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Korg SP-300

This 88 note keyboard has a superb piano sound with 4 piano timbres. It has a velocity-sensitive hammer action which makes it feel like an acoustic piano. It is 60-note polyphony and comes with optional pedals. It's lightweight and compact.

Specifications

• Keyboard: 88 notes, Velocity-sensitive, Hammer Action keyboard
  
• Touch Control: Light, Normal, Heavy
  
• Sound Generation: Stereo PCM System
  
• Polyphony: 60 notes maximum (The use of 2-oscillator sounds, Layer mode and/or theeffects reduces the maximum number of simultaneous notes.)
  
• Programs: 30 sounds in ROM
  
• Effects: Reverb, Chorus (3 levels each)
  
• Sound System: 2 x 10 cm speakers in a bass reflex enclosure 2 x 15 watt amplifier
  
• Tuning: Transpose, Fine tuning, Temperament (Equal, Kirnberger, Werckmeister
  
• Pedal: Damper (included). Half-pedaling supported with DS-1H (optional).
  
• Connections: Audio output (OUTPUT L/MONO, R), Audio input (L/Mono, R) Headphone x2, MIDI (IN, OUT), Damper
  
• Controls: Power switch, Master Volume, Reverb, Chorus, Touch, Sound selectors, Transpose Function, Speaker On/Off Tempo, Metronome (Tempo, Time Signature, Accent and Volume controls) Demo
  
• Power Supply: DC12 Volt, 500mA, center pin negative, AC adapter (included)
  
• Power Consumption: 5 Watts
  
• Dimensions: 52" Wide x 13.75" Deep x 5.2" High (1300 x 344 x 130 mm)
  
• Weight: 55 lbs (25 kg)
  
• Accessories (Included): DC 12V - 500mA AC Adapter; Damper Pedal; Music Stand
  
• Accessories (Optional): DS-1H Damper Pedal

Price

• Under $1,000.00
  
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Specs courtesy of Korg

1. Yamaha P60 Digital Piano
2. Casio PX110
3. Roland EP-97
4. Korg SP-300
5. Suzuki SS-100

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