Reply With QuoteIt might be the one I played last Friday at GC. If so, the feel is really nice and the piano sounds incredibly accurate.
Valar Morghulis
The new Korg SP-280
While I've been GASing for the SV-1, this new little keyboard might be more practical than something over twice it's price.
The Korg SP-280 digital stage piano follows closely in the footsteps of the popular SP-250, providing you with excellent sounds, exceptional feel, and easy portability - all for a price that's too good to pass up. Loaded with over 30 top-notch sounds, you can call up anything from grand pianos and EPs to organs and strings on your SP-280, even layering sounds with ease. An impressive 2 x 22W stereo sound system makes playing at home or small gigs extremely simple, and at a touch under 42 lbs., you'll have no reservations whatsoever about gigging out with your Korg SP-280 digital piano.
- A great feeling and wonderful sounding digital stage piano you can take to any gig
- Full 88-note Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) keybed provides heavier action in the lower register and lighter action in the high note for super-realistic acoustic piano feel
- Loaded with 30 extremely realistic instrument sounds, including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, organs, clavs, harpsichord, strings, and more
- Damper resonance, key release noise, and other details add to the realistic sound
- Powerful 2 x 22W stereo sound system is perfect for use at home and for small gigs
- Partner mode keyboard splitting and dual headphone jacks provide great resources for taking or giving piano lessons
- Lightweight design (only 42 lbs.) is ideal for gigging
Specification Detail Number of Keys 88 Number of Voices (Sounds) 30 Polyphony 60 Notes Number of Effects 6 Effects Types Reverb, Chorus Sequencer No Sequencer Song Playback 30 Preset Songs Number of Speakers 2 Amplifier 22W x 2 Number of Audio Inputs 0 Audio Input Types No Audio Inputs Number of Audio Outputs 3 Audio Output Types 1 x Headphone, 2 x TS MIDI I/O In, Out Number of Pedals 1 Pedal Inputs 1 x Pedal Input Height 5.51" Width 50.98" Depth 14.96" Weight <42 lbs.
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Valar Morghulis
It might be the one I played last Friday at GC. If so, the feel is really nice and the piano sounds incredibly accurate.
Regular Fretter
Looks good....
Valar Morghulis
I went back and realized I played it's predecessor, the SP-250. It sounds great. The reviews on the 280 are positive.Originally Posted by Tig
Birthday in 2 months... Hmmm.
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