Roland RD-2000 EX Stage Piano

RD stage piano top model with double sound engine, two pre-installed V-Piano extensions, high-quality keyboard and modern control functions.

The RD-2000 EX combines Roland's top piano technologies with a variety of creative tools for the optimal RD experience. The powerful and inspiring instrument is the most complete stage piano on the market and offers two sound engines, two pre-installed V-Piano expansions, excellent playability and modern control options for professional performances.

Highlights:
- High-quality RD Stage Piano with two independent sound engines and modern control functions
- Expandable sound engine with pioneering Roland V-Piano modelling technology for an authentic and detailed sound and full polyphony
- Two pre-installed V-Piano expansions: German Concert and Essential Upright (new)
- SuperNATURAL sound engine with 128-voice polyphony for electric pianos and additional sounds
- Extensive real-time control via nine sliders and eight rotary encoders with LED status indicators
- Eight assignable zones for combining internal and external sounds and sound sources (including hardware and software instruments)
- PHA-50 keyboard with weighted touch for an authentic grand piano feel
- BOSS CE-1 Chorus Ensemble, Roland Dimension D and other replicas of vintage analogue effects
- Over 1100 non-piano sounds, including Virtual ToneWheel organs, strings, wind instruments, synthesisers and many more
- 100 scene memory locations for saving and recalling setups at the touch of a button
- Classic Roland pitch/mod lever and two assignable wheel controllers
- 24-bit/192 kHz USB audio/MIDI interface
- USB port for recording and playback of audio files
- XLR and 6.3 mm stereo main outputs, 6.3 mm stereo sub outputs, analogue aux input and MIDI in/out
- Two wave expansion slots for loading additional sounds from the Roland Axial website, including sounds from previous RD pianos

Scope of delivery:
- 1 x RD-2000 EX Stage Piano
- 1 x power cable
- 1 x DP-10 damper pedal
- 1 x Quick Start Guide