88 Key Weighted Keyboard Piano,Kmise Full Size Heavy Hammer Action Key Digital Piano with Music Stand Pedal MIDI Connecting for Professional Beginner
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Size: 88 Key Weighted Piano
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- Full Weighted Piano:Recommended by professional pianists: Full weighted key,heavy hammer action 88 keys piano 100% restore the touch of the grand piano,piano playing style changes with your heart and your fingers.Highly recommended by professional pianists, it can replace the acoustic piano for for teaching or learning.Best spare piano for piano students,beginner, intermediate.
- Stage digital piano:Attached with adapter,Kmise keyboard piano can be externally powered by DC 9V/2A.Built in 1800MAH lithium battery for power supply up to 6 hours,no need to connect the adapter at all times,play anytime,anywhere.Great for stage digital pianos.With sleep mode selection function to save energy and power.
- Powerful Educational Features:129 preset timbres,128 rhythms, 60 demo songs, built-in rhythm function, metronome and chord function,Bluetooth wireless connection iphone ipad playing music and playing practice,stimulate students' enthusiasm for practice and creation.
- MIDI Function:This digital piano has MIDI input/output jacks that can be connected and interacted with MIDI music equipment. MIDI function allows you edit the music with the music software in any environment
- Amazing Sound Experience:Capturing essential sample sound of acoustic piano with advanced digital chips,Kmise hammer action piano create a premium sound performance.Equipped with dual speaker systerm,the digital piano delivers bright highs and warm lows. And the latest chip equipped with 128 polyphonies can avoid the loss of sound when playing.
Brand: Kmise
Color: 88 Key Hammer Action
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: All
Special Feature: Hammer Action, Lighted Keys
Size: 88 Key Weighted Piano
Age Range (Description): Adult
Item Weight: 29 Pounds
Model Name: Digital Piano
Product Dimensions: 9.5"D x 50.4"W x 4"H
Style: Piano
Connector Type: wireless
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Power Source: Battery Powered
Instrument: Piano, Digital Piano
Manufacturer: Kmise Shenzhen Lotmusic Technologe Co.,Ltd
Item Weight: 29 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: keyboard piano
Date First Available: November 22, 2022
Color Name: 88 Key Hammer Action
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