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Korg SP280

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Pros

  • dependable makers of digital pianos
  • The metronome is very complete and intuitive
  • It has a very successful and usable interface

Cons

  • sensitivity is not adjustable like the Korg SP 280
  • amplification of the considerably loud double 22-watt speaker system
  • classy and advanced as Yamaha s CF series
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Key specs

  • Portable Keyboard
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 120
  • Headphones, MIDI
  • yes
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Korg SP280 - Pros & Cons

Korg SP280

Pros

  • dependable makers of digital pianos
  • The metronome is very complete and intuitive
  • It has a very successful and usable interface
  • easy
  • direct and honest way
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  • lightweight
  • versatile
  • and durable digital piano
  • Cleaning this piano is straightforward
  • the specs it has to offer for its price

Cons

  • sensitivity is not adjustable like the Korg SP 280
  • amplification of the considerably loud double 22-watt speaker system
  • classy and advanced as Yamaha s CF series
  • this unit does not compromise on sound quality
  • piano should not be kept in direct sunlight or locations with extreme humidity and temperature
  • this piano is heavier than other units in its price range
  • No USB connectivity Korg SP
  • digital piano would be a leader in the field
  • digital pianos are only slightly less heavy than acoustic uprights
  • Korg SP280 is not a stage piano
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Korg SP280 - Full Specifications

Units:
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Keyboard
TypePortable Keyboard
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
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Features
Ports
  • Headphones
  • MIDI
Headphone jackyes
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
Transposeyes
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Sound
Maximum polyphony120
Number of sounds30
Number of preset slots30
Preset songs30
Reverb settings3
Number of pedals1
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Dimensions
Weight41.01 lb
Width53.58 in
Depth15.98 in
Height30.91 in
Colour of product
  • Black
  • White
Included accessories
  • Music Stand
  • Pedal

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