Product Detail
The Kurzweil KA130 is an outstanding 88-key fully-weighted digital piano with a simulated rosewood finish. It features an 88-note fully weighted hammer action keyboard with adjustable touch sensitivity, giving you a realistic piano-playing feel. There are 16 inspiring factory presets, offering a wide array of acoustic and electronic sounds from pianos to choir instruments. The built-in MIDI song recorder lets you record and store up to 5 of your own keyboard performances. With an intelligent learning system, you can advance your skills by arranging lessons, selecting practice songs, and monitoring your progress. The simple and intuitive controls on the sleek panel make accessing all functions a breeze. The modern spinet-style cabinet comes in simulated rosewood or white, housing a 30W 2-speaker stereo sound system, a built-in music stand, and a slide-out fallboard. It also includes built-in pedals for sustain, sostenuto, and soft effects. Technically, it has 6 selectable keyboard sensitivity levels, a 7-segment 3-digit LED display, 32 voices, and much more. A matching bench is included, and it has dimensions of 53.6”(W) x 17.3” (D) x 33.7” (H) and weighs 96 lb. / 43.5 kg, powered by a DC 12V, 2.0A external power supply.
Using your Kurzweil KA130 digital piano is a breeze. First, plug it into the DC 12V, 2.0A external power supply. You can connect headphones using the 1/4” stereo headphone outs for private practice. To start playing different sounds, use the 16 primary presets on the control panel. If you want to record your performance, the MIDI song recorder makes it easy - just hit the record button and start playing. You can store up to 5 songs. For learning, use the intelligent learning system. Select the songs you want to practice and follow the score lesson mode. When it comes to maintenance, keep the piano in a dry place. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. Clean the cabinet with a soft, dry cloth. Check the pedals regularly to ensure they are working smoothly. If you want to connect external devices, use the RCA line outs and ins. And remember, you can connect it to your computer via the USB port without the need for software drivers.
