Roland HP-135 Digital Piano Owner's Manual


Roland HP-135 Digital Piano Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
2.9 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
31 August, 2012
Models
HP-1, HP 135
MD5 checksum
4848FA2070DCAD56A3E5A3B4606718ED

About this manual

This manual provides instructions for the Roland HP-135 Digital Piano, highlighting its use of Advanced SA Process digital sound sources to recreate concert grand piano tones without the need for tuning. Key features include six different sounds, dual function layering, digital effects like chorus and reverb, and a built-in recorder.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Assembling the Stand
  • Features
  • Advanced SA Sound Sources
  • Damper Pedal
  • Passive Reflection Speaker System
  • MIDI Capability
  • Key Touch Function
  • Recorder
  • Master Tuning

Specifications

Sound Source TechnologyAdvanced SA Process
Number of SoundsSix Different Sounds
Digital EffectsChorus and Reverb
Touch LevelsThree

Frequently asked questions

Does the HP-135 require tuning?

No, because the instrument's sound sources are digital, the piano will never need tuning to retain its sound quality.

What is the passive reflection speaker system?

It is a system where rear 'Passive Holes' reflect 'Mid-High' frequencies when the piano is placed close to a wall.

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