Kurzweil CGP220W Digital Baby Grand
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Description
Specifications
88-Note, fully-weighted wooden keys, graded Italian hammer-action with adjustable touch sensitive keys
Wooden keys adjustable touch sensitive keys
Keyboard Sensitivity: 10 selectable response levels
Display: 16-character alphanumeric LCD
128 note polyphony
Preset Programs: 128 Expressive sounds. 10 Drum Kits.
User Presets: 6, one-touch recallable “favourites”, providing quick access to customized selections.
Demo Songs: 143 piano demos
General MIDI: No
Splits/Layers: Quick Split/Layer, easy access with adjustable relative volume
Transpose: Full transposition to any key, +/- two octaves
Tune: Adjust by Cents (+/- 100 cents)
Effects: Dual ambience and effect processors (reverberation and chorus). Rich and complex effects from the PC3 Series.
Drum Patterns: 100 pre-recorded interactive patterns in a variety of styles
Metronome
Recorder/Sequencer: 2-Track; 20 Song capacity
Sound System: 200-watt, 4-speaker, 4-amplifier, stereo sound system
Audio Outs: Stereo left/right RCA line outs (for connecting to external amplification)
Audio Ins: Stereo left/right RCA line ins (for connecting external sound sources)
Headphones x 2:1/4″ stereo headphone outs
MIDI In, Out and Thru connectors
USB: (1) port; “Plug and Play” USB functionality allows MIDI over USB for connecting to/from an external computer sequencer; no software driver needed
3 Pedals: sustain, sostenuto, soft
Continuous Controller Volume/Expression pedal input
Colour: Polished Ebony
Matching bench included
Dimensions: 34.25″ (H) x 54.75″ (W) x 34.5″ (D) 87 cm (H) x 139.1 cm (W) x 87.63 cm (D)
Weight: 221 lb / 100 Kg
Power: 90-250V AC 50/60 hz free voltage 3A. 250W maximum
Reviews
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Mandie –
Lovely sound and key fall, feels like a real piano rather than electric! Great for a learner as had headphones socket! Would recommend
J. Inman –
Having owned this piano for a while now I would say it is as good as a Roland i owned previously.
Looks far more expensive than it was and as for the performance love all the different piano sounds to suit the song your playing.
The keys are weighted well and feels the same as a piano over all am very happy with it and would replace with the same.