The Klavier DP260 electric piano features 88 weight-centered keys of Graded Action Standard technology and 128 notes of polyphony, offering the feel of a classical piano. The sensitivity of the keys is adjustable and contributes to the proper training of beginner musicians. With Dual, Split and Twinova functions and 16 sounds the Klavier DP260 electric piano is ideal for study and entertainment. In addition, with the DAS (Dynamic Acoustic System) function by which the sound of the instrument is adjusted according to the overall volume, it provides a wonderful natural and rich sound. Characteristics: Keys: 88 gravity-centered with graded action standard (GAS) technology Adjustable sensitivity: Fixed, Soft 1, Soft 2, Medium, Hard 1, Hard 2 3 pedals: Sustain / Soft / Sostenuto Sounds: 16 Polyphony: 128 60 songs with left and right hand training system Effects: 5 types of Reverb, 5 types of Chorus Dual Mode: Play two sounds simultaneously Split Mode: Splits the keyboard into two areas so you can play different sounds in each hand Twinova function: Splits the keyboard into two areas with the same sound, for the convenience of playing together with a friend or instructor DAS (Dynamic Acoustic System) function: Dynamically adjusts the sound of the instrument according to the overall volume for better balance, giving you a clearer, more natural and richer sound. Recording capability: 5 users Transpose : Octave -12 ? 12, Tuning Digital metronome: Tempo 30-280 Aux Out input: 6.5mm stereo jack Aux in output: 6.5mm stereo jack USB Headphone Outputs: 2 x 6.5mm stereo jack (Jack 1: When headphones are connected, sound is heard from headphones and speakers. Jack 2: When headphones are connected, the internal speakers will be muted and sound is heard only from headphones ) Sliding lid Speakers: 2 x 20 watts (13 x 8) cm Power supply: DC15V / 2500mA power supply (included) Dimensions (L x W x H): 1358 x 440 x 843 mm Weight: 38kg Color: Black Matt Seat and headphones are not included. Five reasons why you should learn and play the Piano! Click here for more information.
