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Roland RP401R

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Pros

  • very good instrument and excellent value
  • it s always great to take a break and have fun playing around with other instrument sounds
  • roland speakers seem better in the bass register

Cons

  • F-140 is not an optional accessory
  • the max volume is usually so loud it becomes uncomfortable to listen
  • losing out on extra wattage with sound output
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Key specs

  • Compact Digital Piano
  • 88
  • Fully-weighted
  • 128
  • Headphones, MIDI, USB
  • yes
  • yes
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Roland RP401R - Pros & Cons

Roland RP401R

Pros

  • very good instrument and excellent value
  • it s always great to take a break and have fun playing around with other instrument sounds
  • roland speakers seem better in the bass register
  • pedals are made of metal and provide a fairly realistic look and feel
  • The notes sustain and resonate longer than usual
  • excellent sound and feel of a grand piano
  • The instructions are very well-written and clear
  • a better grip
  • and helps absorb moisture from fingers
  • The speakers themselves are pretty good
  • The sound is also great and is on par with the YDP-

Cons

  • F-140 is not an optional accessory
  • the max volume is usually so loud it becomes uncomfortable to listen
  • losing out on extra wattage with sound output
  • the sound has a tendency to become slightly metallic (too bright) when

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Roland RP401R - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypeCompact Digital Piano
Number of keys88
Touch responseFully-weighted
Touch sensitivity levels5
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Effects
EffectsFully-weighted
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Dimensions
Weight87.96 lb
Width54.25 in
Depth16.69 in
Height32.88 in
Colour of productBlack
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Sound
Maximum polyphony128
Number of sounds316
Number of pedals3
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Features
Ports
  • Headphones
  • MIDI
  • USB
Headphone jackyes
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
Recordyes
Splityes
Transposeyes

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