Classic Cantabile DP-730 SM

If you need a musical instrument that is a modern alternative to a traditional piano, the Classic Cantabile digital piano is an excellent choice. It will be a stylish addition to your home, while also offering practical advantages such as always being in tune and having volume control. It is equipped with 88 standard-sized keys, excellent sounds and a digital effects unit. Thanks to its balanced hammer-action mechanics, the digital piano's keyboard responds precisely to the pressure of your keystrokes, providing the same response as an acoustic piano.

Key features of the Classic Cantabile DP-730 SM digital piano

• The Classic Cantabile digital piano offers a polyphony of 128 notes
• Equipped with 88 standard keys
• Digital piano with hammer-action mechanics for a touch sensitivity like a classic piano
• A dynamic keyboard allows for various playing intensities
• Interfaces: pedal input and 6.3mm Jack
• You'll appreciate the built-in 40W speakers
• In addition to the digital piano, the package also includes an adapter, music stand and Sustain, Soft and Sostenuto pedals

You'll love the digital piano's great features and it will become your favourite instrument

A key feature of the digital piano is its dynamic keyboard, which responds to the intensity of your playing. The glossy plastic keyboard contributes to the feeling of playing a classic piano. The black colour adds to its attractive design.

How to connect the digital piano

A 6.3mm Jack is available for connecting to sound systems. The built-in 40W speakers will certainly come in handy. The digital piano doesn't require much extra equipment, but in addition to the instrument itself, the package also includes an adapter, a music stand and a pedal. The most useful pedal for playing is the sustain or damper pedal, which prolongs the decay of the notes played without physically holding your finger on the key. The soft pedal is used to soften the sound; it dampens the impact, creating a quieter and softer tone. The sostenuto pedal has a similar function to the sustain pedal. It prolongs all notes played before the pedal is pressed.