Roland HP702 Dark Rosewood
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Essential Information About the Roland HP702 Digital Piano
- Authentic 88-key touch thanks to the PHA-4 Standard keyboard with escapement and "ivory" coating for a feel close to an acoustic piano.- Realistic and expressive piano sound via Roland SuperNATURAL Piano Modeling technology, designed for a natural response to your playing.
- Musical versatility with 324 tones (electric pianos, strings, organs, and more) and a maximum polyphony of 384.
- Modern comfort: Dual/Split/Twin Piano modes, recorder, Headphones 3D Ambience effect, and comprehensive connectivity for playing, learning, and recording.
A Central Model in Roland's "Furniture Piano" Spirit
Designed as a console digital piano with a contemporary style, the HP702 emphasizes the balance between playing realism, sound quality, and modern features. It is aimed both at progressing pianists seeking a serious touch and experienced musicians looking for an elegant, stable, and pleasant instrument for daily use, whether with headphones or speakers.Keyboard Design
The Roland HP702 features a PHA-4 Standard 88-key keyboard, designed to reproduce the essential sensations of an acoustic piano. Its escapement mechanism allows precise control over dynamics and repetition, while the ivory touch enhances grip and comfort during long sessions. To adapt the response to your technique, the touch sensitivity offers 100 types, complemented by an adjustable hammer response with 10 levels, useful for finding a lighter or firmer resistance depending on your repertoire.Sound Quality
At the heart of the HP702, the SuperNATURAL Piano Modeling technology aims for a rich and realistic piano reproduction, with a musical response consistent with dynamics and articulation. The instrument offers 324 tones covering many contexts (electric pianos, strings, organs, and others), making it easy to switch from classical to contemporary music. The maximum polyphony of 384 provides headroom for dense passages with sustain and layering. For sound projection, the 2 x 14 W amplification and 2 x 12 cm speakers ensure clear and balanced output, while the Headphones 3D Ambience effect enhances immersion when playing with headphones.Built-in Effects
- Brilliance: adjusts clarity and perceived attack
- Ambience: adds a sense of space and depth
- Temperaments: 10 types, with selection of temperament pitch
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Acoustic | Touch | Heavy |
| Arpeggiator | No | Split & layer | Partner mode, layer, split |
| Bluetooth | No | Max polyphony | 384 |
| Speaker diameter | 4,7" | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Number of speakers | 2 | Inputs | Audio, USB audio, USB Midi |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Outputs | 3.5 mm headphone, 6.5 mm headphone |
| MIDI DIN I/O | No | Color | Brown |
| Number of keys | 88 | Finishing | Matt |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Roland HP702 Dark Rosewood have a weighted keyboard?
The PHA-4 Standard keyboard features 88 fully weighted keys with ivory feel keytops. Sensitivity offers 100 types, and hammer response can be adjusted across 10 levels.
Can two people play with headphones on this digital piano?
Two headphone outputs allow simultaneous practice for two players without using the speakers.
What audio and USB connections are available?
Connections include a stereo minijack AUX input and AUX Out L/Mono, R outputs on 6.35 mm jacks. USB to Device and USB to Host ports enable data transfer and interaction with a computer. MIDI, WAVE, and MP3 files can be recorded via USB depending on configuration.
Does the HP702 support working with a teacher?
Twin Piano, Split, and Dual modes facilitate duo practice and layering sounds. An integrated metronome and digital recorder support tempo tracking and performance playback.
What is the sound output power of the Roland HP702 piano?
Amplification delivers 2 x 14 W through two 12 cm speakers. Maximum polyphony reaches 384 voices, and 324 tones are available, including electric pianos, organs, and strings.
