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- Upright: They take up less space than a grand piano, as their strings are shorter and placed vertically.
- Stage: Electronic piano for use on stage or in the studio as they are easily transportable.
- with Tail: They take up more space than uprights as their strings are longer and placed horizontally. They allow for faster and more expressive playing.
- Weighted Keys: Resistance of keys in a classic piano.
- Semi-Weighted Keys: Simulation of the key resistance of a classical piano, using internal springs.
- Dynamic: Simulation of the key resistance of a classical piano, with electronically adjustable resistance.
- Headphone Output: Allows you to connect wired headphones to practice or listen privately and quietly, without sound coming from the instrument’s speakers.
- USB input: A port for connecting a USB stick or external drive, so you can play songs and backing tracks, or save and load your recordings and settings.
- USB Output: Enables connection to a computer, tablet, or smartphone (USB to Host / MIDI), turning the instrument into a controller for music, production, and learning software.
- Bluetooth: Wireless connection to a phone, tablet, or computer to play your music through the device’s speakers or to transfer MIDI data wirelessly to learning apps.
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