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The Alesis Recital 61 is a full-featured digital piano with 61 full-sized semi-weighted keys with adjustable touch response and 10 premium built-in realistic voices. Customize the voices by combining any two at once in Layer Mode for a full, rich tone. They can also be assigned to only the left or right hands in Split Mode. You can even add adjustable Reverb and Chorus to further tailor your sound. With powerful 20-watt built-in speakers and a 128-note maximum note polyphony, Recital delivers ultra-realistic sound with great playing experience.

The Alesis Recital 61 has an incredibly useful feature called "Lesson Mode." This feature divides the 61 keys into two zones with the same pitch and voice. This enables both the student and teacher to easily watch each other and play together without having to take turns or reach over one another. Recital also features a 1/4” (6.35mm) headphone output which mutes the internal speakers for convenient, quiet private practice.

In addition to the 1/4” (6.35mm) sustain pedal input (pedal not included) and the 1/4” (6.35mm) stereo headphone output, Recital also features stereo RCA outputs to connect to a recorder, mixer, amplifier or other sound system. Recital also features a USB-MIDI output for connecting to a computer and using educational software or virtual instrument plugins. Recital can be powered using the included power supply or by 6 AA batteries (not included).

Includes Skoove Premium, which is the easiest way to learn piano - featuring in-depth online piano courses that adapt to you and give you feedback. Develop your repertoire on your own time, at your own pace with a curated catalog filled with everything from current chart hits to classical music. Need a little help? Skoove’s experienced team of musicians is on hand with one on one support to answer any of your questions. New, exclusive lessons are added every month so that you can keep expanding your repertoire with new music as well as up your piano game with new music theory tips and tricks.

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The Brown Casio AP270 features a compact elegant design, 88 keys with realistic action, 22 piano tones and two new grand piano tones. Reproduce 22 natural sounding voices with Casio AiR sound source. Choose from acoustic pianos, electric pianos, strings, organ, and harpsichord sounds. For creating complex sounding pieces, layer 192 notes of polyphony. Compared to the AP260 the AP270 Sound Source now includes two new Grand piano tones. A European grand piano for classical and traditional sounds and an American grand piano tone, perfect for jazz and pop songs. You can broaden these sounds with effects like reverb simulating large concert halls and chorus for warm detuned styles.

Casio's renowned TRI-Sensor recreates total expression like an acoustic piano. The authentic response comes from three levels of adjustable weight against your pressure. Essential for building the right finger technique. With 88 weighted simulated ebony and ivory refined keys, complete the experience of performing with total expression.

The AP270 duet mode splits the keyboard into two equal pitch ranges allowing the student and teacher sit side by side at the same time.

The AP270 has been redesigned for a sleeker more premium look. The balanced and elegant profile reflects the aesthetics of today's modern living. The cabinet even incorporates a stylish keyboard keeping those keys clean and dust free. 

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The Brown Casio AP470 is designed to provide an authentic digital alternative to an acoustic piano. Perfectly accustomed to a beginner or intermediate player, will bring out the very best potential for fulfilling musical expression for even the most ambitious player. Although slightly larger than the AP270, the added size delivers a bigger sound with a speaker system three times as powerful plus an additional opening lid giving a grand piano feel for enhanced clarity.

The AP470 brings the very best in your potential by offering two new grand piano sounds and an additional 20 tones. Grand piano sound 1 is a European style emulating rich and resonant sounds expressing a multitude of tonal contrast seen in classical styles. Grand piano sound 2 is an American style perfect for Jazz and Pop with its own tonal colouration.

A new feature is the Hall Simulator. Placing your piano in a virtual concert space, you sound like your playing in some of the most famous venues in the world including a French cathedral.

The AP470 now features an acoustic opening lid just like an acoustic grand piano. Giving a wider sound projection and more power overall volume. For quiet practice, there is the option to use the improved headphone mode. The sound is remixed to sound more natural and lifelike through headphones making silent practice a lot more enjoyable.

The authentic touch and response are just like an acoustic grand piano allowing for fast repetition of notes. The newly refined texture of the 88 ebony and ivory keys have an incredibly realistic feel and even reduce slippage, ensuring you'll always play your best.

The scaled action in the piano supports your playing developing good technique. The AP470 even recreates the mechanical sounds of grand piano keys, drawing you deeper into the piano experience. There is a duet mode splitting the keyboard into two equal pitch ranges allowing the student and teacher to sit side by side at the same time.

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For players investigating the Roland LX700 series and looking for the right balance between features and price, the LX706 demands a closer look. Designed for discerning pianists, the LX706 sits at the mid-point of the LX700 range, recreating the classic performance of an acoustic grand in a home-friendly format. Just like the flagship LX708 model, you’ll find a choice of authentic piano tones and onboard ambience technology, plus a dynamic Hybrid Grand Keyboard to spark your creativity. But with a more compact cabinet, closed-lid design and six-speaker system, the LX706 matches its pro-level performance with a budget-conscious price.

