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This digital piano features an 88-key weighted-action keyboard with dynamic response, ideal for demanding musicians seeking expression and precision. With 64-note polyphony and eight varied sounds, it is perfectly suited to studio sessions, rehearsals, or music lessons. Built-in effects such as reverb and chorus enhance sound quality, while multitrack recording makes it easy to create and review tracks. Its LED display and many control options make navigation intuitive, making it suitable for both advanced players and professionals.
| Keyboard | 88 weighted-action keys with dynamic response |
|---|---|
| Display | LED display |
| Sounds | 8 |
| Polyphony | 64 |
| Sound Controls | Layer, touch, transpose, 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 socket, 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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