Medeli Electronics SP4200
Highlights
88 Keys and Hammer Action Keyboard
Backlit LCD Display
128-Note Polyphony
600 Voices
230 Preset Styles with 10 User
Built-In Sequencer
USB External Drive up to 32G
120 Preset Songs, Music Library
Music Tutorial System, 5 Demo Songs
Includes AC Adapter
Features
The SP4200 88-Key Stage Piano from Medeli features built-in speakers, a hammer action keyboard with 600 voices, 230 style accompaniments, and 128-note polyphony. It can be used by musicians and students for live stage, theater, home, and studio applications. In addition, the performance can be recorded to a USB external device.
Other features include 10 reverb effects, 8 chorus effects, and 6 EQ settings to optimize playability. The built-in Performance Assistant helps you perform piano phrases that sound richer and guitar phrases that more accurately simulate a real guitarist, while the intelligent learning system provides different ways to help you learn a song faster. Its functions include arranging lessons and songs for your practice, recording your progress, and more. The SP4200 includes an AC power adapter.
Harmony
SP4200 provides 26 harmony effects that can be added to the melody on the right hand, giving you a full and professional music experience. The effects include octave, tremolo, echo, and more.
Optimizing Sound
Ten reverb effects and eight chorus effects are available to tune the sound better per different environments. Five EQ settings are available for selecting the sound for different styles, be it pop, jazz and more.
Performance Assistant
In the piano mode, the performance assistant helps you to provide different skills to enrich piano phrases so that they sound richer. In the guitar mode, the keyboard is divided into different parts to control different parameters, this provides guitar phrases like strum, broken chord, echo, and endings. Just like playing a real guitar.
Intelligent Learning System
The built-in smart learning mode provides many ways to help learn a new song. Functions include: arranging learning lessons, arranging songs specifically for your practice, recording your learning progress. The better you play, the more reward you will get.
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