Looking for very specific electronic keyboard recommendation

[dolgen]

Hi... I'm looking for an affordable keyboard recommendation (say under $400 or $500 used) that will fit my rather narrow purposes.
I want the following:
61 keys (I play only Bach) and would prefer a keyboard of this length. 88 keys could work also, but I prefer 61.
A harpsichord stop (is "stop" the word used?)
Preferably a harpsichord stop that has no dynamic variations (plays only at one volume, no matter key pressure)
Has a headphone jack
Has a sustain pedal (I know... real harpsichords don't have a pedal, but I need one, being an amateur)....
Is heavy enough not to not move around too much while it is played.
Doesn't have that spongy touch that very cheap keyboards have.
OK.. I guess that's about it. Any recommendations would be HIGHLY appreciated. Thanks.

 

[dolgen]

Welcome

Press and hold the Auto Acomp button for a couple of seconds and it should take you directly to the fingering mode selection page.

I think you must be answering a different question.....

 

[happyrat1]

I'd suggest a used Kurzweil SP7-4.

It's the closest to your specs given the budget you have allowed.

Check out your local craigslist and ebay for likely prospects. If you don't find one this week keep looking. It can take weeks or months for a particular keyboard to show up on the local used market.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=kurzweil sp4-7&_sacat=0

https://www.craigslist.org/about/sites?lang=en&cc=gb

Gary

 

[Biggles]

Yes, sure did, my response deleted.