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Combines advances in sound, touch, and design into a feast for all the senses.
All piano
sampling for the C-520 is done in stereo to preserve the natural imaging of the sound. Korg's Piano eXperience technology
takes audio sampling to new levels of realism, accurately reproducing every dimensional detail of the sound being captured.
Different dynamic levels are captured to extend the instrument's expressive vocabulary.
Going even further, the C-520
uses the sound of the key being released and the hammer returning, as well as the sympathetic damper resonance of the strings
to create all of the subtle shadings that create a superior sound. This attention to detail defines the sound of the new C-520.
Harpsichord
and clavinets, organs, electric pianos, and dozens of other sounds are also available in the C-520. 40 sounds are arranged
into four banks of 10 for easy access.
Two sounds can be used together for a layered performance, and the C-520 also
has a split function for playing sounds in separate areas of the keyboard. To further enhance the sound, you can add adjustable
levels of reverb and chorus. In addition, the C-520 has a per-sound Insert Effect-including Rotary Speaker, Tremolo, Delay,
Phaser, and Equalizer-that can greatly add to the character of each sound, even when layering and splitting. The Performance
function allows you to easily save and recall up to 30 of these sound combinations, including levels, effects, split point,
and more.
The C-520 features Korg's newest ultra-responsive RH3 graded hammer action. Weighted and balanced like a
true grand piano, the keys are progressively lighter toward the upper end of the keyboard. In addition, the response of the
keyboard can be adjusted to suit the player's taste thanks to eight velocity curves, plus a "fixed" level setting for authentic
harpsichord and organ performances. The C-520 has three pedals including half-pedaling response for the damper and soft
pedals for an even more authentic performance. A convenient folding music rest is provided.
The C-520's cabinetry
is characterized by graceful curves and accents, adding a refined look. The dark rosewood finish is designed to blend with
any décor. The front panel controls are understated and uncluttered, and LED indicators provide visual feedback of
the current settings.
Concealed in this artistic presentation is a powerful internal sound system. The C-520 is housed
in an internal bass reflex chamber for additional "punch," with a pair of tweeters for increased clarity, all powered by 35-watt
amplifiers.
The C-520 piano can be transposed into any musical key, and 10 temperaments are provided. The metronome
is adjustable and provides a reliable aid for rhythmic practicing: you can select a traditional click or even a drum pattern
to play with. MIDI In and Out ports are available for interfacing with a computer or other MIDI-equipped musical products.
Audio outputs allow the pianos to be connected to a sound system or recording device - perfect for schools and worship services.
Two headphone outputs are provided for silent practice or teacher and student privacy.
A two-part recorder lets you
accompany yourself or record a complete piano performance. Using the demo songs, the Piano Lesson feature allows you to isolate
either hand, so that each part can be learned independently. The C-520 is also equipped with audio inputs so you can play
along with CDs or add a MIDI sound module, and a USB computer interface both for MIDI connection and data exchange. To keep
track of all these features, the C-520 features a 16-character backlit LCD display.
Korg
C-520 88-Key Digital Piano with Speakers Refurb Specifications:
- 54"W
x 18-1/4"D x 34-1/4"H
- 117 lbs.
Korg C-520
88-Key Digital Piano with Speakers Refurb Features:
- 88 keys
- RH3
graded hammer-action keyboard
- 35W x 2
- 2 - 5" speakers with tweeters
- Eight
velocity curves
- Piano eXperience stereo sampling
- 62-voice polyphony
- Normal,
Layer, Split, and Performance modes
- 40 program types: 7 acoustic pianos, honky-tonk, electric grand, 8
electric pianos, 2 harpsichords, 2 clavs, 2 vibraphones, acoustic guitar, 3 jazz organs, 3 church organs, 3 strings, 3 choirs,
4 basses
- Effects: 8 reverb types, 6 chorus types, brilliance, and 24 insert effects including tremolo,
delay, rotary speaker, and EQ
- 2-part recorder, 45,000 notes per song
- Built-in metronome
- Transposing feature
- Damper, soft, and sostenuto pedals (damper and soft support half-pedaling)
- 16-character backlit LCD
- MIDI I/O
- USB connectivity
- Dark
rosewood cabinet
An instrument that can interpret every nuance
of touch into a meaningful musical gesture. Order now!
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