- Is the Korg SV-2 88 good for gigging?
- Yes, it has XLR outputs, a sturdy weighted action and hands-on controls for live use. Its weight is the main drawback if you move it often.
- Does the SV-2 88 have built-in speakers?
- Yes, it has onboard speakers for practice and small settings. They are not loud enough to replace a PA on a full stage.
- How does it compare with the Nord Stage?
- The SV-2 88 focuses on pianos and electric pianos with a warmer, simpler layout. The Nord Stage offers more organ and synth flexibility but costs more and has a different key feel.
- Can I record with the SV-2 88?
- Yes, USB-B MIDI lets you connect to a computer, and XLR outputs feed an audio interface or mixer. It does not send audio over USB, so you need an interface to record sound.
- Does it have a modulation wheel?
- No, it has no modulation wheel or pitch bend lever, which limits synth-style playing. It is aimed more at piano and electric piano players.
- What is in the box?
- You get the keyboard, a power cable and a music stand. A sustain pedal is not included, so plan to buy one.
- Where is the Korg SV-2 88 cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $2,499.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Korg SV-2 88?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Adorama, Guitar Center, Newegg, Musician's Friend.