Thomann DP-140B U BK B-Stock

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Upright Digital Piano

88 Weighted keys with hammer action and tri-sensor
Key surface: Synthetic ivory
5-Stage piano power MARS technology
Sounds 40 + 128 GM + 8 GM drum kits
256 Voices polyphony
90 Internal songs
Reverb
Chorus
Sequencer
Split mode
Metronome
Master EQ
Transpose function
Microphone input with effects
LC display
Internal MP-3 player/recorder
Speakers: 2x 30 watts and 2x 20 watts
3 Pedals
USB to host (Midi only, Windows 8 or later, Mac OS X 10.8 or later)
2 Headphone outputs
AUX In / Mic in
Stereo AUX Out
Dimensions: 1407 x 505 x 1062 mm
Weight: 74 kg
Colour: Black Matte

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Available since November 2021

Item number 534397

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Colour Black

Finish Opaco

Number of keys 88

Wooden Keys No

Ivory Feel Keyboard Yes

Pressure point simulation Yes

Keyboard cover Yes

Sounds 40

Polyphony 256

Arranger No

Styles 0

Display Yes

Sequencer Yes

Learn mode No

Bluetooth Audio No

Bluetooth Midi No

"Half-pedal" option Yes

Audio out Yes

Audio input Yes

Midi Interface VIA USB

USB to Host Yes

USB to Device Yes

Speaker Power 2x 30 W, 2x 20 W

Size 1407 x 505 x 1062

Weight 74,0 kg

Also available as brand new product 11.290 kr

10.555 kr

Including VAT; Excluding kr290 shipping

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Up and right

The Thomann DP-140B U is a digital piano with 88 weighted keys, an ivory-feel keyboard, and tri-sensor technology, but the affordable price is the thing that makes it stand out in the first place. After all, players usually have to dig a lot deeper into their pockets for a typical upright piano - even for an electric one. Thanks to its low price, the DP-140 is particularly suitable for beginners who might still be on the fence about playing the piano in the long term. This digital piano definitely cuts a fine figure in terms of appearance, especially at home in the living room.

Built to last

Given the DP-140 B's upright design and weight of 52kg, there is enough room and resonant space inside for four speakers, namely two of 30W and two of 20W - a combination that ensures a rich sound. Players who are more familiar with acoustic pianos will be pleased with the sturdy, standard-type support for the sheet music on the inside of the keyboard lid, which closes slowly thanks to a so-called "soft close" mechanism: A classy and well thought-out detail. A microphone input in 6.3mm jack format with effects is also provided, which can be switched to AUX for external playback devices such as MP3 players, while MP3s can also be recorded and played back on the DP-140, even via USB stick.

A puristic piano

The Thomann DP-140B U features a 256-voice polyphony, 40 voices, 128 GM sounds, and 8 GM drum kits. The focus here is clearly on the sounds of acoustic and grand pianos, while the other sounds are more of an add-on for possible combination with a piano in "Dual" mode. A metronome and a sequencer are provided, along with EQ and effects sections, but this beautiful instrument is first and foremost about playing the piano. The three pedals (soft, sostenuto, and sustain) serve not only as on/off pedals but also offer a half-pedal function.

About Thomann digital pianos

Thomann-brand instruments, which are exclusively built by renowned manufacturers, now constitute a large part of Thomann’s product range alongside numerous big-name brands. With unbeatable price-performance ratios, Thomann digital pianos are the obvious first choice for students and beginners – and others too. The technical features and uncompromising sound quality they offer are usually reserved for much more expensive instruments found in the professional market segment.

No danger of being a noisy neighbour!

The DP-140B U's optional piano mode mimics the sound of an acoustic piano: The string resonance is adjustable from 0 to 32 and there are six different levels of velocity sensitivity, so that everyone should be able to find the perfect setting to allow them to really express themselves while playing. The Twinova mode breaks the keyboard up into two sections with the same tonal range to allow for four-handed playing - a common occurrence in piano lessons. If a pair of headphones are plugged into at least one of the two headphone jacks (also 6.3mm), the speakers will be muted and the neighbours won't be bothered, however lively the playing gets.

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