Log in
Log in

or
Create an account

or
News

Roland launches C-30 Digital Harpsichord

Enlarge
Add this product to
  • My former gear
  • My current gear
  • My wishlist
Roland C-30 Digital Harpsichord
Images
1/6
News Roland C-30 Digital Harpsichord

Digital Piano from Roland belonging to the C series

Write a user review or Ask for a user review
Reviews
Price engine
Classified Ads
Forums

Roland launches the C-30 Digital Harpsichord


While producing centuries-old harpsichord sounds, the Roland Classic Series C-30 Digital Harpsichord uses digital technology to enhance playability and expressiveness, say Roland. Whether you are a virtuoso or a novice, the C-30 will definitely interest you if you’re into harpsichords or looking for that particular sound.

Taking up little space, the styling of the C-30 is modeled on the virginal, an ancient rectangular type of harpsichord. With an authentic wooden cabinet and a mahogany finish, the period styling is enhanced by stained glass on the stand, and the decorative panel on the keyboard lid. From a range of optional alternatives, you can create the look you desire by customizing the stained glass and keyboard lid decoration.

The digital C-30 doesn’t need tuning. And you can simply switch the pitch between Baroque (415 Hz) and Versailles (392 Hz). If, for ensemble playing, you need to match the C-30 to other instruments, fine pitch adjustments can be made. You can take the C-30 with you to group rehearsals and live performances: the compact C-30 can be made portable by removing the legs and stand. You can easily transport the unit (25 kg) and stand (13 kg) in a standard-size car.. Even if the temperature and humidity vary, you can be sure that the pitch will remain accurate because it’s digital.

Use the reverb knob to add authentic resonance as if you were playing in a hall, church, or salon.
  • Use the tone knob if you want to adjust the brightness of the sound.
  • You can use the standard damper pedal to switch between two sound sets. When playing you can switch between the sounds of two different instruments or, as with a dual-manual harpsichord, you can change the string combination phrase by phrase.


    Main Specifications
    Keyboard 61 keys (F scale, haprsichord action mechanism)
    Maximum Polyphony 128 voices
    Tones 6 (8 feet I, 8 feet II, 4 feet, Lute, Organ I, Organ II / Celesta)
    (4 types : French type, Flemish type, Fortepiano, Dynamic Harpsichord)
    Effect Reverb
    Controls Volume knob, Reverb knob, Tone knob
    Key Transpose -6 to +5 (semitone steps)
    Temperament 5 types (Equal, Werckmeister, Kirnberger, Vallotti, Meantone)
    Baroque Pitch 415 Hz/392 Hz
    Master Tuning 440/415 Hz ±50 cents
    Pedal Damper/Tone change
    Speakers 12 cm x 2, 8 cm x 2
    Rated Output 13 W x 2
    Connectors Phones jack (Stereo), Output jacks ( L/Mono, R ), Input jacks ( L/Mono, R ), MIDI connectors (In, Out), Pedal jack, AC adaptor jack
    Power Supply AC Adapter
    Power Consumption 25 W (AC 117 V/230 V/240 V)
    Cabinet Finish Simulated mahogany

    Accessories
    Owner’s manual, AC adaptor, Power cord, Music stand, Damper pedal (DP-10), Picture board, Decoration panel
    Size and Weight ( Lid closed )
    Width 1,100 mm 43–5/16 inches
    Depth 380 mm 15 inches
    Height 830 mm 32–11/16 inches
    Weight 38.0 kg 83 lbs. 13 oz.
    Including Stand.

    Size and Weight ( Lid opened )
    Width 1,100 mm 43–5/16 inches
    Depth 450 mm 17–3/4 inches
    Height 1,170 mm 46–1/16 inches
    Weight 38.0 kg 83 lbs. 13 oz.
  • Be the first to post a comment about this news item

      Viewers of this article also read...