CASIO GP 310 WE

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CASIO GP 310 WE
The Digital Piano is a financially feasible variant of the acoustic instrument, sure to be loved by both those new to music, and those well-versed. The CASIO GP 310 WE model was designed with hammer-action keys, perfectly simulating the mechanics of a traditional piano , offering the impression of actual hammers striking the strings. This keyboard's total number of keys is 88. The keys have a surface that is matte, offering good grip. The CASIO digital piano handles a polyphony of up to 256 voices, or sounds, which is an amount fit for the most demanding users. It can simulate a total of 26 sounds.
CASIO GP 310 WE Digital Piano Key Features
- Faithful recreation of the classic instrument's signature sound with modern features added
- Realistic playing experience thanks to weighted keys
- CASIO Digital Piano has 88 keys
- Dynamic keystrokes help bring you an even more faithful sound
- Quality wooden keys
- Matte finish offers nice grip
- CASIO GP 310 WE is able to play 26 tones
- Will play up to 256 tones at once
- Equipped with speakers that have an output of 60 W
- Keyboard has a pedal interface if you desire better control
- DIN MIDI connectors: MIDI In and MIDI Out
- CASIO Digital Piano is made beautiful thanks to the white colour
Technical Parameters of the CASIO Digital Piano
For clear and undistorted sound, the keyboard is armed with quality speakers with an output of 60 W. More sophisticated tonal work is made possible with the keyboard's pedal interface. For MIDI work and connection to other devices, it's equipped with the MIDI In and MIDI Out adaptors. When considering where to install it, keep in mind that its dimensions measure 1434 × 489 × 963 mm.
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CASIO Europe GmbH, Casio-Platz 1, 22848 Norderstedt, Germany; [email protected]
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Casio is a Japanese manufacturer of electronics and electronic equipment. Its history begins in 1946 in Tokyo. The company was originally a manufacturer of calculators, leading the field throughout the second half of the twentieth century. The company has expanded a lot, offering watches and audio equipment in addition to calculators.
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