STRICH Digital Piano 88 Keys, Hammer-Action Weighted Keyboard, Full size Electric Piano Keyboard with Furniture Stand, 25Wx2 Speakers, Supports USB-MIDI/Wireless Connect, SDP-300WN (Color Walnut Wood)
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Monday, Jun 2
Size: Full
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- Home&Piano, Style, RedefinedElevate your space with chic walnut-wood-grain aesthetics where home meets the pure piano sound! Specially customized with an authentically reproduced wood-grain by STRICH, simplely installation to get a piece of music furniture with a great vintage vibe
- Pure, Authentic, Hammer Action KeysImmerse in pure authenticity with responsive hammer action keys. SDP-300 digital piano's 88 fully weighted and full-size keys have simulated ivory texture that reproduces the feel of a grand piano a pianist's touch at your fingertips
- Personal Touch, Inspiring Multi-timbresCraft your sound with 900 preset timbres, 700 drum rhythms, 128 polyphony(max), exploring an orchestra of inspiration in every melody! Intelligent auto chord function gives you more depth in your playing
- Explore, EnjoyUnleash endless possibilities with extensive functions as Chorus Effects, Layer/Split, Octave Shift, Transpose. The Audio-in port allows you to bring in audio signals and play them through the piano's own 20W speakers to complement your playing explore and revel in the joy of musical versatility
- Connect, Hands-OnSDP-300 has strong compatibility and can be connected to the teaching app on iPad or phone for self-study, composition, or teaching (Wireless &USB-MIDI connection). Built-in demos, dual-keyboard allow you to start learning piano from scratch.Adapter Specifications:Input AC:100V-240V. Output DC:12 3A. Adapter Transformer DC: 5.5mm x 2.2mm
Brand: STRICH
Color: Color Walnut Grain
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: Beginner
Special Feature: Hammer Action, Built-In Speaker, Headphone Jack, Multiple Voices, Smart Chord
Size: Full
Age Range (Description): Adult & Teen
Item Weight: 58.8 Pounds
Model Name: SDP-300W
Product Dimensions: 12.4"D x 51.2"W x 27.8"H
Style: Retro
Connector Type: MIDI USB
Connectivity Technology: Wireless, USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Headphones Jack: 6.35mm Jack
Instrument: Retro Wooden Style, Digital Piano, Electronic keyboard
Manufacturer: STRICH
Item Weight: 58.8 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SDP-300W
Date First Available: August 25, 2024
Color Name: Color Walnut Grain
Instrument Key: Piano, Digital Piano, Electronic keyboard
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