Roland HP-137 Digital Piano Owner's Manual


Roland HP-137 Digital Piano Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
2.3 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
31 August, 2012
Models
HP-1, HP-137
MD5 checksum
3843C4C997D92C0902D24F44D7F6A1B0

About this manual

The Roland HP-137 is an entry-level digital piano featuring a weighted Hammer-Action keyboard and four distinct tones, including a high-quality concert grand piano sound. It is designed to offer a realistic playing experience with extended high-frequency response and sympathetic string vibration simulation. The instrument includes built-in speakers and two pedals (soft and damper) for authentic performance control.

What's inside

  • Getting Ready
  • Connecting the power cord
  • About the pedals
  • Turning the power on and off
  • Adjusting the volume
  • Connecting headphones
  • Listening to the demo songs
  • Selecting sounds
  • Adding Reverb
  • Connecting to MIDI devices

Specifications

Keyboard Typeweighted Hammer-Action keyboard
Number of Tonesfour sounds
Internal Demo Songseight
Headphone Jackstwo

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the soft pedal?

The soft pedal softens the sound, producing a sound that is not as strong as when played without it.

How do I stop the demo song playback?

Press the volume button and release it to stop the playback.

Can I use headphones with the HP-137?

Yes, connecting headphones to the HP-137 switches off its speakers, allowing you to play without disturbing others.

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