Music Keyboards: Roland Digital Pianos

There are numerous 88 key musical keyboards, including arrangers, workstations, and digital pianos that can pretty much all play piano sounds, but for those who want an instrument that’s as close to the acoustic equivalent, the digital pianos made by Roland are a great way to go.

If you’re looking for the finest wood cabinetry in in elegant mini-grand design, Roland’s Grand line of digital pianos are the ones to look at. These digital instruments are designed to look and sound like an acoustic mini-grand, complete with prop stick and lid which can affect the sound depending on the position just like on an acoustic piano, but the sound emanates from a state-of-the-art built-in loudspeaker system. These digital pianos feature a keyboard that feels like the acoustic equivalent (heavier on the lower registers) and the piano sounds are some of the highest quality samples from a real acoustic grand piano. Many of the models have “moving keys” that can play by themselves to a programmed piece of music, which can serve to create a special ambiance at a social event.

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For a space saving design that still offers the elegance of a mini grand, the Upright line of Roland digital pianos is a great choice. These instruments offer a full 88-key weighted keyboard with built-in sound system housed in an elegant wood cabinet designed after an upright piano. These upright models still offer high-quality piano samples, three pedals, and similar feel and playability as the mini-grand models, but are more affordable.

All Roland digital pianos share similar functionality in terms of additional instrument sounds, MIDI recording capabilities, and USB connectivity with computers. They also share the same advantages over acoustic pianos: you can adjust the volume, play with headphones, and you never have to tune the instrument. There are some differences between various models such as Roland’s “SuperNATURAL” piano sound and PHA (Progressive Hammer Action) II and III which are technologies found on higher-end models and make a difference in terms of expressiveness and how authentic the sound can be. Overall, whichever Roland music keyboard you select, you can be sure you’re playing a quality digital instrument you will enjoy for years to come.

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