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Roland LX708-PW digital piano, Polished White

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Roland LX708-PW digital piano, Polished White
Product no: 9000-0047-2547 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 10-year warranty once registered with Roland.

General

For the LX700 series sound, Roland has strayed from the beaten path. Instead of using samples to emphasize fluctuations in dynamics, the LX708 sound is generated by the PureAcoustic Modelling Technology for a similar sound construction as found in an acoustic grand piano. The way the keys are pressed, the way the hammers hit the strings and the way sound resonates in the sonic chamber, all resemble an acoustic grand piano for ultimate expression and dynamics. To recreate the same feel, the Hybrid Grand keyboard features elongated keys for a lighter feel when you strike them a little higher up. Even the three Responsive Damper Action pedals respond as quickly, accurately and sensitively as top model acoustics. The LX708 is the flagship of its series and, as such, boasts the most powerful speaker system. This version comes in a Polished White finish.

Acoustic Projection

The LX708 has eight speakers, divided into four pairs that accurately reproduce your play, including the difference between higher and lower notes. Compared to other models from the LX700 series, the LX708 is slightly taller and comes with a lid that can be opened and closed like a concert grand piano. With it, you'll have access to the sounds of electronic pianos, organs, orchestras and two different concert pianos, including the acoustics of a concert hall, studio or cathedral. All of which can be combined using the layer and split modes. With the TwinPiano mode, double headphone connectors, various play-along songs and scale practise exercises, the LX708 even lends itself well to educational purposes.

Connecting options

The LX708 features Bluetooth technology so you can play your own audio files and put its superb sound quality to use. This can, of course, also be done using the aux input or USB port. The USB B connector can be used to record your sessions and save them as MIDI or WAV files and to connect to your computer also. The piano can also be connected to a mixer, external speaker or other devices via the line outputs. Lastly, the LX708 is compatible with piano apps like Piano Every Day and Piano Designer for iOS and Android.

Specifications

Product features

Touch-sensitive keys	Yes
Number accompaniment styles	none
Number of keys	88
App integration	Yes
Sustainable product	not specified
Digital piano size	large
Weight	100 - 109.9 kg
Includes pedals	yes, 3
Built-in amplifier	2x 5 W, 2x 6 W, 2x 25 W
Housing colour	white gloss
Lyrics/score	no
MIDI I/O	USB in / out
Piano model	upright piano
Polyphony (max)	> 256
Sequencer / recorder	yes, built-in recorder/sequencer
Type of display	OLED
Keyboard type	hammer action
Vocal harmony	no

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	119,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	151,0 x 137,0 x 64,5 cm

Product specifications

Roland digital piano
colour: polished white
sound generator: PureAcoustic Piano Modelling
keyboard: Hybrid Grand Keyboard (88 keys), wood and plastic hybrid structure
max. polyphony: unlimited in terms of Piano sounds / other sound: 256
sounds: 324 tones in total (European and American grand pianos, electric pianos, organ and orchestra sounds)
3 pedals
Ambience: Studio, Lounge, Concert Hall, Wooden Hall, Stone Hall, Cathedral
touch sensitivity: 100 types
Hammer Response: 10 types
Temperament: 10 types
Piano Designer effects: Lid, Key Off Noise, Jammer Noise, Duplex Scale, Full Scale String Resonance, Key Off Resonance, Cabinet Resonance, Soundboard Type, Damper Noise, Soft Pedal Type, Single Note Tuning, Single Note Volume, Single Note Character
hundreds of internal songs
speaker system:
- cabinet speakers: 2x (25 cm)
- near-field speakers: 2x (12 cm + 8 cm)
- spatial speakers: 2x (12 cm + 8 cm)
- spatial speaker: 2x (2.5 cm)
- 2x 20W + 2x 6W + 2x 6W + 2x 5W
functions:
- metronome
- dual, split, TwinPiano
- transpose
Bluetooth: Audio Ver 3.0, MIDI Ver 4.0
recorder and player: MIDI, WAV (USB-storage required)
display: OLED 128 x 32 dot
connectors:
- USB B for computer link
- USB A for storage space
- input jack: 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack
- 2x line-input: L/Mono, R, 6.3 mm mono jack
- 2x headphone output: 1x stereo jack, 1x stereo mini jack
dimensions: (LxWxH): 1395 x 491 x 1180 mm (closed top lid) 1395 x 502 x 1253 (open top lid)
weight: 109 kg
compatible with: Piano Every Day and Piano Designer apps

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