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NOTE: This sampling option must be professionally installed. It requires the soldering of fine wires to the main audio/power board on your keyboard. Do not attempt it unless you are a pro. Otherwise you can permanently damage your K2000 keyboard.
No installation instructions (because I don't have them), but the image here shows exactly where each colored wire needs to be soldered. Unlike some of the other sampling units I've seen, this one actually contains the correctly color-coded wires.
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With the K2000 Series Sampling Option (SMP/K for keyboards; SMP/R for racks), the K2000 Series can sample virtually any analog or digital source. With sample memory expandable to 64 Meg via standard SIMMs, up to 12 minutes of CD-quality sampled sound can be recorded, processed and played back with superb fidelity.

These instruments feature a set of some of the most powerful DSP sample processing tools available. Processing functions such as Crossfade Looping, Normalize Gain, Mix Beat, Time Compression/Expansion and many more, give you complete control over your samples. The sample editing page shows you the sample wave, allowing you to scroll to exact points in the sample for precise editing.

Once sample processing is finished, you can save to a 3.5" floppy disk, an optional internal hard drive, or any external SCSI-compatible device.

Like the internal presets, samples are also processed through Kurzweil's award-winning V.A.S.T. architecture. Variable Architecture Synthesis means that you can select the DSP functions for each voice from a list of 60 available DSP functions, arrangeable in 31 algorithms. Your samples will sound V.A.S.T.ly better! The superior sampling hardware combined with V.A.S.T. sample processing can even improve samples that originated in other samplers.  
Time compression/expansion, sample rate conversion, mixing/splicing, pitch shifting, crossfade looping, normalizing gain, fade in/fade out, auto truncate, mix beat, resampling and more. Samples are treated exactly as the internal ROM waves and can take full advantage of V.A.S.T. programmability (31 Algorithms, FX, MIDI control, etc.).