Korg Grandstage 73 Digital Stage Piano

Authentic piano touch and lush piano sounds, the Grandstage is equipped with seven powerful sound engines that make it worthy of being called the ultimate stage piano. 

Korg Grandstage 73 Digital Stage Piano Features 

• Sound engines that deliver the utmost in stage sound perfection
• A user interface designed for playability on stage.
• Reverb and delay that are easy to control.
• Dynamics knob lets you instantly control the sound's crispness and expressivity.
• Favorite buttons let you instantly recall the sound you want.
• Smooth sound transition creates a natural-feeling change when you switch sounds.
• Three-band equalizer lets you shape your sound.
• Layer/split capability lets you easily combine sounds.
• Panel lock prevents unintended operation.
• RH3 keyboard responds to even the subtlest nuances of your playing.
• Design that combines both elegance and individuality.
• Music rest, pedal, and keyboard stand are included.
• Made in Japan – Premium Japanese Quality.

SGX-2: Six acoustic pianos
Containing a stupendous amount of piano sound from top-level instruments worldwide, the SGX-2 acoustic piano sound engine is what makes the Grandstage worthy of the term "ultimate." The grand piano sounds were lavishly captured using instruments from Germany/Heidelberg, Germany/Berlin, Austria, Japan, as well as a newly sampled Italian grand piano. These five grand pianos are considered world-leading classics, and now they are available to you in an unparalleled playing experience. In addition, the Grandstage also provides a newly sampled upright piano sound, featuring a character that is different than the spacious and brilliant grand piano sounds, and possessing its own refinement and depth. 

These SGX-2 sound engines contain high-capacity unlooped stereo samples for every key, and use up to 12 levels of velocity switching to perfectly convey the detailed and powerful expressiveness of an acoustic piano, extending to damper resonance that reproduces the spaciousness that is felt when the pedal is pressed, and even mechanical noise.

Responding to the requests of numerous professional players, the Grandstage also provides monaural piano sounds for all of these acoustic piano programs. These monaural piano sounds were voiced not from a mono mix of stereo samples but from monaurally recorded sources, and will shine clearly even within a band's mix. 

EP-1: Six vintage electric pianos
The EP-1 electric piano sound engine contains a total of six vintage electric piano sounds: the classic I, II, V, and DMP models of instruments that generate sound by striking a metal tine, and the 200 and 200A models of instruments based on vibrating reeds. MDS (Multi-Dimensional Synthesis) technology delivers a further evolution of the concept of velocity switching, smoothly responding even to subtle changes in your keyboard dynamics. Realistically-reproduced amps, cabinets, speakers, and vintage effects add the finishing touches to these impeccable simulations. 

CX-3, VOX, and Compact: Three organs with personality
Three different organ sounds are provided. The CX-3 tonewheel organ sound engine is a complete reproduction of KORG's classic combo organ that went on sale in 1980. The newly designed VOX transistor organ sound engine reproduces the sound of the VOX organ that went on sale in 1960 and had such a great impact on popular music in Europe and the US. Also new is the Compact transistor organ sound engine which simulates the compact organs that earned a legendary place in rock during the same years as the VOX organ. By using these sound engines with the rotary speaker effect that's built into each one, you can experience the enjoyment of organ playing to your heart's content. 

AL-1 and HD-1: A rich variety of sounds
The Grandstage provides a total of 500 different sound programs, and in addition to the above five types of sound engine, it also gives you the AL-1 analog modeling sound engine that delivers well-defined reeds and thick brass sounds, and the HD-1 PCM sound engine that covers a wide variety of sounds. In particular, the HD-1 contains many new samples of distinctive keyboard instruments, including an eight-level multisampled clavi sound, as well as harpsichord, pipe organ, and the distinctive metallic sound of an FM piano.