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Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC-2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE-27 Equalizer in 210000066860
Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC-2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE-27 Equalizer in 210000066860
Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC-2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE-27 Equalizer in 210000066860
Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC-2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE-27 Equalizer in 210000066860
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Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC-2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE-27 Equalizer in 210000066860

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Rare RMI Keyboard Computer KC 2 1975 First Digital Keyboard Audioarts Engineering A Rane GE 27 Equalizer in 210000066860 A Rane GE 27 Equalizer in Very Good condition A Rockville RCM03 Condenser Microphone in Excellent condition The list price of the instrument was $4750 in 1975 the Keyboard Computer was the world's first digitized portable musical keyboard instrument

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