Medeli SP4200 Digital Piano with 88 Full-Sized Hammer Action Keys
Although SP4200 is compact in size, it is equipped with powerful features. 600 voices are available to play with any music genre. With 128 polyphony, no notes will be missed when playing a song with any of the 230 style accompaniment on board. The performance could then be easily recorded to a USB device on the USB-Host. SP4200 is the new affordable, must-have for a piano enthusiast.
Product Features
- 88-key (hammer-action)
- Polyphony: 128 (max)
- Voices: 600
- Styles: 230 preset; 10 user
- Music Library: 120 preset songs; Music Tutorial System
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Manual could be better This review is from a beginner’s point of view.The quality of the built in speakers and the instruments is very good. It’s loud enough and the quality of the instrument reproduction is as good as other keyboards I’ve owned. There is a large variety of sounds to play around with. I really like the display that shows you what notes you are hitting. Very helpful if you are trying to learn how to read music. This keyboard also comes loaded with features. Learning how to use them…
Great features, very good sound, loaded with features! We bought the Medeli SP4200 a few months ago for our girls (7 and 9 years old) to take piano lessons. We tried some others in the store from Yamaha and Casio. We also had the piano teacher try them to help us pick. I think the Medeli sounds just as good as the Yamaha. The Casio had the best sound. Our piano teacher liked the feel of the Medeli the best.The Medeli is loaded with features! You can transpose octaves, split the keyboard for two to play at the same time, over 500…
A fantastic piano — love it! This replaces my Williams Rhapsody 2 which was (I believe) roughly in the same price range and it’s definitely a step up. While both featured weighted keys, the Medeli’s feel heavier and more natural to me. They are a bit stiff ‘out of the box’ but break in easily and quickly.The sound is far louder and better than the Williams as well. I only use it for home use and I don’t think it’d be loud enough to fill an auditorium or anything crazy but it’s plenty sufficient for my…