Kurzweil PC4
The Kurzweil PC4 is a performance controller keyboard that redefines versatility and quality with its extensive features and exceptional sound capabilities. This weighted 88-key hammer action keyboard is designed to meet the demands of professional musicians and performers.

Latest User Reviews
I am happy with it
Great sounds, great keyboard (I was unsure about it till first touch), great quality.
Pros: weight and size!, sliders in organ mode, overall sound quality and quantity, multifunctionality.
Cons:
What I really miss compared to my old K2000 -
1) independent output level (on a PC4 A and B output levels unfortunately go through the same Volume slider);
2) actual Lock of parameters on Global Mix page (f.e. I lock the Pan of channel at 0, but after turning device off/on it shows 64);
3) The Tempo knob, if touched in Song mode while sequencer is playing, resets Pan, Fx, Volume state of tracks. I wish it could affect only tempo with no undesired artefacts.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Kurzweil
- Released in 2019
- Average price : $2167
- Weighted 88-key hammer action keyboard
- Velocity sensitive and with aftertouch
- V.A.S.T. Engine with 256 votes
- 6 Operators FM Engine
- 2 GB factory sounds
- 2 GB user sample memory
- More than 1000 presets
- KB3 ToneReal organ
- FX engine
- Import of WAV and AIF samples (16 bit / max. 96kHz) and Kurzweil formats (.P3K, .KRZ, .K25, .K26)
- 16-Track MIDI sequencer
- Arpeggiator and riff generator per MIDI track
- Pitch bend and modulation wheel
- 9 Knobs, 9 buttons and 9 faders for real-time control
- 4.3" Widescreen colour display
- 4 x Audio Out: 6.3 mm TRS
- Stereo headphones out: 6.3 mm TRS
- 2 x Audio in: 6.3 mm TRS
- 1 x Audio In: 3.5 mm TRS
- MIDI in / out
- Ribbon controller input
- 4 Inputs for pedals and foot switches: 6.3 mm TS
- 2 x USB port
- Dimensions : 127mm x 37.46mm x 16.51 cm
- Weight : 13kg
- Includes sustain pedal, USB cable, external power supply (15V DC), power cord
Reasons to buy
- Exceptional sound quality and quantity, with a wide range of presets and user sample options.
- Weighted hammer action keyboard with aftertouch provides a realistic playing experience.
- Powerful real-time control with sliders in organ mode and extensive hardware interface.
- Seamless integration of the KB3 ToneReal organ emulation.
- Import and manipulation of various sample formats, expanding creative possibilities.
Reasons to avoid
- Lacks independent output level control for different audio outputs.
- Issues with parameter locking and undesired artifacts with the Tempo knob in Song mode.
- Some features may not be as user-friendly for those accustomed to previous Kurzweil models.
You may also like
2023 100%
2023 100%
2023
2022 100%
2022 100%
2022 100%
2022 100%
2022 100%