Keyboard Type: Hammer Action

Hammer Action piano technology replicates the feel of an acoustic piano by simulating the weight and resistance of real keys for a more authentic playing experience. This technology enhances player control and expressiveness, making digital pianos more suitable for classical and advanced piano techniques.

Pedal Inputs

• Damper
• Sustain
• Soft

Headphone Output: Yes

The headphone output allows direct connection of headphones for private listening. This output provides a convenient way to enjoy the sound without disturbing others or ambient noise.

Polyphony: No limit

The polyphony of this instrument allows up to <%=tp_value % notes to be played simultaneously, providing rich and complex musical possibilities.

Number of Keys: 88

This instrument has 88 keys, equivalent to 7 1/4 octaves, providing a wide range of tones for a variety of musical applications.

Recording Function: Yes

Recording allows you to record and save musical performances for later playback and analysis. This feature allows musicians to review their performances, identify areas to improve, and track their progress over time. Recording is also useful for creating songs, allowing you to layer different musical parts and experiment with different sounds and effects. In this way, recording becomes an invaluable tool for practicing, creating, and producing music.

Built-in Speaker: Yes

Built-in speakers provide instant audio playback without the need to connect and power additional devices.

Split: Yes

The Split function allows you to divide the keyboard into two or more sections, with each section assigned to a different sound or instrument. This division allows the player to play the bass line with one hand and the melody or chords with the other, greatly expanding the possibilities for musical creativity and performance. The Split function is particularly useful for live performances, allowing you to simulate the playing of multiple instruments on a single keyboard, increasing the overall flexibility and versatility of the instrument.