🎹Roland LX705 Digital Piano Review & Demo - Luxury Digital Upright Piano (LX Series)🎹 скачать в хорошем качестве

🎹Roland LX705 Digital Piano Review & Demo - Luxury Digital Upright Piano (LX Series)🎹

Sound - 1:56 Action - 16:33 Features - 20:54 🛒 Get the Roland LX705▸https://geni.us/Roland-LX705 🛒 See More Roland Digital Pianos▸ https://geni.us/Roland-Digital-Pianos 💕 Subscribe to Merriam Pianos HERE ▸ http://bit.ly/SubscribeMerriam 🔔 Click the 🔔 bell to be notified of all videos! ▸ http://bit.ly/SubscribeMerriam #Roland #LX705 #DigitalPiano Welcome to the Merriam Pianos YouTube channel! In this video, we’ll be featuring another premium digital upright piano with a full review of the Roland LX705. The LX705 is the entry point into Roland’s flagship LX line, and has been a very popular instrument in our store. If this is your first time to the channel, please like, subscribe and hit the notification bell! Piano Appearance: While we happen to be sitting in front of an LX705 in a light oak finish, the piano is actually available in 5 different premium finishes. One of the hallmarks of the LX series is the focus Roland has put into the cabinets - each LX series pianos looks like a real piano, and can actually function alone as a furniture piece. The quality of the veneer and wood working is right at the top of the industry. Piano Sound: While the LX705 is the entry point into the LX line, with the LX706 and LX708 being more expensive, the sound engines and internal features or ‘brain’ of each instrument is actually the same. What this means is that all three LX series pianos will sound exactly the same if you were to play them with headphones. The differences actually come down to speakers, action and cabinetry. The sound engine in each LX series piano and present here is Roland’s PureAcoustic Piano Modeling engine, with limitless polyphony. Sound modeling is newer technology that generates sound in real time, as opposed to triggering a pre-recorded sample. There’s a built in Piano Designer function which allows you to go in and edit a whole bunch of sound related parameters to customize your own preferred piano tone, or, it allows you to access several different preset configurations. The modeling applies to either the “European Grand” or “American Grand” sounds. Once you move past either of these tones and out of the sound modeling mode, there’s still a strong 256 notes of polyphony across the 324 total internal sounds. The other tones, including electric pianos, organs, strings, etc, are generally all studio quality across the board. In terms of the speakers and amplification system, while the LX705 isn’t designed to fill a gigantic room with sound, it will be more than enough for a standard sized living room. There’s 4 total speakers being driven by a total of 60 watts of amplification. The sound is very well balanced and clearly well thought out. Piano Action: Roland has featured their well regarded PHA50 action in the LX705. You can find this action throughout the top half of Roland’s lineup on models such as the RD2000, DP603, HP704, as well as the GP607 and GP609. This is wood/plastic hybrid action, with a triple sensor, escapement and a nice texture on the white and black keys. I personally own and gig with an RD2000, so I’m very familiar with this action. I can say from experience that this is a super durable action, and even after 1000’s of hours of use, there’s no unwanted key noise or clicking. Some folks feel this action is too spongy, but I don’t personally have that view. In my opinion, this is a great overall action. Piano Features/Connectivity: A big thing I love about the LX705 is how intuitive the user interface is, to the point that most won’t ever need to consult the owner’s manual. In terms of connectivity, the LX705 has a DC in jack, stereo mini input jack, ¼” L/MONO, R output jacks, USB type A and B as well as two headphone jacks. In addition, Bluetooth MIDI and Audio are covered as well. There’s a built in music desk, as well as key cover. Conclusions: We hope you enjoyed this review of the LX705. Stay tuned for an upcoming video where we’ll be comparing the LX705 and the Kawai CA79. Thanks for watching! Connect with Merriam Music: ● Website ▸ https://www.merriammusic.com/ ● Contact Us ▸ https://www.merriammusic.com/contact/ ● Instagram ▸   / merriammusic   ● Facebook ▸   / merriammusic   ● Twitter ▸   / merriammusicinc