Piano Guide
What are the advantages of digital pianos?
The digital piano has clear advantages over the acoustic piano.
Piano tuner at work
Permanent Tuning Stability
A conventional acoustic piano is exposed to environmental influences such as temperature fluctuations or humidity, which affects the tension and thus the correct tuning of the piano strings. For this reason, an acoustic piano must be regularly retuned. The purely electronic sound generation in a digital piano, on the other hand, is protected from such external influences. A digital piano is and remains permanently tuning-stable and saves you the piano tuner.
Headphone connections on the HEMINGWAY DP501
Individual Volume Control
Undisturbed practice at any time of day or night without annoying the neighbors – with a conventional acoustic piano this is hard to imagine. With a digital piano – no problem! With the help of individually adjustable volume control, you determine the overall volume yourself. In addition, you can play piano anytime and anywhere through the headphone connection – independent of common quiet hours.
Free choice of different sounds
Expressive Sound Variety
A digital piano offers more than "just" piano sound. In addition to traditional piano sounds, additional sounds such as electric piano, harpsichord, organ and strings are available, which support you in your musical expressiveness. In high-quality digital pianos, it is even possible to combine these sounds simply by pressing a key. Even experimental piano players get their money's worth.
Uncomplicated transport with only two people
Easy Transport
You no longer need furniture movers to transport your piano. Thanks to the significantly lower weight and compact dimensions of a digital piano, two people are enough to carry the good piece from A to B. A complex piano transport is thus finally a thing of the past.
Easy-to-use 2-track sequencer
Important Practice Helpers
In addition to the right tone, the correct tempo is also one of the most important components of impressive piano playing. So that you always play at the right tempo, a digital piano has a built-in metronome that gives you the beat when needed. To occasionally check your own playing ability, or to capture musical ideas, a well-equipped digital piano has an integrated recording device (Record) on board. With the help of this function, you can record your piano playing in an uncomplicated way, listen to it and even accompany yourself if necessary. Let your imagination run free.