Balancing affordability with superior performance, this slim and stylish portable piano builds on the entry-level FP-10 with an enhanced sound engine, more powerful onboard speakers, and increased polyphony. Slab version comes with single-pedal on/off switch.īluetooth wireless page-turning capability (with optional software)įP-30C console version comes with stand and three pedalsĭimensions (slab): 51.2″ wide x 11.2″ deep x 5.9″ high 31 lbs.ĭimensions (console): 51.2″ wide x 13″ deep x 36.4″ high 57 lbs. When quality counts but budget is a factor, the FP-30X is the sweet spot of Roland’s FP-X series.
Console version comes with three-pedal unit with half-pedaling. Have questions Contact us today Roland FP-30 digital piano NEW at Riverton. Supports half-pedaling (with appropriate pedal). This piano has been discontinued and is no longer available. Sound Source: Roland’s SuperNatural sound engine is a combination of physically modeled and sampled sound.Ĩ8 notes with triple-sensor keys, ivory-feel keyboard, and escapement The FP-30X is the new improved version of one of my favorite mid-level digital pianos, the FP-30.
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I found that, while the ease of rapidly playing a series of notes at lower volumes on the FP-30 compared favorably with my other instruments, repeating chords and octaves at louder volumes was a bit of a chore - the FP-30’s action didn’t provide enough key-release force to facilitate fast repetition without tiring my hands. Last, I compared the FP-30’s action with those of three other digital pianos and with that of my own, well-regulated 7′ acoustic grand piano. Its two full-range speakers, powered by a 22-watt amplifier, are hidden beneath the cabinet the addition of a tweeter might have resulted in a more enveloping sound. It came out in 2015 and has just been replaced by the new 2021 FP-30X. Although brightness of timbre, reverb, and the keyboard’s touch response have basic adjustments through the control interface, the myriad refinements and tweaks that are theoretically possible with a modeled sound source - and actually are possible with many of Roland’s more expensive models - are limited on the FP-30. The affordable FP-30 offers Roland’s acclaimed sound, feel, and modern features in a top-quality 88-note instrument that fits any space with ease. The Roland FP-30 digital piano is is now discontinued. This model lacks dedicated line-level outputs for connecting an external amplifier or PA system it’s still possible to do this through the headphone jacks, but that solution requires careful monitoring of the output volume level. The Roland FP-30 has 2 types of rhythms: there are 8 onboard rhythms (with no auto-accompaniment) and 42 rhythms WITH auto-accompaniment that are available. Although the FP-30 has many positive attributes, low cost and maximum portability come with some tradeoffs. /rebates/&252fRoland252fFP-30X-88-Key-Digital-Piano.gc26tc3dbing-&idguitarcenter&nameGuitar+Center&ra1.
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