Roland Edirol PC-160A Midi Keyboard Controller

In 1990, Roland launched the PC-200, its first MIDI keyboard controller for use with computers and other MIDI devices. This was followed in 1996 by the smaller PC-160 with 32 velocity-sensitive keys. “Weighing less than 1.4 kg and measuring less than 60 cm in length, the PC-160 is the most powerful compact, portable keyboard ever made” (Roland advertising). The PC-160A variant was launched in 2000. 

The PC-160A features combined pitch bend and modulation benders, an assignable data input slider, up and down keyboard transposition, a MIDI/Select switch with LED, MIDI channel selection 1-16, GS bank and tone selection, channel aftertouch, external tempo clock, velocity curve selection, reverb send level, chorus send level, volume level, pan pot, an assignable MIDI controller, and an input for a sustain pedal. The set includes Steinberg Cubasis AV for Mac and Windows.