Korg is adding the SP-170 to its popular SP line of digital pianos.
The SP-170 features a duo of concert grand piano sounds. Velocity layers are used to capture nuances of playing dynamics. Eight additional sounds complete the palette of keyboard tones: Electric Piano (x2), Harpsichord, Clav, Vibraphone, Pipe Organ, Electric (Drawbar) Organ and Strings. Selectable Reverb and Chorus effects are designed to add warmth and spaciousness to the sound.
As with every Korg SP digital piano model, the SP-170 features a full 88-note piano-style keyboard; three touch curves match the key response to any playing style, Korg says.
Pricing & Availability
The SP-170 is available in two colors, black and soft white. It will be available April 2010 with a retail price of $600. An optional matching stand will also be available with a retail price of $125.00.
Check out www.korg.com for more details on this model.
As with every Korg SP digital piano model, the SP-170 features a full 88-note piano-style keyboard; three touch curves match the key response to any playing style, Korg says.
Pricing & Availability
The SP-170 is available in two colors, black and soft white. It will be available April 2010 with a retail price of $600. An optional matching stand will also be available with a retail price of $125.00.
Check out www.korg.com for more details on this model.
Be the first to post a comment about this news item
Viewers of this article also read...
-
[NAMM] Yamaha unveils DGX-660 portable grand
Yamaha presents the DGX-660, a 88-key portable digital piano.
-
[NAMM] Roland announces FP-30 digital piano
Roland presents the FP-30, a digital piano which aims at offering high-end performance in a compact and transportable design.
-
Kawai announces the ES8 digital piano
Kawai will launch in September the latest version of their ES series of digital pianos with the ES8.