Roland GP-9M: An Unparalleled Playing Experience
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Today, we introduce you to the pinnacle of Roland's piano excellence: the GP-9M Digital Piano! Join Ted as he explores its stunning sound and exquisite design. With features like moving keys, professional audio outputs, and a microphone input, the Roland GP-9M is perfect for home and venue owners looking for a premier grand piano experience! Check it out and let us know what you think below!
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This got to be my last and Best piano I will have in my life time, I am 70 now...in my living room I have a Baldwin) Casio , Played by my dummy beauty, a Yamaha clp765gp and I play and listen with Bluetooth....like Liberace would say " A WONDERFUL PIANO IS A Good Thing !!! (or something like that) YEAH
Can't wait before my first Art Show is over which a Steinway D will be used for the 10 day period....
I love this piano in terms of sound, but I feel I couldnt pay the >10k sticker price with that cheap 1970's LCD in the middle staring at me and those dials/buttons. Why didn't they put a screen on the side like Casio? Also, the cable management, is there a way to route the cable through the legs? The cable dangling from the bottom makes it look so bad :(
Maybe its silly to geek-out on the asthetics, but I do feel something like this is a display piece at home. Not just an instrument.
Waiting for new Roland HP series
Ted is just another piece of evidence that the best musicians come from Texas
Does anyone know if the GP-9 is compatible with the Roland Cloud?