Roland GO:PIANO Education Bundle Digital Keyboard with Integrated Bluetooth Speakers and Faber Piano Adventures Lesson Book 61 Keys GO-61PC
Have you always wanted to learn the piano, but don’t know how to get started? Roland’s GO:PIANO is a complete piano learning solution, allowing you to turn the dream into reality. The affordable GO:PIANO is a top-quality portable piano that makes learning easy and fun. It features authentic sound derived from Roland’s premium home pianos and Bluetooth for wireless connection to music education apps on your favorite mobile devices. Plus, it comes with the best-selling piano method: Faber Piano Adventures to get students started on the right path. Adding in built-in speakers, convenient practice features, and more, GO:PIANO is the perfect companion for starting your piano-playing journey.
Product Features
- Premium piano performance in a compact and affordable instrument
- 61-note keyboard with standard full-size keys and authentic touch response
- Features Roland’s acclaimed piano sounds with 128-voice polyphony
- Also includes electric pianos, organs, and other sounds for exploring different styles
- Bluetooth audio/MIDI support for connecting with your smartphone or tablet
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Not bad, but I would have expected Roland to do better on the internal speakers. I’ve always been a fan of Roland. They’re very expressive, and have what I call ‘enhanced pianos’, where the low and the brights are amplified more.I’ve spent the past 20 minutes testdriving this piano, and it’s what you’d expect from other brands, like the Korg Kross, Yamaha YPG series, Casio Privia PX series, etc…The pros:1- A name brand piano2- Simple but effective design3- Has some of the best of Roland Piano’s sampled in it4- A light weight…
Excellent portable piano I really like this little piano. I purchased it as a portable piano, not to learn on. For its features, I think you can’t beat it. Velocity sensitive keys allow for some expression. Sounds are generally good quality. There are about 40 sounds, including about 10 pianos, 10 EPs, 10 organs, and then 10 additional like strings, synth, pad, and some voices like the awesome Jazz Scat, and a drum set. Functions are few but easy to navigate, like octave, transpose, reverb, etc. You can connect your…
Fair bang for the buck Interestingly enough, i could not find any consumer reviews on this piece. Anywhere. At all. Except the previous reviewer. Nevertheless I ordered so these are my first impressions.Pros:- after doing some research I can say that this is the smallest full size 64 keys keyboard on the market. It is actually smaller than some 49 key midis. I could EASILY fit it into the 49 keys gator bag and there is still plenty of space remains.- It is fairly light and transportable. Again, if…