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The black PRK-300 digital piano delivers an authentic playing experience with its 88-key NH keyboard and natural touch, ideal for musicians seeking a feel close to that of an acoustic piano. Its 120-note polyphony and 30 varied presets offer a wide range of sounds, making it suitable for both rehearsals and music lessons. Compact and equipped with MIDI connections and headphone outputs, it fits perfectly in a home studio or music school, offering comfort and versatility for players of all levels.
| Keyboard | 88-key NH (Natural-Weighted Hammer Action) |
|---|---|
| Touch | Light - normal - heavy |
| Polyphony | 120 notes |
| Sound generator | Stereo PCM |
| Presets | 30 |
| Sounds | Acoustic piano (5), electric piano (6), harpsichord, clavichord (2), vibraphone, marimba, acoustic/jazz guitar, organ (3), church organ (3), string ensemble (3), choirs (3) |
| Effects | Brilliance, reverb, chorus |
| Pedals | Sostenuto, soft, sustain |
| Connections | Headphone outputs (2), left/right line outputs, MIDI in/out |
| Dimensions (L x D x H) | 144.2 cm x 38 cm x 77.7 cm |
| Lid | With soft-close mechanism |
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