The SDP-2 Stage Piano by Gear4Music is the perfect starter kit for anyone looking to learn how to play a digital piano. Not only does it include a great 88-key digital piano, but also stereo headphones, a bench, a stand, and sustain pedal. My personal favorite instrument is usually the string section since I enjoy layering it with the piano and playing ballads or movie theme songs. If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered

HIGH QUALITY VOICES– including both grand piano and electric piano tones, organ, vibraphone and harpsichord. Experiment and find the perfect sound for your style. The SDP-2 Stage Piano by Gear5Music is an excellent digital piano for beginners. Not only does it have an 88 fully weight keyboard, but also a host of accessories that are perfect for getting started with. A stage piano is simpler to move because it weighs less than an extremely heavy acoustic piano, which typically requires two removal men to help get it into the house, much alone consider putting it upstairs in your own bedroom. How Does it Feel? This may even be suitable for experienced players. For example, if you only play on an acoustic piano, having an affordable 88-key digital piano is a good way to improve your technique from the comfort of your home. A host of connections make the SDP-2 a versatile and practical instrument. The stereo RCA output makes plugging in to any mixer or amplifier, without losing the instrument's great stereo panning, simple. The headphone output is ideal for home practice, even late at night. The included sustain pedal can be plugged in to give the performer much more expression in their performance. A USB output allows the piano to be used as a lightweight MIDI controller with weighted keys, making it ideal for studio work. Everything You NeedThe greatest elements of the tone can strike out and project across the room without you having to open a lid. Home and Away - Play On Stage Or At Home The feel of a keyboard defines your playing experience. Which is exactly why the SDP-2 has a weighted action. That means, transitioning between acoustic pianos and this keyboard is super easy. In addition, the action is designed to have a consistent feel throughout the full length of each key. That means when you’re playing at speed - you’re still in control.

These features are similar to those of an arranger keyboard, and if they interest you then so will our guide to arranger and workstation keyboards.

STEREO RCA OUTPUT– lets you plug in mixers and amplifiers when the time comes to go on-stage. The USB output also makes the SDP-2 a MIDI controller – perfect for home recording or live performances. And yes, the sustain pedal is essentially what you need if you're wondering how in the world you could ever play that many notes at once. These tones allow for a wide range of musical styles to be played on the SDP-2, which is great for beginners looking to play around with different styles. Additionally, there is a chorus and reverb effect that produces a quality sound not unlike those found in live venues. While some feel it’s easier to teach on a 61-key digital piano when starting out, it’s better to experience a full range of keys as soon as possible, as it won’t limit your playing ability and technique. If you haven't tried that before, I highly suggest you do so since it's a lot of fun! Sounds Good. What Else is There?

Anyone that wants to eventually play classic music on an acoustic piano will only benefit from using a keyboard with weighted keys like with the SDP-2. Outputs included with the SDP-2 allow the keyboard to become quite versatile. For instance, it’s possible to connect to a mixer or amplifier with the stereo output, while the headphone output lets you practice in peace -and the headphones are included with the keyboard! Furthermore, the USB output means the SDP-2 connects to computers. This is quite a good feature for anyone looking for a MIDI controller, as the SDP-2 is very affordable and lightweight, making it ideal for recording, whether at home or a studio. This is a must for beginners, as being able to take your keyboard to school, lessons, and practice is a huge benefit – nothing puts you off from learning more than needing to humph around a heavy keyboard!

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A stage piano needs quality sounds. Which is what you’ll discover when you start to explore the eight voices on the SDP-2. Including both grand piano and electric piano tones. You can experiment with organ, vibraphone, and harpsichord voicings too. Along with 32 note polyphony (letting 32 notes ring out at the same time), you can rely on the SDP-2 to do exactly what you need. On top of those voices, there’s also adjustable effects. A reverb effect adds resonance to your sound, while a chorus effect creates a rich, layered sound. Consistently Weighted Action The 32 note polyphony is always more than enough, so you can play up to 32 notes simultaneously before it prevents you from doing so.

Compared to other pianos on the market with similar specs, this model is relatively affordable. If you want to experience something beyond basic keyboards while still keeping within your budget, then this instrument could be just what you need. On top of that, the excellent customer service provided by Gear4music gives yet another reason to try it out. Let us know what other models you have played to compare against – we would love to hear from you! For customers in outlying areas of the country, the price of the Extended Warranty may be marginally higher, due to the potential for higher collection and redelivery transport costs.To help you get up to speed, there’s also an onboard metronome. Which lets you practise your timing. The SDP-2 also comes with a sustain pedal. So you can prolong notes, letting you experiment and learn with sustain techniques too. The Connections You Need