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Roland GP-7 PE V-Piano Grand digital grand piano

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Roland GP-7 PE V-Piano Grand digital grand piano
Product no: 9000-0012-5868 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Roland V-Piano Grand is quite an instrument. It has the looks of a classic grand piano and offers a choice of numerous grands, upright pianos and even your own custom-made instruments. That's right: this Grand allows you to create your own sounds by editing the various piano presets - not just by means of a simple equalizer, but using a wide range of specific piano parameters (from Hammer Hardness to Soundboard Resonance) that can all be set to your liking. The Roland GP-7 V-Piano Grand combines the advanced sound generator of the original V-Piano with a gorgeous grand piano cabinet, finished in Polished Ebony.

Roland V-Piano Grand: cabinet and keyboard

The cabinet of the GP-7 Grand is not just a treat for your eyes, but has great functionality as well - that much is instantly clear when you hit the keys. A multi-channel sound system has been incorporated, including a built-in amplifier that supplies four times 60 watts, divided between a subwoofer, four low and mid-frequency speakers and three high-frequency speakers. An exceptionally natural piano sound is the result - it is as if you're listening to actual, physical strings. The piano lid can be opened and closed at will. The GP-7 PE features a Progressive Hammer Action III keyboard, equipped with Ivory Touch and Escapement technology so you can fully focus on your playing without experiencing any limitations to your expression.

V-Piano sound generator

The Roland V-Piano Grand sets itself apart thanks to its outstanding sound generator, which does not function conventionally by using piano samples, but reproduces 264 virtual strings in real-time. As such, the V-Piano Grand is able to respond to your playing style like an acoustic instrument would. An additional benefit is that it allows you to design your own sounds - thirty piano presets are at your disposal to edit to your heart's desire. From exotic string configurations to alternative tunings or even the hardness of the hammer felt: everything is adjustable. Thanks to the GP-7 V-Piano Grand you're now able to program and play pianos that you have previously only dreamed of! Immerse yourself completely in your piano music with this state-of-the-art sound technology.

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Specifications

Product features

Number accompaniment styles	none
Number of keys	88
Weight	160 - 169.9 kg
Includes pedals	yes, 3
Built-in amplifier	2x 60 W
Housing colour	black gloss
Lyrics/score	no
MIDI I/O	in/out
Piano model	organ
Polyphony (max)	128
Sequencer / recorder	yes, built-in recorder/sequencer
Type of display	LCD, monochrome
Keyboard type	hammer action
Vocal harmony	no

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	175,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	180,0 x 172,0 x 51,0 cm

Product specifications

digital grand piano
colour: Polished Ebony
keyboard: PHA-III (Progressive Hammer Action III)
88 keys
Ivory Feel
with Escapement
maximum number of virtual strings: 264
preset tones: 30
user tones: 100
setups: 100
V-Piano parameters include:

Unison Tune
Hammer Hardness
Cross Resonance
Tone Colour
String Resonance
Damper Resonance
Soundboard Resonance
Key Off Resonance
Damping Time
Damper Noise Level

effects: 15x Ambiance, 4-band equalizer
master tuning: 415.3 - 466.2 Hz
GM2 sound generator:
polyphony: 128 voices
16-part multi-timbral
256 tones
effects: 8 reverb types, 1 chorus type
sequencer:

playback formats: SMF, WAV, MP3
recording format: SMF
recording tracks: 1
note storage: 30,000 notes
tempo range: 10 - 500 BPM
audio playback speed: 75 - 125%

pedals:

sustain (progressive action)
soft (continuous)
sostenuto (assignable)

LCD display (240 x 64 dots)
amplifier: 4x 60 W
maximum sound pressure: 112 dB
speakers: 1x 30 cm, 4x 12 cm, 3x 5 cm
internal memory: 4 MB
power supply: AC 240 V (50/60 Hz)
power consumption: 180 W
dimensions (lid open): 1.485 x 1.505 x 1.544 mm
dimensions (lid closed): 1.485 x 1.505 x 939 mm
weight: 170 kg

Connectors:

Output A (2x 6.3mm jack)
Output A (2x XLR)
Output B (2x 6.3mm jack)
Output B (2x XLR)
Input (2x 6.3mm jack)
Input (3.5mm stereo mini jack)
pedal connector
MIDI IN/OUT (5-pin DIN)
USB (MIDI/storage/updates)
2x headphone connector

Included accessories:

user manual
headphone hook
maintenance kit
screw set
caster caps
V-Piano editor CD-ROM
USB cable
power cable

Description	Type	Language	Extension
Roland GP-7 PE V-Piano Grand handleiding	Manual	Unknown
Roland GP-7 PE V-Piano Grand MIDI-implementatie		Unknown

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