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Subject:
Plastic Keyboard for Electronic Musical Instrument
Category: Computers Asked by: wt2-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
04 Mar 2006 15:47 PST
Expires: 03 Apr 2006 16:47 PDT Question ID: 703655 |
I am looking for an "off-the-shelf" musical keyboard sub-assembly that I can integrate into a synthesizer. This would be something like what is found on inexpensive "consumer" keyboards by Casio with non-velocity sensitive keys. The sub-assembly should include: -Molded plastic keys, anywhere from 25 to 49, miniature or full-size -The underlying circuit board with silicone switch membrane I will be building my own enclosure and keyboard scanning circuitry, and will design them to match whatever keyboard sub-assembly I can find. I will be purchasing a quantity less than 500 units. I would like the contact information for one or more suppliers of such a product. |
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Subject:
Re: Plastic Keyboard for Electronic Musical Instrument
From: ranto1-ga on 20 Mar 2006 22:12 PST |
Depending on where you are in the world will depend on where u can get one. I got a keyboard from Myer, a casio, for about $100AUS last year and purchased the cable from Harvey Normans for $20 to plug it into the computer. Try Myers, harvey normans, tandys, or australian academy of music, allens music, local music stores. Or EBAY! Hope it helps |
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