Roland FP-50 | ▤ Full Specifications & Reviews

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the Roland has a superior play and feel
both sound excellent and feel totally amazing to play
It works perfectly with absolutely no latency

The keys are heavier on the lower end and progressively get lighter towards the
It s certainly no fun lugging it up a flight of stairs
it s a nightmare to transport

Type: Portable Keyboard
Number of keys: 88
Touch response: Touch-sensitive
Maximum polyphony: 128
Ports: Headphones, MIDI, USB
Headphone jack: yes
Record: yes

Roland FP-50 - Pros & Cons

Roland FP-50

the Roland has a superior play and feel
both sound excellent and feel totally amazing to play
It works perfectly with absolutely no latency
FP50 speakers has a genuine clarity and will fill a room quite sufficiently
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great sounds and excellent keys
a bit of heft to them and feel very nice to the touch
extremely expressive and nuanced sound
depth reviews
very helpful and informative
of headphones will provide a clearer and more detailed sound compared
They sound very decent
Split mode is helpful for performers
well-designed keyboard in terms of control and construction
FP-90 still sounds amazing
The buttons feel great to the touch and the sliders are tactile
The weight of 16kg is very reasonable
The touch is very responsive
the FP-90 is also superior
The metronome function is very useful
the liberty to control certain features in a very user friendly manner
richer
more beautiful sound gets created
both pianos offer similar ports and connectivity opportunities

The keys are heavier on the lower end and progressively get lighter towards the
It s certainly no fun lugging it up a flight of stairs
it s a nightmare to transport
missing on the Yamaha
You only get an Ambience control
lack of dedicated line outs
a different user interface
It s a bit heavier than the Roland keyboard
absence of a mod wheel and pitch bend knob
you cannot store Audio files on the internal memory
lack of prerecorded songs could also be viewed by some as a weakness
No one came close to second place
The MIDI recorder can only store 1 track songs

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Roland FP-50 - Full Specifications

Type	Portable Keyboard
Number of keys	88
Touch response	Touch-sensitive
Touch sensitivity levels	5

Effects	Touch-sensitive

Weight	36.0 lb
Width	52.87 in
Depth	12.37 in
Height	4.93 in
Colour of product	Black White
Included accessories	Music Stand Pedal

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	372
Number of rhythms	90
Number of preset slots	30
Preset songs	30
Number of pedals	3

Ports	Headphones MIDI USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built In Speakers	yes
Built-in metronome	yes
LCD display	yes
Record	yes
Split	yes
Transpose	yes

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