Artesia DP-10e (white)

The Artesia DP-10e Digital Piano will fill your home with its deeply expressive concert hall sound and enhance any room décor with its timeless traditional furniture style cabinet. This full featured digital piano is everything you need for the beginner or a seasoned professional. The whole family will experience years of musical enjoyment. The DP-10e offers 3-layer sampling with its acoustic Supra Sound Sample processing. We record the actual acoustic instrument capturing its depth, expression and essence of the instrument itself. The Grand Piano sound was recorded from a 6’ Bosendorfer grand piano. A total of 137 different instrument voices are included such Electric Piano, Harp, Vibes, Nylon Guitar, Organ, Strings, Choir, etc. The new full-scale hammer action and velocity sensitive keyboard brings the feel of an acoustic piano to your fingertips. Its advanced, natural acoustic balanced hammer action design offers dynamic response and smooth playability plus five different velocity touch settings to satisfy every style of practice or performance. The Artesia DP-10e features a beautiful Dark Rosewood Finish and a traditional furniture style cabinet that will compliment any room décor. The fallboard keeps the piano keys protected and dust free when not in use. USB and MIDI Ports allow it to be connected to laptops, tablets, smartphones and other compatible devices that offer amazing options for adding additional instrument voices, multi-track recording, fantastic teaching apps and much more. iPads, iPhones and other devices are as simple as plug and play. An easy-to-use internal song recorder will save your practice sessions or performance at an instant with just a touch of a button. There are three recording tracks available so you could also build your song first with chords and an accompaniment pattern on track one. Add chords or two melody lines on tracks two and three. The Duet Function allows both the teacher and student to play on the same keyboard together. The Piano is divided into two keyboard areas, which allows both teacher and student to play the same piano sound in the same octave. Additionally, the pedal function changes so that the left and right pedals are now designated as sustain pedals for both teacher and student to use.