
The Digital Piano is a more affordable variation of its acoustic counterpart, which will quickly grow on new and experienced players alike. The Sencor SDP 100 OAK model was designed with so-called hammer-action keys, cleverly simulating the hammer mechanics of a real piano, giving the impression of real strikes on the strings. The total number of keys it offers is 88. The surface of the keys is glossy and smooth. The Sencor digital piano is able to handle a polyphony of up to 64 voices, or sounds. This is higher than is usually found, allowing for the playing of more complex compositions. It simulates a total of 8 different sounds.
More sophisticated tonal work is made possible with the pedal interface. For connection to other devices and work with MIDI, it's equipped with the USB to Host and USB to Device connectors. When considering its placement, keep in mind that its dimensions measure 1385 × 415 × 825 mm.
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Sencor was founded in 1969 in Japan. The name "Sencor" means "a thousand hearts" in Japanese. The company currently distributes its products in more than 25 countries, with extremely diverse offerings in consumer electronics, tablets and phones, office equipment, electronics, cars, and products for the home and kitchen. Sencor is known for dependable quality and attractive design at a reasonable price.
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