Gewa UP360G

Description

The complete range of Gewa digital pianos are on display in our North London showroom.
83 Southbury Road, Enfield, EN1 1PJ. Piano Advisor Graham Howard is in store every Saturday.

 

Rent-to-Buy from £55 per month (Call 01327 300 016 for info).
Rental goes towards cost, read more

 

Specifications

Made in Germany
Optimised for digital sound generation, piano samples based on a Steinway D274 concert grand with more than 1 BG of memory
New USER CALIBRATION TOOL for fine-tuning keyboard behaviour
Graded Hammer “Concert Pianist” keyboard, 88 keys in weighted zones with Ivory Touch surface
Sound generation based on the newest DSP and memory technology
Library with more than 30 sounds and 128 additional GM sounds
256 voice polyphony
Key-Off Samples
Simulation of string resonance
16 savable sound settings
Editable effects in 2 independent effect blocks
5 reverb effects, 5 modulation effects
Metronome with a click and pre-selectable rhythms
LCD Matrix display with 128 x 64 dots
2 Channel recording function
4 hand mode
Split Keyboard
Transpose
Learning function for beginners
MP3 playback via USB stick
BLUETOOTH audio unit
Class D amplifier with a customised speaker system
Connections: MIDI in/out, AUX in/out
2 headphone connections
USB to host / USB to device
Traditional cabinet design
Keyboard lid
3 pedals
Dimensions of the Gewa UP360: L x W x H in mm: 1434 x 420 x 865 (1025)
Weight: 55 kg
Speakers: 2 x 30 watts

 

Reviews

 

“The Steinway grand sound was superb”

As an older lover of piano jazz , I was saddened when my elderly Yamaha Clavinova ,with its powerful digitised Bosendorfer sound, needed replacing. A study of UK pianos promotional information on the internet led me to enquire about the German Gewa pianos, that were based on Steinway sounds.

A quick test of the UP360 in UK piano’s Worcester piano shop, and I was convinced. A deal was done with Graham, and the piano arrived a week later. With the help of a young musician friend, after unpacking, we set up the instrument in about half an hour and plugged it in.

As I already knew, the Steinway grand sound was superb, with that subtle depth and sensitivity that suits me perfectly.

Review by Martin Preece, Brecon, South Wales

 

Questions

 

“Can I connect Bluetooth headphones to this piano?”

I was looking at this last night in more detail and just wondering if the Yamaha would be a better buy/rental?
Also I can see that my headphones will not fit this model but the GEWA UP 360 I think has a Bluetooth unit so can I connect my headphones using Bluetooth to this model?

If the UP 360 does, can you confirm payments and availability on this?
Sorry for all the questions but I plan to keep it and repay the balance if I like the play of it.

Thank you again

Rebecca

Reply/ Hi Rebecca

The Yamaha CLP675 and CLP685 are also worth
considering, but I prefer the warmer tone of
the Gewa’s Steinway sound.

The UP360G has Bluetooth audio, so yes, you
can connect your headphones using Bluetooth.

The rental is £65 per month.

We have this available in black and rosewood.

Please let me know if you would like to reserve one.

Kind regards
Graham Howard

 

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“Gewa UP360 or an acoustic piano?”

I am at beginner/intermediate level and my wife is just learning. Current thinking is the Gewa UP360 but friends of ours keep telling us to buy a normal piano. So am dithering but reading your guide may well help me decide.

Thanks

Simon

Reply/ Dear Simon

The Gewa UP360 is a fine piano.
It has a full, rounded Steinway tone and a
responsive key touch with five dynamic levels.

It feels very close to playing on a real piano,
so you wouldn’t find it difficult to practice
on this, then transfer to an upright later.

There’s nothing that comes close to this
piano for the price.

Just let me know if you have any questions.

Kind regards
Graham Howard