Open Box Roland RP501R Digital Upright Home Piano - Level 2 Black 197881572051
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Description
The Roland RP501R digital upright home piano is an innovative instrument that brings a premium playing experience into your personal space. The RP501R delivers authentic grand piano touch and tone in an affordable, space-efficient cabinet. Powered by Roland's renowned SuperNATURAL piano modeling technology, this digital piano produces rich, complex tones across its 88 full-sized keys. With Ivory feel keyboard, the RP501R provides a remarkably realistic playing feel to inspire your creativity.
SuperNATURAL Piano Modeling for Unparalleled Realism
At the heart of the RP501R is Roland's SuperNATURAL Piano modeling engine. This advanced technology recreates the complex tonal characteristics of an acoustic grand piano with intricate nuances from gentle pianissimo to powerful fortissimo. The result is a digital piano that sounds and responds like a fine concert grand.
Ivory Feel Keyboard for Authentic Touch
The RP501R features Roland's acclaimed Ivory Feel keyboard with escapement mechanism. Made of high-quality synthetic ivory and ebony, this keyboard provides a texture and tactile sensation nearly indistinguishable from a real ivory keyboard.
Contemporary Cabinet Design With Hidden Speakers
The RP501R features a contemporary cabinet design with retractable keyboard cover. Despite its compact footprint, it produces a rich, spatial sound from its built-in stereo speaker system. For private practice, you can use the headphone jacks to keep your performance to yourself. With elegant lines and a durable finish, the RP501R is a piano you'll be proud to own for years to come.


Features
- SuperNATURAL Piano delivers the authentic tone of an acoustic grand piano in a digital upright form factorPHA-4 Standard keyboard features high-resolution touch sensing for expressive and responsive play
- Progressive Damper Action pedal offers continuous response for half-pedaling and other traditional acoustic piano techniques
- Headphones 3D Ambience effect provides a multi-dimensional sound experience when using headphones
- Connect to a world of exciting apps such as Roland’s Piano Partner 2, which encourages daily piano learning and makes practicing fun
- Extensive onboard song library, including scale-learning songs, plus metronome and recording functions to boost practice and learning
- Sophisticated onboard Rhythm feature with intelligent accompaniment (72 different rhythm styles, including six pianist styles)
Specs
- Number of keys: 88
- Action: PHA-4
- Key size: Full
- Aftertouch/Velocity: Velocity
- Key Type: Piano-style
- Number of sounds: 316
- Polyphony (max): 128
- Layers: Yes
- Split: Yes
- AUX input: 3.5 mm
- MIDI Connectivity: USB
- Line output: L/MONO, R
- Line input: 3.5 mm
- USB Connectivity: Memory A, B to Host
- Headphone jacks: 2
- Pedal inputs: 2
- Storage type: USB Flash
- Bluetooth: Yes
- Onboard Features
- Recording/Playback 30,000 note
- Accompaniment styles: 72
- Preset songs: 10
- Effects: Reverb, chorus
- Built-in speakers: Yes
- Pitch bend/Modulation: No
- Other controls: N/A
- Reverb: Yes
- Chorus: Yes
- Delay: No
- Equalizer: No
- Arpeggio: No
- Other: Ambience, brilliance
- Power adapter: Included
- Batteries: N/A
- Stand or bench included: Stand
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 54.25" (137.80 cm) x 39.06" (99.20 cm) x 16.65" (42.30 cm)
- Weight: 89.95 lb. (40.80 kg)
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Reviews
4.67
9 Reviews
86%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Learning7
- Accompaniment5
- Electronic Music4
- Chamber Music3
- MIDI3
- None1
- Poor Action1
- Unrealistic sound1
- price and speakers are good but not elite1
- Experienced6
- Novice1
- Professional Musician1
- Easy to Use7
- Good Audio7
- Pre-programmed music7
- Responsive / Good Action7
- Touch Sensitive Keys7
Reviewed by 9 customers
288 Manor Dr
submitted9 months ago
byDanny
fromRadcliff KY, Fort Knox
Yamaha is okay but this is the best piano that I have owned. More piano tones and more features. I was thinking about getting a new Yamaha because mine Yamaha was 20 years old. Elton John plays them and I'm a fan. I checked out the Roland and I'm very happy with it. .
Very happy with the quality and sound
submitted10 months ago
byIan
fromNorth Carolina
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
You can't beat it for the price. We are very happy with this piano.
Wow, What A Super Sound
Verified Buyer
submitted3 years ago
byJan
fromGarner, NC
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I have played piano for many years. I gave my piano to grandchild 20+ yrs ago. I decided to start playing again and purchased a cheaper electric piano, however, I was not pleased at all. We decided to go to Guitar Center and talked with one of the managers. He suggested the Rowland RP501R. After playing it, had to have it. Plays like a dream, voices are superb, ease of assembling was absolutely amazing.
Love this piano
Verified Buyer
submitted3 years ago
byConnie
fromMissouri
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Plays beautifully. I would recommend it to others.
Very Nice
submitted5 years ago
byC.O.
fromNJ
exceeded my expectations.
I should have bought the RP102
submitted5 years ago
bySteve
fromCalifornia
I was told by a keyboard specialist at Guitar Center that the RP102 was discontinued and was replaced by the RP501R. They did not have a 501 in the store in the display room so I took his word for it. Being that I only played the RP102 in the keyboard room , i only had that to base the quality of the 501. First of all I loved the 102. The keys were weighted excellently and the piano sound was superior. Well i bought the 501 and lugged it home and set it up in my apartment only to be disappointed by the piano sounds. They are inferior to the 102, muffled on the low end and the keys even seem cheaper. I play classical music so sound and tone is very important to me. That's the down side. The plus is that it has some other cool patches and a bunch of preset rhythms you can accompany to. That said , the reason I bought this model in the first place was for the incredible piano sound of the 102. Anyways buyer beware. I would test drive this thing before you spend over a thousand bucks for it. I only blame myself for not waiting for a showroom model to be available for play.

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