This high-end digital piano offers an exceptional playing experience thanks to its 88-note hybrid keyboard with weighted and progressive action, perfectly simulating the ivory and ebony feel. Suitable for demanding musicians in search of realism, it integrates a T2L sound generator combining XXL sampling and advanced modeling for a rich and authentic sound rendering. Ideal for the stage, studio, or teaching, it offers unlimited polyphony and multiple keyboard modes for great musical versatility.
| Keyboard | 88 hybrid notes, weighted and progressive action, triple contact, ivory and ebony feel, escapement simulation repetition mechanism |
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| Sound Generator | T2L (True to Life), sampling and modeling |
| Sampling | XXL wave size, holophonic recording, duration > 15s on bass notes |
| Sample Format | 24 bit linear - 48 kHz (internal 32 bit floating point processing) |
| Polyphony | Unlimited with 320 oscillators |
| Keyboard Modes | Layer, Split, 4 hands, Layer + Split, 3 parts Layer |
| Sounds | 125 included + 3 PLATINUM packs + downloadable sounds |
| Storage Memory | 3.2 GB for DEXIBELL files and Sound Font |
| Internal Memory | 80 sounds / user: unlimited download via USB stick |
| DSP Effects | 6 independent x 17 types, effect hold management during transitions |
| Microphone Effects | 14 reverbs, 3-band EQ, compressor, high-pass filter, 6 delay types |
| Player / Recorder | Audio |
| USB | To computer (MIDI + digital audio), USB stick (memory and MIDI) |
| Pedals | Progressive sustain, progressive soft, sostenuto |
| Mic Input | Jack |
| Bluetooth | Audio playback, MIDI BLE 4.2 |
| Outputs | Unbalanced 6.35 mm jacks (L/MONO, R) with independent volumes |
| Speakers | 2 x 8.9 cm + 2 x 3.2 cm |
| Output Power | Bi-amplification 112 W max THD+N < 0.1% |
| Weight | 55 Kg |
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