Zitat von Wichernkantor im Beitrag #3

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Der Preis ist maßlos überzogen. Maximal 3.200 € wären angemessen - tadelloser Zustand vorausgesetzt.

LG
Michael

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The ABS keyboards (Fatar) with Ivory feel (regardless of whether they have a wood core), are terrible.
The surface gets ruined after a few months of use, and what looks like a nice satin surface soon becomes a rough plastic grater.
Fatar should review the production process, because he also had a lot of problems with the ivory feel piano version. Nord also specified that Piano 3 will be built without ivory feel because the finish deteriorated over time (there is an official statement).
The "slippery" glossy keyboard is much better than a faulty ivory feel.

The only exception are the "ivory-like" Fatar keyboards i.e. those built in Bakelite (on request) and those built in Kostil (i.e. the standard Viscount keyboards). They have a very long life.

The problem is that to wonder how long the surface finish will last.
The Fatar ivory feel keyboards are also great when new, they have a great surface feel; the problem is that they deteriorate in a very short time (a few months of use).
A real alternative would be the mineral material used by Yamaha and Kawai for their pianos (under the Yamaha name "Ivorite").
This material is already available as sheets to be cut from piano parts suppliers.
It has a high degree of resemblance to ivory, and is very stable over time.

https://www.elforyn.de/en/topics/materia...al-instruments/