This digital piano offers an authentic playing experience thanks to its 88-note hybrid keyboard with progressive hammer action and escapement simulation. Suitable for both studio and stage, it integrates a T2L sound generator combining XXL sampling and modeling, ensuring rich and realistic sound reproduction. Its unlimited polyphony and numerous DSP effects allow for great creativity, while its USB and Bluetooth connectivity facilitate integration into a home studio or music lessons.
| Keyboard | 88 notes hybrid, progressive hammer action, triple contact, ivory and ebony feel, escapement simulation |
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| Sound Generator | T2L (True to life), sampling and modeling |
| Sampling | XXL wave size, holophonic recording, duration > 15s on bass notes |
| Sample Format | 24 bit linear - 48 kHz, internal processing in 32 bit floating point |
| Polyphony | Unlimited with 320 oscillators |
| Keyboard Modes | Layer, Split, 4 hands, Layer + Split, 3 parts Layer |
| Sounds | 125 sounds + 3 PLATINUM packs + downloadable sounds |
| Storage Memory | 3.2 GB (Dexibell and Sound Font) |
| Internal Memory | 80 sounds / user: unlimited download via USB stick |
| DSP Effects | 6 independent effects x 17 types, advanced transition management |
| Microphone Effects | 14 reverbs, 3-band equalizer, compressor, low-cut filter, 6 types of delay |
| Player / Recorder | Audio |
| USB | USB to computer (MIDI and digital audio), USB stick (memory and MIDI) |
| Pedals | Progressive sustain, progressive soft, sostenuto |
| Microphone Input | Jack |
| Bluetooth | Audio playback, MIDI BLE 4.2 |
| Output | Unbalanced 6.35 mm L/MONO, R jacks with independent volumes |
| Speakers | 2 woofers 8.9 cm, 6 near-field 3.2 cm, 4 full-range 12.7 cm, 3 mid and high 6.35 cm, soundboard |
| Output Power | Quadriamp 112 W max THD+N < 0.1% |
| Dimensions (L x D x H) | 1441 x 866 x 785 mm |
| Weight | 87.8 Kg |
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