korg instruments reward curiosity and have been favourites for decades among adventurous musicians.

Stuff About Second Hand

Second hand gear on our site gives you the chance to explore instruments and equipment that have already been played and appreciated. You may see signs of use, but each item is chosen for usability and character, offering a more affordable way to try something new or find a discontinued favourite. If you enjoy gear with history and value, second hand pieces can be a rewarding addition to your setup.

Stuff About Synths & Workstations

Synths and workstations are powerful instruments built for sound creation, composition and performance. Synths focus on shaping and designing sounds, while workstations combine synthesis with sequencing, effects and performance controls in a single unit. If you want an all-in-one instrument for writing, arranging and playing complete pieces of music, synths and workstations offer deep creative control and flexibility.

The Important stuff

Black 1953. Digital — Digital is sound generation and processing based on digital signal processing rather than analogue circuitry. It is used for precise control, stable tuning, patch memory, and complex sound design that would be difficult to achieve with purely analogue systems. For example, a digital instrument might be used to create detailed evolving textures or realistic emulations while storing and recalling complete sound setups instantly. .