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Roland V-Piano digital piano

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Roland V-Piano digital piano
Product no: 9000-0012-5846 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Roland has a history of great innovation. Since the 1970s, the manufacturer has been pioneering the electronic musical instrument market, and Roland's digital pianos have been of the essence for many combos and solo artists for decades. The Roland V-Piano is yet another distinguished instrument. It does away with old-fashioned sampling technology and is equipped with a sound generator that reproduces the separate strings of an acoustic piano in real-time, resulting in an exceptionally natural piano sound that will inspire any pianist.

Roland V-Piano: digital yet organic

The high-grade audio engine of the V-Piano simulates the sound of 264 virtual strings, taking a large number of parameters into account. Just like pianos made of wood and die-cast iron, this digital piano is capable of producing many types of resonance and noise. Simply adjust tunings, string configurations and hammer felt hardness to your liking. From world-famous grand pianos to non-existent experimental instruments: with the parameters of the V-Piano sound engine you're able to play them all. The digital Roland piano features 24 piano presets, which can all be edited at will, providing you with a wide variety of different tones. The well-organised controls make it easy to operate this awarded instrument.

PHA-III keyboard with Ivory Feel

Naturally, an avant-grade instrument like the V-Piano deserves a high-quality keyboard. The Progressive Hammer Action III (PHA-III) keyboard allows for fabulous expression, partly thanks to the use of Progressive Hammer Action technology. Escapement is featured as well, so you can add subtle nuances to your playing. The Ivory Feel finish is the icing on the cake. Based on the authentic, acoustic sound and feel of the streamlined V-Piano, your hands and ears will find it hard to believe this is actually a digital instrument. The V-Piano is able to record in MIDI format (SMF), and its USB port also allows for playback of audio files (MP3/WAV). The digital piano features two stereo outputs, both equipped with jack as well as XLR connectors. An accessory three-part piano pedal, a USB cable and a power cable are included with the Roland V-Piano.

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Specifications

Product features

Number of keys	88
Drawbar function	no
Weight	35 - 39.9 kg
Includes chassis	no
Includes pedals	yes, 3
Built-in amplifier	not applicable
Housing colour	black
MIDI I/O	in/out/thru
Pitch and modulation wheel	no
Polyphony (max)	128
Sequencer / recorder	yes, built-in recorder/sequencer
Type of display	LCD, monochrome
Keyboard type	hammer action

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	39,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	155,0 x 50,0 x 33,0 cm

Product specifications

digital piano
colour: black
keyboard: PHA-III (Progressive Hammer Action III)
88 keys
Ivory Feel
with Escapement
maximum number of virtual strings: 264
preset tones: 24
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: 12x Ambiance, 4-band equalizer
GM2 sound generator:

polyphony: 128 voices
16-part multi-timbral
256 tones

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)
internal memory: 4 MB
power supply: AC 240 V (50/60 Hz)
power consumption: 27 W
dimensions: 1,411 x 530 x 166 mm
weight: 38.2 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)
pedal connectors:

sustain
damper
control

MIDI IN/OUT/THRU (5-pin DIN)
USB (MIDI/storage/updates)
digital audio output (RCA)
headphone connector

Included accessories:

user manual
V-Piano editor CD-ROM
3-part pedal
USB cable
power cable

Description	Type	Language
Roland V-Piano handleiding	Manual	Unknown
Roland V-Piano MIDI-implementatie		Unknown
Roland V-Piano editor-handleiding	Manual	Unknown

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