Great function condition, everything works. The lowest "C" on this 61 keyboard works, but should be replaced as it pops up slightly crooked after being played (pictured). Not really an issue for day to day use, but may matter for aggressive players. Some of the chassis screws are loose, possibly indicating some of the case mounts maybe stripped or broken. Priced accordingly. Otherwise it's a heavy weight great sounding synthesizer! I also have a Korg DW-6000 listed. They are great for stacking both synthes for a massive 14 voice stack (DW-8k has 8 voices and the DW-6k has 6 voices).

If your goal is stationary/studio use, then it's good to go. If your goal is to gig with this one, I'd pass on it. In my opinion it is a bit too fragile for moving around alot and I wouldn't ship it anywhere.

The Korg DW-8000 is a classic 1985 hybrid synthesizer that combines digital 8-bit waveforms with rich, warm analog filters and an integrated digital delay. With 8-voice polyphony, a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard, and a powerful arpeggiator, it is highly prized for vintage electronic music and deep pad sounds.

Key Features
Sound Engine: Hybrid synthesis pairing 16 digital waveforms (including strings, brass, organs, and various keys) with an authentic analog low-pass filter.
Polyphony: 8-voice polyphony with Poly and Unison modes.
Effects: Onboard digital delay capable of chorusing, flanging, and ambient echo effects.
Performance: Features Korg’s classic joystick for modulation/pitch bend and a programmable arpeggiator.
Connectivity: Standard MIDI In/Out/Thru for easy integration into modern studio setups