Up for sale: a Nord Stage 2 EX HA88, Clavia's flagship stage keyboard combining acclaimed Piano, Organ, and Synth engines in one road-ready instrument. This unit comes from a professional production company's touring backline and has been stored and transported in its road case (firmware v3.00) for protection.

The Stage 2 EX pairs a fully weighted 88-key hammer action keybed with Nord's expanded 1GB piano sample library, drawbar/rotary-modeled organ section, and a deep subtractive synth engine — all accessible via dedicated, hands-on physical controls rather than menu-diving. Onboard effects include EQ, reverb, and compressor per section, with 3-zone splits, programmable morphing (via mod wheel, pedal, or aftertouch), and 400 onboard programs across 4 banks. It's the same combination of Nord's signature red chassis and instantly recognizable sound that's made the Stage series a mainstay on professional stages worldwide.

Included:

  • Nord Stage 2 EX HA88 keyboard
  • Road/flight case, foam-lined interior

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Listeda month ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Stage 2 EX HA88 Hammer Action 88-Key Digital Piano
Finish
  • Red
Categories
Year
  • 2015 - 2016
Made In
  • Sweden
MIDI I/O
  • USB MIDI
  • MIDI Input
  • MIDI Output
Polyphony
  • 60 Voices
Key Size
  • Full Size
Number of Keys
  • 88 Keys
Analog / Digital
  • Digital
Keyboard Action
  • Weighted

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