Beautiful and minimalist electric piano from Donner
88 semi-weighted keys
Includes sustain, damper, and sostenuto pedals
Built-in speakers

DDP-60 is an electric piano that fits perfectly into most homes. It takes up almost no space, has a beautiful oak appearance, and only requires a power outlet as it has a built-in amplifier and speakers.

It comes with 88 semi-weighted and velocity-sensitive keys, which are ideal for both beginners and experienced pianists who do not necessarily want a fully weighted keyboard like that of an acoustic piano.

DDP-60 allows you to choose from a wide range of beautiful piano sounds from the 128 built-in sounds. Additionally, there are 83 different rhythms you can play along with, and 47 songs you can learn. DDP-60 is packed with features that make practicing a pleasure.

Unlike an acoustic piano, you can adjust the volume on the DDP-60, and if you want to play quietly or not disturb others, you can connect headphones so that the sound is completely silent to everyone but you. If you want to make yourself a bit more noticeable, the DDP-60 also has a stereo output that you can connect to a PA system.

The keyboard
Donner has chosen a comfortable and easy-to-play semi-weighted keyboard for the DDP-60. Semi-weighted means that it provides a bit more resistance than a regular keyboard or organ, but not as much as an old-fashioned acoustic piano. This makes it easier and more comfortable for a beginner to play, while still allowing you to play both softly and loudly depending on how hard you press the keys.

Built-in sounds and effects
The sound module in the DDP-60 offers a total of 128 beautiful sounds. In addition to the traditional piano sounds, you will also find a variety of other instruments, giving you plenty of options to vary your playing with different sounds.

DDP-60 can sound like a classic acoustic piano, an impressive concert grand, or an electric piano with warm and rich sounds. You can even make it sound like a large and powerful church organ or an aggressive Hammond organ. The possibilities are many.

With a polyphony of 128 notes, you will never run out of notes, even when using the pedals for complex pieces. You can also add beautiful reverb effects to all 128 built-in sounds.

Built-in rhythms and songs
DDP-60 has 47 well-known songs that you can play along with, as well as 83 rhythms in various styles that you can use as accompaniment. This allows you to sound like a full orchestra, even if you may have just started playing the piano. The accompaniment feature allows a full orchestra to follow your chord or note changes, so you can control the orchestra with your left hand while your right hand plays the melody. You can also have the DDP-60 create intros and endings for each rhythm.

Practical practice features
DDP-60 has several features that make practicing easier. Among other things, there is a teaching function that helps you learn the built-in songs, as well as a metronome that makes it easier to practice tempo and precision. There is also a split function, so you can divide the keyboard, allowing your teacher to play on one half while you play on the other. This function is also really fun if you want to play four-handed with a friend.

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