Everything functions nominally and it has been placed back into the Original box with all the fixings (including software) for it's new owner. Me, nor the original owner ever registered the software card to my knowledge so it's in the box.

The knobs have a bit of visible wear which is common with the weird coating KORG puts on their stuff. I got this from a fellow on Reverb at a good price so I'm offering it up the same!

Korg Keystage 61, a 61-key MIDI controller built for producers and performers, offering deep DAW integration in a lightweight, road-ready design.

Highlights:

Semi-weighted keybed with ASM PolyTouch design — velocity sensitivity, aftertouch and polyphonic aftertouch

One of the first controllers to support MIDI 2.0 Property Exchange — auto-maps parameters and displays their names/values right on the OLED screens when paired with compatible software

8 rotary knobs, each with a dedicated parameter-labeled OLED display

Powerful arpeggiator and multiple chord modes

Built-in USB audio interface with direct stereo output — connect straight to a computer, tablet, or PA without extra gear

Official deep integration with Ableton Live and Korg Gadget (Device control auto-maps the active Live device to the first 8 knobs); plug-and-play with most other major DAWs

NKS support — hands-on control of 2,000+ NKS-compatible instruments and effects

Includes bundled software: Korg Gadget Producer Bundle, Wavestate Native LE, and Ableton Live 11 Lite

Lightweight and compact: ~11 lb / 5.0 kg, 38.5" wide

USB-powered, or optional KA350 AC adapter (included)

Included: USB cable, original printed documentation, original box with all padding