Felonious Magog

The keyboard was probably meant to be a digital piano, meaning it sacrifices timbre controls so it can have high polyphony. I think it does have control over effects like reverb or something, but I barely ever used it. Its velocity sensitivity is also sacrificed for its price. It's more than a toy, but not much more than amateur. It would probably be semi-pro if it had more I/O. I remember it only having one audio output, a headphone port, and maybe an outbound MIDI port. Not great for recording, but it plays fine. I probably recommend it for classical students, or if you wanna get 32 notes of polyphony for maybe $200. You could probably mod in some I/O if you really need it for a job, and effects pedals might come in handy if you have any guitar friends.