Studiologic Numa X Piano GT SE – digital stage piano

Studiologic is releasing a second-generation flagship instrument with a bright orange metal finish and wooden side panels. The new addition to the Numa X Piano series has an updated synthesis engine and many other improvements.

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The piano has an 88-key Fatar TP/400 wooden hammer-action keyboard with an ivory feel, escapement and aftertouch. The product offers intuitive UX Logic controls with adaptive color coding and the new Studiologic TrS2 sound engine, designed to provide three different types of sound expression. Each sound engine offers higher-resolution processing, improved dynamic response and deeper control. The Numa X Piano GT SE provides acoustic piano sounds with high-precision spectral interpolation and electric piano sounds based on physical modeling of vintage electric pianos or hybrids. Eight sound banks contain more than 200 sounds, including acoustic piano, electric piano, keyboards, bass, guitar, organ, synth and more.

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The instrument has a built-in USB audio interface and a digital mixer with four mono channels and user effects. Other features include 4 GB of internal memory; four zones assignable to internal sounds or external MIDI; eight effects (FX1 and FX2 for each sound); master delay and reverb; zoom controls for quick zone parameter editing; global low/mid/high EQ; MIDI I/O; two 6.3 mm line outputs (L/M+R); a stereo headphone output; and four 6.3 mm Kline Mic/Line mono inputs with configurable mono/stereo operation. All pedal inputs support switches, continuous pedals or expression pedals, with automatic polarity detection. Pedal input 3 supports the SLP3-D multi-pedal unit. A Studiologic SLP3-D pedal is included.

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The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT SE will be available for about $3000.