To the page content
seventy years logo
Join Thomann's Anniversary! We reward your loyalty with special offers! Get your deals

V3 Sound Grand Piano XXL

22

Sound Expander

  • 254 Voice polyphony
  • 16 Midi channels
  • 680 Sounds
  • 12000 Samples
  • Grand Piano: 22 sounds
  • Electric piano: 34 sounds
  • Organs: 127 sounds
  • Synthesiser: 159 sounds
  • Accordion: 34 sounds
  • String Orchestra: 28 sounds
  • Winds Solo & Section: 130 sounds
  • Guitar & Bass: 38 sounds
  • String and percussion instruments: 36 sounds
  • Choir & Ethno: 25 sounds
  • Percussion: 196 sounds
  • Modeling sounds
  • Strings Resonance
  • Note off sample
  • Pedal noise
  • 4 GB flash memory
  • MIDI In / Thru
  • USB to host
  • Sustain pedal connection (half pedal function)
  • Dimensions: 125 x 125 x 40 mm
  • Weight: 0.21 kg
Available since March 2019
Item number 460438
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Design Expander
Polyphony 254
Sound Generation Sample Based
MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Thru
Storage Medium USB to Host
USB-port Yes
Number of Analog Outputs 2
Digital Output No
Display No
Special Features Sustain Pedal Interface
5.999 kr
Free shipping incl. VAT
In stock
In stock

This product is in stock and can be shipped immediately.

Standard Delivery Times
1

22 Customer ratings

4 / 5

You have to be logged in to rate products.

Note: To prevent ratings from being based on hearsay, smattering or surreptitious advertising we only allow ratings from real users on our website, who have bought the equipment from us.

After logging in you will also find all items you can rate under rate products in the customer centre.

handling

features

sound

quality

20 Reviews

JM
It's an overpriced toy
Jan M. 28.01.2022
Sound:
The sound quality is not acceptable to me. Especially the piano samples sound highly compressed, show artefacts and are muddy. The DAC sounds flat and distorts easily.

Handling:
The unit doesn't have any direct possibility to be controlled on the device. Changing sounds or banks e.g. must be done by MIDI commands directly. I do not see this as a problem, it works as advertised.
BUT: The unit always returns to default settings on power up. This renders it unusable for the possibility to (pre-)configure it (e.g. by an app or external controller), packing it up and using it as a simple and fast expander in a rehearsal or on a gig.

Features:
Features are ok, the basics as excepted, with flexibility to play different sounds on different MIDI channels.

Quality:
All in all quality (as in build quality and sound quality) is not convincing for what it is advertised - especial taking the price tag of over 400€ into account.

After in-depth testing I returned the expander.
I probably would have kept it for some of the non-piano sounds that are reasonably good if the price were maybe around a quarter of the actual price.
handling
features
sound
quality
14
0
Report

Report

P
Expected much more
Pswa 11.01.2021
Piano samples are very good but hardware design is poor. First of all DA converter very noisy. When play dynamically samples are distorted even though volume knob is set low. The only way to reduce distortion is to set MIDI volume below 64 but then the noise is even higher.
Product returned.
handling
features
sound
quality
11
4
Report

Report

PN
Decent sound.
Paco Negrito 19.01.2022
I'm using it with Arturia keyboard and what I wanted was a good sounding sound modules, that does not have plenty of samples, but the ones it has, are quality.

Pianos are great.
Double bass sounds fair.
Electric pianos are fine.

Can't tell more about other as I don't use them.
Controlling (program changes) from Arturia are a bit painful. I'm sure it's much easier with other keyboards or from a computer.

The output could be a bit less noisy.
There's some hiss at higher volumes.
handling
features
sound
quality
2
2
Report

Report

E
truly awesome
Earl G 08.08.2019
This is the best range of sounds I have ever heard.
I bought it for the fabulously responsive pianos, but my jaw dropped completely when trying out the drums.
To access the other sound banks treat them as if you were going beyond 127, i.e. bank 2 starts at 128(add another 127 for bank 3 etc.)
If you play keyboards with any hint of pianistic ability, this is the one for you
handling
features
sound
quality
5
5
Report

Report

YouTube on this topic