Korg - B2 Digital Piano with 88 Weighted Keys - Black

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Key-off simulation recreates the sounds that are produced when the player’s fingers lift off the keys. The G1 is Korg's flagship digital piano in its concert series, now available in a new colour "White Ash" that features a welcoming woodgrain finish. The tasteful texture blends naturally with other furniture, lighting up the whole room to match its beautiful sound. Enjoy a high-end finish to match a high-end playing experience. You can use a USB cable* to connect this instrument's USB port to your smartphone, tablet, or computer, and use the B2 as a MIDI keyboard to play an external sound module. Your performance on the B2 can be recorded as music data on your smartphone, and sound from your smartphone can be heard through the speakers of the B2. Probably the most famous piano in the world and the choice of numerous pianists and concert venues for many years. Characterised by brilliant highs and rounded bass, the German piano is one of richness and power. The Austrian Piano First and foremost, the Korg C1 is a superb piano, both as an exciting alternative to an acoustic instrument or in locations where a traditional instrument could not be used. It never needs tuning and can be used with headphones to avoid disturbing others.

An e-piano that reproduces the differences in tone that arise from your playing dynamics and even simulates the sound of a key-off. Conjure electric piano sounds that are instantly recognizable from decades of great music. Organ This instrument uses a Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) keyboard that reproduces the same feel that results from the hammers on a real acoustic piano, where the low register is heavier and the high register is lighter. The keybed is sensitive and responds to nuanced touch at the tip of your fingers. The Japanese piano is characterised by its dynamic sound and is frequently used for a wide range of music genres, from classical to jazz and pop.Both the German Grand Piano and the Japanese Grand Piano sounds realistically recreate the "damper resonance" effect produced by the sympathetic resonance of the strings in an acoustic piano when the damper pedal is held down. Key-off Simulation

Simply by pressing one button, you can apply a bass sound to the lower register of the keyboard. Play piano with your right hand and bass with your left to instantly enjoy jazz performance styles. By pressing two of the tone buttons simultaneously, you can easily layer two sounds together. For example, layer piano and strings to play with a rich piano and orchestra combination. There’s also a partner mode that enables you to divide the piano keyboard into two identical sections on left and right, each with their own damper pedal. This is a great way for teacher and pupil to play duets or copy and practise during lessons. The D1 features functionality that reproduces the sound of a grand piano, enabling natural-sounding and great-feeling performances. Damper resonanceSimply by pressing one button, you can apply a bass sound to the lower register of the keyboard. Play piano with your right hand and bass with your left to instantly enjoy jazz performance styles. By pressing two of the tone buttons simultaneously, you can easily layer two sounds together. For example, layer piano and strings to play with a rich piano and orchestra combination. There’s also a partner mode that enables you to divide the piano keyboard into two identical sections on left and right, each with their own damper pedal. This is a great way for teacher and pupil to play duets or copy and practice during lessons. Forty piano songs with helpful features for practicing This world-famous German-made piano is beloved by countless pianists for its diverse range of expressive power. With stunning sonic dynamism and vibrance, its palette ranges from brilliant highs to chillingly detailed lows. The provided sounds include the majestic "German concert piano" and a "Classic piano" noted for its delicate and complex tone. The three concert grand pianos in the G1 realistically recreate the "damper resonance" effect that is produced by the sympathetic resonance of the strings in an acoustic piano when the damper pedal is held down (features on the GP1/2, AP1/2, and JP1/2). String Resonance With unparalleled sound and a beautifully expressive playing experience, the G1 sets a new standard for the digital piano.

The pedals are an essential element of piano performance, and the G1 is equipped with the full complement of three pedals found on a grand piano: damper, soft and sostenuto. The damper and soft pedals also feature half-pedaling for even more detailed expression. An instrument with a rich heritage, the Austrian piano offers a warm but brilliantly colourful sound. The Japanese PianoIt is not available to change the sound per part. Demo Songs 50 (Sound demo songs: 10, Piano songs: 40) Metronome Tempo, beat, sounds, level Pedals Damper*, Soft*, Sostenuto

Half-pedaling supported with Optional Pedal unit PU-2 (Sold separately) Connections PHONES (Headphone/ LINE OUT combined use), USB TYPE B), AUDIO IN, PEDAL Controls Power, VOLUME, PIANO PLAY, SOUND, METRONOME Power Supply DC 15 V, AC adapter (included) Power Consumption 8W Amplification 15 W x 2 Dimensions (W x D x H) 1,312 x 336 x 117 mm / 51.65" x 13.23" x 4.61" The Concert Piano, Grand Piano and Jazz Piano sounds reproduce damper resonance, realistically simulating the spacious resonance produced by the sympathetic vibration of the strings when you hold down the damper pedal of an acoustic piano. Key-off simulationThe D1 contains a total of 30 richly expressive sounds which include not only a variety of piano sounds to cover genres such as classical, jazz, and pop, but also electric piano, organ, and clavi sounds that will be useful on stage, and even sounds such as vibraphone, acoustic guitar, and strings. Rich piano sounds geared for realismIn