SDP-2 Stage Piano by Gear4music

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The SDP-4 Piano is our top-range piano, boasting 88 hammer action keys and 64-note polyphony. It includes more sounds for you to play with, including two grand piano sounds, three electric pianos, five organs, guitar, bass, and strings. And yes, the sustain pedal is essentially what you need if you're wondering how in the world you could ever play that many notes at once.

You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail. CREATE THE PERFECT PIANO SOUND– Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, the SDP-2 digital stage piano by Gear4Music is perfect for creating the sound you need. With weighted action, 3 velocity sensitivity layers, and adjustable reverb and chorus, this full size keyboard has everything you need to produce great sounding music.Another impressive feature of this digital piano is the speaker system which comes with two 20 watts amplifiers and two oval shaped speakers measuring 12cm by 6cm. Hence providing you with a sound system that lives up to your requirements when you’re talking quality. HIGH QUALITY VOICES– including both grand piano and electric piano tones, organ, vibraphone and harpsichord. Experiment and find the perfect sound for your style. Advice: Gewa, one of the largest musical instrument companies in Europe, are fairly new to the piano market. I remember seeing their first range of digital pianos in a music exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. I thought ‘they’re mediocre pianos… they sounded alright and felt ok to play. Nothing special really. But that was 8 years ago! Today they have a complete new range of digital pianos that compete and even excel against the equivalent priced Yamahas and Rolands. All Gewa pianos are 100% made in Germany. They’re sampled on a Steinway concert grand. And their build quality is outstanding. Well, what else could you expect from the Germans? My favourite in the range is the UP365. This is the piano I do my daily practice on in the UK Pianos showroom. The feel of a keyboard defines your playing experience. Which is exactly why the SDP-2 has a weighted action. That means, transitioning between acoustic pianos and this keyboard is super easy. In addition, the action is designed to have a consistent feel throughout the full length of each key. That means when you’re playing at speed - you’re still in control.

I am going to have to save up a bit first, but as I had no idea about digital pianos, you’ve already saved me loads of time and effort, so thank you very much for that. When I do decide to get one, I’ll just read your recommendations again. The SDP-4 also has more effects. There are now five reverbs, with different styles depending on what you want.Q/ I went through your article on “which brand should I buy”. Indeed I want to buy a digial piano to learn the piano (I have never practised so far), so I’m far from a specialist in pianos sounds… The truth is whether the digital piano has weighted keys or not isn’t the leading driver in the cost of the piano. There are plenty of options when it comes to digital pianos with weighted 88 key designs. As with most anything, there are generally multiple levels of brands and models that will fit into each price range. There are also a number of other factors that control the overall pricing of each product level.

It also comes with built-in 20 watts speakers which produce excellent and clear sound. Also, it includes effects so you can start playing right out of the box. If you haven't tried that before, I highly suggest you do so since it's a lot of fun! Sounds Good. What Else is There? I don’t intend to buy a digital piano at the moment, but I’m sure your article would be something I’d look at seriously if I did decide to. I’d rather go to buy one armed with a good idea of what I’m looking at than going in completely blind and having to play all the rubbish ones to find out !!Compared to other pianos on the market with similar specs, this model is relatively affordable. If you want to experience something beyond basic keyboards while still keeping within your budget, then this instrument could be just what you need. On top of that, the excellent customer service provided by Gear4music gives yet another reason to try it out. Let us know what other models you have played to compare against – we would love to hear from you! The greatest elements of the tone can strike out and project across the room without you having to open a lid. Home and Away - Play On Stage Or At Home A/ The key weight on digital pianos is lighter than most upright pianos and much heavier than keyboards, as a general rule. Kawai digital pianos have a nice key weighting with adequate resistance. Kawai have a vast range of models and colour options.