Very Good Condition.

The Crumar / GSi DMC-122 is a dual-manual MIDI controller designed around the layout and controls of a console organ. It combines two 61-key manuals with drawbar-style controls, programmable buttons, rotary encoders, pitch bend, and modulation controls. The rear panel provides extensive MIDI and pedal connectivity. This example also has the GSi Gemini expansion installed, which adds an integrated sound engine with dedicated audio and headphone outputs.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Crumar / GSi
  • Model: DMC-122
  • Type: Dual-manual MIDI keyboard console
  • Keyboards: 2 × 61 keys
  • Total keys: 122
  • Drawbar-style controls
  • Programmable control sections
  • Pitch bend and modulation controls
  • MIDI In
  • 2 × MIDI Out
  • USB MIDI
  • FC1 and FC2 pedal inputs
  • Sustain pedal input
  • 5V USB power output
  • Power: 9–12V DC
  • GSi Gemini expansion module installed
  • Gemini stereo 1/4" audio outputs
  • Gemini 1/4" headphone output
  • Gemini USB port
  • Gemini Wi-Fi connectivity

Please also view all attached photos, considered part of the description of this item. Please contact us with any questions before purchasing. The Local Pickup is a musical instrument consignment business with a retail musical instrument store in Rock Hill, SC.

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Listed21 hours ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
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  • DMC-122
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Year
  • 2010s

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