Novation - K-Station - - Musical instrument - United Kingdom - 2001 (No reserve price)

The Novation K-Station is a British virtual analog synthesizer from the early 2000s. It is built on the same sound engine technology as Novation's acclaimed Nova series, packed into a compact 25-key keyboard. Novation's synths became known for their fat basses, sharp leads and lush pads, and the K-Station delivers that sound in a very hands-on package.

Almost every important parameter has its own knob or slider on the panel, so you can shape sounds instantly without menu diving. It is great fun to play live and very inspiring in the studio. The K-Station can also work as a MIDI controller for your DAW or other synths.

This unit has serial number K002009, which makes it an early production example.

• Virtual analog synthesis, 8-voice polyphony
• 3 oscillators plus noise and ring modulation
• Resonant filter with switchable 12 dB / 24 dB slope
• 2 LFOs and 2 envelopes, with dedicated amp envelope sliders
• Built-in arpeggiator
• Effects: delay, reverb, chorus, distortion, EQ, panning and vocoder
• External audio input for processing other sounds or using the vocoder
• 25-key velocity-sensitive keyboard with pitch and mod wheels
• Connections: stereo outputs (L/R), audio input, headphones, MIDI In / Out / Thru
• Made in England

Condition
The K-Station is in good condition, with light signs of use consistent with its age. The panel graphics, knobs and sliders are all present and clear. The white keys have a slight cream tone from age, and there are minor surface marks.

Fully tested and working perfectly. All keys, knobs, sliders, buttons, the wheels, the display, the arpeggiator and the effects function as they should.