Arturia’s KeyLab MKII 49 is currently being sold for just $299 via its official Reverb shop while supplies last – that’s a saving of $150.

Branded by one Reverb shopper as “the Bentley of MIDI Keyboards”, the KeyLab MK II 49 was first released in 2019, and is a versatile MIDI controller that can work with a full rig – including your DAW, virtual instruments, hardware, and modular gear.

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This drop of KeyLab models on Reverb consists of B-Stock, meaning the items have previously been opened, used or possibly blemished. However, they are of course sold via an authorised dealer or original builder – which in this case is Artuira itself, as it has been running its official Reverb store since 2024.

The KeyLab MKII 49 features dynamic performance and studio controls, including a 49-note keyboard with aftertouch, 16 RGB backlit pads, nine faders, nine rotary knobs, plus DAW and transport controls. It also has CV / Gate outputs, so you can take command of outboard synth and Eurorack modules, and comes with three software titles – Analog Lab, Piano V, and Ableton Live Lite.

If you need more of a refresher on what it can do, check out the video below (featuring its slightly larger sibling, the 61 note KeyLab MKII):

In other Arturia news, the brand has also just launched a new version of the DrumBrute Impact with a retro, 1980s-inspired makeover. Originally launched in 2016, the DrumBrute was designed to “deliver raw, unapologetic drum sequences for producers and performers alike”. This new limited-edition version sees the same 10-voice machine reimagined with an off-white finish.

Head over to the official Arturia Reverb shop now to find out more about the KeyLab MKII 49, or grab yours while stock lasts.

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