Crumar Seventeen Parsifal Stage Piano

Crumar Seventeen Parsifal Stage Piano
Product no: 9000-0122-9532 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Crumar Seventeen Parsifal is built like a tank and sounds like a dream. Designed for gigging keyboardists, this stage piano comes with an especially clean control lay-out, giving you room for your controllers or perhaps even your laptop. Crumar has even forgone the pitch-bender and modwheel, which is not to say that you're missing out — on the contrary: the Parsifal is fully focussed on sound and that means you're treated to sublime, non-looped piano samples with a natural envelope for maximum realism.

The Crumar Seventeen Parsifal

When it comes to stage pianos, for most, the sound is what matters. Here, you're not just getting a Bechstein, a Steinway and a Yamaha, but a physical modelling tines piano, a Felt piano and various electronic and digital piano sounds from the '70s and '80s — think the DX, MKS and Clavi. A harpsichord and vibraphone are included as well, as are expansions for even more pianos and, to complement the sound, Crumar has thoughtfully crammed in effects like chorus, delay, reverb, tremolo and a few others. The Seventeen Parsifal comes finished with a set of balanced outputs, underscoring its professional character.

Specifications

Product features

Number of keys	88
Drawbar function	no
Sustainable product	not specified
Weight	20 - 24.9 kg
Includes chassis	not applicable
Includes pedals	yes, 1
Built-in amplifier	not applicable
Housing colour	black
MIDI I/O	out, USB in / out
Pitch and modulation wheel	no
Polyphony (max)	not specified
Sequencer / recorder	no
Type of display	LCD, monochrome
Keyboard type	hammer action

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	22,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	142,5 x 49,0 x 18,0 cm

Product specifications

Crumar Seventeen Parsifal
stage piano
keyboard: TP40, triple sensor
34 high quality sounds
- 28x ROM
- 6x expansions
64 presets
non-looped samples
6 to 12 velocity layers
physical modelling tines piano
extensive effects section
extremely robust, road-proof construction
includes CSP-40 sustain pedal
dimensions: 130 x 38.5 x 14cm
weight: 22.5 kg

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