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This digital piano features a full 88-key weighted keyboard with touch response, ideal for musicians seeking a realistic and expressive playing experience. Its LED display makes it easy to navigate the 8 diverse sounds and numerous built-in functions, such as layering, split, and metronome. With 64-note polyphony and reverb and chorus effects, it enhances music creation in the studio and during rehearsals. Its 2-track recording function lets you easily capture your compositions, while its multiple connections offer great flexibility for home studios or music lessons.
| Keyboard | 88 weighted keys with touch response |
|---|---|
| Display | LED display |
| Sounds | 8 |
| Polyphony | 64 |
| Sound controls | layering, touch, transposition, split, metronome |
| Effects | reverb, chorus |
| Demo songs | 8 |
| Song recording | 2 tracks, 10,000 notes per track |
| MIDI | transmission settings, local control |
| Connectors | MIDI OUT jack, USB port, pedal jack, Line Out/In jacks, headphone jack, 12V power cable |
| Speakers | YDT816 4 ohms x 10W x 2 |
| Dimensions | 1330 (L) x 330 (D) x 120 (H) mm |
| Weight | 17.1 kg |
| Accessories | sustain pedal and removable music stand included, stand optional |
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