SDP-2 Stage Piano by Gear4music + Stand, Pedal and Headphones

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You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail. KEY WEIGHTED ACTION– Digital Stage Piano with adjustable reverb and chorus. Perfect for any level of player – from beginner to experienced performer. This is a must for beginners, as being able to take your keyboard to school, lessons, and practice is a huge benefit – nothing puts you off from learning more than needing to humph around a heavy keyboard! A stage piano is simpler to move because it weighs less than an extremely heavy acoustic piano, which typically requires two removal men to help get it into the house, much alone consider putting it upstairs in your own bedroom. How Does it Feel?

When the time comes to go on-stage, the SDP-2 is ready for that too. The RCA outputs let you plug into mixers and amplifiers. Their stereo-output also means in a live setup, you can control panning, so you can get the exact stage sound you want. In addition, when you use the USB to Host output, you can use the SDP-2 as a MIDI controller. So if you do find yourself in the studio – you can hold your own. Compared to other pianos on the market with similar specs, this model is relatively affordable. If you want to experience something beyond basic keyboards while still keeping within your budget, then this instrument could be just what you need. On top of that, the excellent customer service provided by Gear4music gives yet another reason to try it out. Let us know what other models you have played to compare against – we would love to hear from you! Another important feature for beginners is to have a full range of keys. The SDP-2 comes with an 88-key design, allowing beginners to come to grips with a full keyboard from the offset.Additionally, you get all 88 keys that you would anticipate finding on an acoustic piano, and overall, the touch and feel are incredibly true and authentic.

These features are similar to those of an arranger keyboard, and if they interest you then so will our guide to arranger and workstation keyboards. Anyone that wants to eventually play classic music on an acoustic piano will only benefit from using a keyboard with weighted keys like with the SDP-2. Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided. The greatest elements of the tone can strike out and project across the room without you having to open a lid. Home and Away - Play On Stage Or At Home And yes, the sustain pedal is essentially what you need if you're wondering how in the world you could ever play that many notes at once.The SDP-4 also has more effects. There are now five reverbs, with different styles depending on what you want.

To help you get up to speed, there’s also an onboard metronome. Which lets you practise your timing. The SDP-2 also comes with a sustain pedal. So you can prolong notes, letting you experiment and learn with sustain techniques too. The Connections You Need

SDP-2 Stage Piano review

Anyway, so onto the sound – it’s great. It’s rich, earthy in the bass, but also bright and breezy at the top end of the pitch. The small speakers to a great job of projecting the sound even though they look like they should do a poor job. I often find that these types of digital pianos do a better job with the sound when compared to a more closed piano because they let the sound hit you right in the face. You don’t have to open a lid to allow all the best parts of the tone to strike out and project across the room. You also receive 7 more voices in addition to the anticipated grand piano voice, which range from electric piano to organ. The SDP-4 Piano is our top-range piano, boasting 88 hammer action keys and 64-note polyphony. It includes more sounds for you to play with, including two grand piano sounds, three electric pianos, five organs, guitar, bass, and strings. This is due to the fact that you may put it anyplace in the house and it won't be difficult to move or assemble. However, the common myth about "stage pianos" is that you should only get one if you perform in a band.