The SZ-CBZ for sale is not the one in the photos, it is brand new unopened. They come available on eBay from time to time and I have one available for purchase at the moment on this page - whether or not you need one you can see what they look like on that page. Technics gave them away with the KN7000 in some regions, in orders they were an optional extra. Panasonic released the SZ-CB7 SD Audio PC Writing Kit for KN7000 containing both of these.

SD Card Readers that are generally available on the Internet or in electronic shops aren't compatible.

There aren't many that are compatible.Įither the 'official' Panasonic card reader, or a Panasonic, Toshiba or HP PC with a built-in SD Card Reader. To transfer the files to the card you need two things: 1 - Panasonic SD Jukebox (a software program for playing music and transferring it securely to devices).Ģ - A compatible card reader. The reason for this is that copyright protection of music was a hot topic when the KN7000 was released. Joined: FebruRe: SD Card loading sound files Hi Avidfanta, The KN7000 can play WAV or MP3 files but they need to be transferred to SD Card in a secure format. I have songs recorded and saved on a pc as WAV files and would like these on my SD card, now if this format will play ok from the card on the 7000 the other question I have is which is the best way to copy them over? I have an Apple Mini with an SD slot or could I simply hook up the 7000 to a pc running Win XP? I haven't tried it yet and would appreciate your advice. Joined: JHi all Being fairly new to the KN7000 I'm trying to see if I can load sound files to the SD card which the manual advises me is possible. Now the contents of the zip-file is shown in the WinZip tool (or any other software, such as Winrar). On the Technics KN7000 site each Song (Style) is compressed to a zip file. Then KN7000 was the top-of-the-line Technics keyboard and included some fantastic styles. Technics Style Conversions KN7000 Style Conversions.

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