The LX706’s Hybrid Grand Keyboard has a longer key action compared to most digital pianos. Because the key action is longer, the pivot point of each key is set further back, so you don’t need to press harder the further up the key you play. The white keys combine sleek wooden sides with a durable inner frame for maintenance-free reliability. And when playing, you’ll feel the ideal balance of pressure, momentum and return movement, along with smooth vertical travel, while the addition of pedals that enable a variety of advanced techniques makes this an authentic and thrilling piano experience.

With a more streamlined take on the LX708’s Acoustic Projection System, the LX706 is still powerful and flexible enough for any musical scenario, with a three-way, six-speaker layout. Each of the three pairs of speakers are optimised to deliver superior sound reproduction across the piano’s dynamic range – even down to the noise as the hammers strike the strings, or the resonance of the cabinet as the sound reverberates through the piano’s body. Whether playing or streaming, you’ll hear your music with crystal-clear clarit

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As the flagship of Roland’s LX700 series, the LX708-CH recreates all the pleasures of playing a traditional grand piano in a great live venue. Standing out among the LX range with its tall, commanding cabinet and a lid that opens for optimum sound projection, this luxurious instrument makes a bold statement in your home. And with its powerful eight-speaker system ready to fill your home with music, the LX708 is the ultimate choice for discerning players.

There’s no mistaking the LX708. Standing out from the LX series with its taller cabinet, one-piece side panels and an openable lid that reveals a subtly different tonal flavour, this luxurious flagship model is designed to draw your gaze and attract your fingers. Classic and timeless – but with a twist – it’s an instrument that makes a strong presence in any room, without shouting. Available in polished ebony, polished white and charcoal.

The LX708’s Hybrid Grand Keyboard has a longer key action compared to most digital pianos. Because the key action is longer, the pivot point of each key is set further back, so you don’t need to press harder the further up the key you play. The white keys combine sleek wooden sides with a durable inner frame for maintenance-free reliability. And when playing, you’ll feel the ideal balance of pressure, momentum and return movement, along with smooth vertical travel. The premium LX708 even reproduces the physical vibrations that resonate through a grand piano’s keyboard, while the addition of pedals that enable a variety of advanced techniques makes this an authentic and thrilling piano experience.

One of the thrills of playing a concert grand in a great venue is how the sound seems to fill the room – so it’s frustrating if your home piano sounds small and lifeless by comparison. The flagship LX708 features the most impressive Acoustic Projection System in the range, with a four-way, eight-speaker setup driven by a powerful amplifier. The eight speakers are split into four pairs, with each pair optimised to deliver superior sound reproduction across the piano’s dynamic range – even down to the noise as the hammers strike the strings, or the resonance of the cabinet as the sound reverberates through the piano’s body. When you want to fill your home with rich piano sound, the LX708 is the ultimate choice.

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The Roland GP609-PW is a grand piano comes in polished white. You can experience the performance of a traditional acoustic grand, whose sound has been at the heart of music for over 300 years. And you also get to explore the endless creative possibilities offered by the latest digital technology. Since creating the world’s first touch-sensitive electronic piano in 1974, Roland has become a leader in digital piano innovation – and the new GP609 embodies our belief that advanced technology and know-how can take your music further.

If you need convincing that technology and tradition can coexist, take a seat at the Roland GP609 Digital Grand. This luxurious instrument offers every type of player a sublime grand piano experience, fusing advanced technology and authentic playing feel with classic grand piano cabinet design. Be inspired by an instrument that combines the latest sound engine with a brand-new keyboard mechanism, enhanced multi-channel speaker system and a variety of digital advantages – along with stunning sounds that will spark great performances for years to come.

If you’ve played acoustic pianos for years, you might conclude that nothing can recreate that evocative tone and feel. Press a key on the GP609 and reconsider. This latest digital instrument features Roland’s acclaimed SuperNATURAL Piano Modeling, replicating the entire sound creation process of an acoustic piano, for a rich, complex tone. You’ll be inspired by a unique keyboard that blends wood and molded materials for great feel and durability, while even the most demanding players using advanced techniques will be satisfied by the expressive Progressive Damper Action pedal.

The revelation is that the Roland GP609 achieves the same head-turning effect, thanks to a built-in sound system whose specially designed multi-channel audio technology delivers an immersive spatial sound that appears to come from the very heart of the instrument. Whether you’re playing at home – or in larger venues from restaurants to hotel lounges – you can rely on a powerful, expressive and controllable sound that fills any space.

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