Roland DP900

Refined elegance — the new Roland DP900 digital piano offers streamlined, uncluttered operation, sophisticated appearance, and realistic piano sound. There are 20 internal sounds to choose from, including acoustic grand to electric piano, organ, harpsichord, and more. A "Dual Play" mode is also provided, which allows two tones to be layered for a rich, resounding sound.

The Roland DP900 is discontinued. Check out the new model Roland DP990

A Class Act for the Home

• Elegant and sophisticated appearance; light cherry finish
• High-quality sound engine reproduces authentic grand piano sounds
• 64-voice polyphony, Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard
• Sympathetic Resonance and reverb for immersive sound and spatial enhancement
• Two speakers built into the stand, generates dynamic sound
• Luxurious wooden key lid closes softly and silently thanks to damper mechanism
• Onboard metronome, with LED for displaying tempo
• 2-track recorder enables users to record right/left hand parts individually
  

Stylish Appearance

The Roland DP900 impresses with its sleek, modern-furniture-like design, featuring a solid, soft-close safety lid that can be used as a music rest when opened. With its natural-looking, light wood grained inish, the DP900 blends well into any room in the house — and it’s easy to move from room to room, thanks to its strong-but-lightweight design.

Variety of Sounds

More than just a grand piano, the DP900 can also generate electric piano sounds and organ sounds. Twenty sounds are provided, enabling players to cover a broad range of musical genres. Any two sounds can be layered or split across the keyboard simultaneously. There are live demo songs onboard that feature the piano, harpsichord, organ, and other sounds. Additionally, 60 classical piano pieces are included — useful for lessons, for listening enjoyment, and to cultivate musical appreciation.

Authentic Sound & Touch

Equipped with high-quality concert grand waveforms, the DP-900 reproduces the sound of an acoustic piano authentically. The Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard provides weight in the lower range and a lighter feel in the upper range for a more natural piano touch. Dedicated buttons are provided so players can change the keyboard touch from light to heavy in accordance with their finger strength. The onboard reverb effect adds natural, spatial reverberation; Sympathetic Resonance creates the natural vibration of a true grand piano.

Built-in Recorder

The DP900 has a two-track recorder built in, which allows players to quickly and easily capture their performances. Not only for fun, this feature makes piano lessons more effective, as teachers and students can listen to and evaluate the playback instantly. Right and left-hand parts can be recorded individually, which is also useful for practice and evaluation.

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