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Roland FP-7F

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4.2 out of 5
46 user ratings
5 stars
43 %
4 stars
32 %
3 stars
21 %
2 stars
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Pros

  • the converters are great as well as mixing parts
  • Enjoyable and expressive touch
  • piano sound is excellent

Cons

  • the USB connection or the built-in rhythm
  • is not able to sample its own set directly on the piano
  • There is a bit heavy to be heavy
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Key specs

  • Compact Digital Piano
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 128
  • MIDI, USB
  • No
  • yes
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Roland FP-7F - Pros & Cons

Roland FP-7F

Pros

  • the converters are great as well as mixing parts
  • Enjoyable and expressive touch
  • piano sound is excellent
  • The selection of patches is very simple
  • Very reliable
  • very effective
  • Ergonomic use basic fairly intuitive
  • The piano itself seems robust
  • sound and feel good to use
  • FP-10 is an excellent instrument for the price
  • good keys and sound quality

Cons

  • the USB connection or the built-in rhythm
  • is not able to sample its own set directly on the piano
  • There is a bit heavy to be heavy
  • the V-Piano engine was never adopted wholesale
  • it s hard to argue with the low price tag
  • lack the graded effect and modern triple sensors
  • No samples are used at all in the generation of the piano sound
  • Digital pianos require a ton of space allocated to sample memory to achieve realism
  • have any brick and mortar stores ourselves
  • isn't the correct power supply for device
  • slightly thinner on that side than on the left side

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Roland FP-7F - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeCompact Digital Piano
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels100
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Effects
EffectsFully-weighted
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Dimensions
Weight52.03 lb
Width53.0 in
Depth14.8 in
Height5.4 in
Colour of product
  • Black
  • White
Included accessories
  • Music Stand
  • Pedal
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Sound
Maximum polyphony128
Number of sounds351
Number of rhythms80
Number of preset slots74
Preset songs74
Number of pedals1
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Features
Ports
  • MIDI
  • USB
Headphone jackNo
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
LCD displayyes
Recordyes
Splityes
Transposeyes

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