Korg RK-100S Keytar Remote Keyboard/Analog Modeling Synthesizer, Black - OPEN BOX 20_june-reverb The SIH1 reduces overall noise

The SIH1 reduces overall noise levels by 24 decibels and features high quality stereo headphones

The secret to the Streamliner’s sound is twofold—the Broad’Tron™ BT-2S humbucking pickup and the spruce center block

featuring +/-20 db bass

The EarthQuaker Devices Hoof Reaper features both their Hoof and ToneReaper fuzz pedals in one convenient pedal with the added bonus of an analog octave up switch

the comfort & ease of play

Korg RK-100S Keytar Remote Keyboard/Analog Modeling Synthesizer, Black - OPEN BOX 20_june-reverb The SIH1 reduces overall noiseOkay, now we're really jamming. Korg's first RK 100 remote keyboard first dropped in 1984. To no surprise, it made a big splash with its iconic profile. Decades later, the wild concept has far from gone out of style and keyboardists everywhere have the option to roam as they please. Today's RK Keytar retains all the groovy style and Korg tone as its predecessors. More compact than its previous iterations, the RK 100S is easier than ever to carry and