Roland F110 Compact Digital Piano

The Roland F110 incorporates a gorgeous wooden cabinet in elegant Satin Black finish, it offers a spanking new look that will mix well with any home background. The F-110 offers Roland’s finest 88-key concert grand piano sound, with individual

Roland F110 Digital Piano

stereo multi-samples for each key and its quick to respond touch to the subtlest pressure and nuance from the warm, most powerful bass to the most elegant high notes.

The Roland F110 has 88 keys stereo multi-sampled piano and high-quality library of sounds; in addition its unique cabinet with folding lid, highly praised keyboard touch, and an intuitive user interface, the F-110 digital piano is an elegant choice for the budget and space-conscious performer.

The F-110′s 88-key Progressive Hammer Action “PHA alpha II” keyboard provides the genuine feel of an acoustic grand piano, with a weightier touch in the lower registers and a lighter touch in the higher registers. And that’s not all the pedal positions are detected efficiently as well, causing the sound to be shaped in express response to the depth to which a pedal is pushed, creating just the sound you desire. Read more »

Roland HPi-6F Digital Piano Overview

The new HPi-6F Digital Piano provides remarkable SuperNATURAL Piano sound, PHA II “Ivory Feel” keyboards, and interactive DigiScore piano teaching programs with main technology derived from Roland’s award-winning V-Piano. Three vital elements are spectacularly improved: velocity response, note decay, and key-range behavior. The keyboard of HPi-6F Digital Piano features Roland’s highly praised Ivory Feel which is a comfortable and realistic moisture-absorbent material that prevents slipping from perspiration during performance.

Roland HPi-6F Digital Piano

The HPi-6F includes a large, flat-screen LCD is built into the music rest of each piano, offering “digital sheet music” and a selection of skill-building programs. Roland’s SuperNATURAL Piano covers the gaps with entirely smooth and natural three-dimensional sound and response. DigiScore makes education fun, and can even weigh up your performances and check your finger strength. DigiScore displays digital sheet music on the large, built-in LCD. Sharpen your abilities with the onboard Visual Lessons and Finger-Training exercises, and play along as the bouncing ball moves rhythmically with the music to improve your sense of time in a natural way. Read more »

The Roland RD-300GX digital piano is ultimate piano for Stage concert. The RD-300GX is powered by Roland’s most modern sound engine for unbelievable sound quality. The RD-300GX digital piano is extremely portable stage piano, outfitted with PHA alpha II 88-key weighted keyboard which gives the superb touch. The RD-300GX includes two sets of 88-key stereo multi-sampled piano sounds from the admired RD-700SX. In addition to their fabulous significant onboard piano sound-sets, other necessary instruments are making into these new pianos, including EPs.

Roland RD-300GX

The RD-300GX includes an outstanding PHA alpha II weighted keyboard, which reproduces an actual grand piano by providing a heavier touch in the lower octaves that, gets increasingly lighter in the higher range. The RD-300GX is for persons who like to dig up within an instrument and modify its sounds. Its Piano Designer feature provides you to unlock and personalize the sound-set, behind to the minimum details such as Hammer Noise, Duplex Scale, Damper Resonance and more. It has a remarkable, heavy-duty body though it is in fact one of the lightest 88-note piano in its class. The RD-300GX presents a wide lineup of 78 multi-effect types to choose from, plus self-governing effects such as reverb, 2-band digital EQ, and Sound Control.

Main Features of Roland RD-300GX Digital Piano

• Audio playback of WAV, AIFF, and MP3 files via USB memory; easy onstage control with Audio Key feature
• Stunning 88-key stereo multi-sampled piano sounds
• Piano Designer function for creating the ideal custom instruments
• Multiple zones for master-control functionality

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