Here ya go, Gargoyle...

My keyboard cost me something under $1000 Canadian, and I bought it new in 2004 from Long and McQuade's in Toronto. Yesterday I forgot to take the stand with me to the house I was visiting, so used their ironing board as a stand instead. A bit wobbly, but we managed!

From the Roland website:


ROLAND EP-760: Digital Piano

The ep-760 is an affordable way to bring home a true Roland digital piano. It features a 76-note weighted keyboard and some of the best piano and instrument sounds available at any price. These features—along with an intuitive interface and choice of three keyboard modes—make the ep-760 both flexible and fun to play.
Features:
Affordably-priced digital piano in new metallic-gray cabinet
76-note weighted keyboard with touch sensitivity
Roland's most realistic piano sounds and 64-voice polyphony
20 instrument sounds including strings, organ and choir
Intuitive operation via dedicated buttons and simple LED display
3 flexible keyboard modes: Whole, Dual and Split
65 preset songs for listening or practice, plus easy Song Recorder
Onboard reverb and chorus effects for "concert hall" sound
Available as ep-760 or ep-760C with stand.

~b.w.