Fully handmade in Italy with a distinctive and sophisticated design, the Dexibell VIVO H6 (Matte Black) is a digital upright piano that combines the best of both worlds: traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology. It offers the same features as the acclaimed VIVO H10, but without the microphone input. With 88 weighted, graded hammer-action, hybrid wood keys featuring ivory/ebony feel and escapement, 125 instrument sounds, and three preloaded Platinum sound libraries with authentic Italian and US acoustic pianos, three pedals, a 4-speaker sound system, and a comfortable, matching Dexibell bench, the VIVO H6 delivers a concert-quality playing experience that will satisfy even the most discerning pianist. 

Enhance your sounds with the built-in DSP including 24 types of reverb, delay, chorus, and compressor effects, and 3-band master EQ. Jam along with songs from your mobile device via Bluetooth streaming. Play WAV, AIFF, and MP3 files from the internal memory or an external USB flash drive. Record your rehearsals and performances in 32-bit / 48 kHz resolution to external USB memory, and reference them later via the internal song player. Stereo 1/4" main outputs and 3.5mm and 1/4" headphone outputs enable simple monitoring through external speakers or headphones.

Piano Enthusiasts, Accomplished Players    Unique Italian Upright Design + Bench    88 Hybrid Wood Keys/Graded Hammer Action    125 Sounds with Authentic Pianos    Unlimited Polyphony    Damper, Sostenuto, Soft Pedals    4-Speaker Sound System, 2 Headphone Outs    Bluetooth Audio/MIDI Connectivity    USB MIDI, USB Memory Port, 1/4" L/R Outs

• Dexibell's proprietary T2L (True to Life) technology utilizes a combination of sampling and modeling algorithms with 24-bit / 48 kHz playback resolution to deliver a definition 256-times greater compared to all other products working at 16-bit / 44.1 kHz.
• This gives pianists the ability to accurately express dynamics ranging from pianissimo to fortissimo, for a realistic performance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to in the following: 3 sounds inputs send to a mixer and one xlr connected to the the H6 recording the mix, as well as USB connected to a MAC for live streaming?

A: Unfortunately, the Zoom H6 will not support recording audio unto the SD card and streaming via the USB. You may want to consider the new sound devices mixpre series recorders as they will allow you to write audio to the SD and stream via the USB; B&H# SOMIXPRE6 and B&H# SOMIXPRE3.

Q: 2. is this an analog turntable?

A: Yes the Denon DP-400 Stereo Turntable is an analog turntable.

Q: 3. What material is stand made of? (plastic? wood?)

A: Laminate covered particle board.

Q: 4. I am a collegiate and professional choral conductor and I need a professional portable digital recorder to take on choir tours.I want a unit that also allows for external microphones but whether I use the H6 mics or externals,how is the sound quality for choral performances?

A: This is one of the best choices in a portable recorder you will find currently. The built-in mics are so good that you may decide not to travel with externals at all. The resulting live recordings are truly outstanding.

Q: 5. What batteries give the best record times?

A: I have been using Energizer lithium batteries. They last for a very long time.

Q: 6. will this work for the Yamaha modx8?

A: Thank you for your question. This is unit is only meant for certain keyboards in Yamahas "P" series. This will not work with the MODX8

Q: 7. Has anyone tried Lithium Ion batteries in this unit? Do they work?

A: Lithium AA batteries work fine and may last two to three times longer than alkaline cells.

Q: 8. How easy is it to remove the four feet on the Denon DP-400? I'm thinking of using ISO Acoustics ISO-Pucks or their OREA isolators.

A: There is a Philips head screw in the middle of the foot that fastens it to the turntable, so you just take out that screw to remove each foot.

Q: 9. This is a question about the Zoom Folder Hierarchy or Folder Structure. It seems that within a Zoom Folder, each and every time I start and stop a recording, it creates a NEW FOLDER within the MAIN FOLDER with that SINGLE AUDIO TRACK. Is there a way to record ALL audio tracks together within a single folder? This would make it much faster to edit all of the tracks together once downloaded. This is how Tascam work and is the most logical. If not, any tips on easily gathering the files after recording?

A: There really is no work around: Note: “nnnn” in the file name is the project number • All the files that are created during the same recording are managed by the as a single project unit. • During recording if the file size exceeds 2 GB a new file will be created automatically in the same project and recording will continue without pause. When this happens, numbers will be added to the ends of the file names: “-0001” for the first file, “-0002” for the second file and so on. See page #25: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/534154.pdf

Q: 10. How much GB Storage is recommend for recording audio 64gb or 128 gb ?

A: The memory card capacity you choose should be based on what you intend to record using the Zoom H6 6-Input / 6-Track Portable Handy Recorder, as well as the amount of time, the number of tracks, and the file format that you are going to be using. You can use either a 64 or 128GB SDXC like the SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO UHS-I SDXC Memory Card (B&H # SAEPSD64GBG) or the SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO UHS-I SDXC Memory Card (B&H # SAEPSD128GB). With a 64GB card using WAV format, you can record 64 hours on 2 tracks or 21 hours on 6 tracks. With a 128GB card using WAV format, you can record 128 hours on 2 tracks or 42 hours on 6 tracks. MP3 format will give you much more recording time than WAV format, but the trade-off is that MP3 format is a lower quality recording than WAV format. There are a lot of options to choose from and you can do some test recordings to determine which file format and how many tracks will be best for any specific recording application.