This electronic download of Chicago Upright 1927 from BOZ DIGITAL features 40MB of samples of a 48" Baldwin Monarch upright piano built in Chicago in 1927. In spite of its age, the piano has all of its original parts and strings, delivering a unique sound. Sampled using microphone positions in a large open living room, the imperfections of the piano matched with the painstaking sampling process gives the listener a real sense of being in the room with a real piano. With a tubby and dark low end, a warm and cozy mid range, and a resonant yet growly high end, the piano's sounds are gritty with a vintage feel. You can use this virtual instrument as standalone software or as a plug-in for your DAW (supports AAX Native, AU, VST2, and VST3 formats).

True Release Samples    Resonance Samples    Required Hard-Drive Space: 40MB    Windows and macOS Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the internal battery be replaced?

A: No the internal battery in this unit can not be replaced, if unit stops charging contact Sennheiser for further instructions.

Q: 2. Where is the Minox X-Lite made?

A: The Minox 8x26 X-Lite Binoculars BH #MI8X26XLB • MFR #10009 are made in China

Q: 3. Is it possible to pair 2 transmitters to 1 receiver?

A: The Sennheiser AVX receiver unit is only able to pair with a single transmitter simultaneously. For multiple mics operating simultaneously, you will need multiple complete systems. Each transmitter paired to its own receiver.

Q: 4. I have receptor trouble wont let me pair if i press the pair button all the green leds turn on and then it shut off it self, any idea about the problem? Thanks

A: In order to assist you it would be helpful to know which transmitter you are using with the AVX EKP receiver. There are two options -- the Sennheiser SK AVX Digital Bodypack Transmitter - 1.9 GHz (B&H # SESKAVX4) and Sennheiser SKM AVX-835S Digital Handheld Microphone Transmitter - 1.9 GHz (B&H # SESKMAVX8354). The receiver and transmitter must both be powered on and within line of sight of each other in order to pair them. The transmitter and receiver need to be within close proximity and able to "see" each other during setup. Please be aware that other Sennheiser transmitters like those from the Evolution series or the XS series (which operate on the UHF band) or XSW-D series (which operates on the 2.4 GHz band) are not compatible for use with the AVX series receiver. Please contact us by phone or through live chat on the website if you have additional questions or if you would like further assistance to troubleshoot the problem.

Q: 5. One thing that is kind of unclear from the overview, video and all sources I have read online is what powers the receiver. I understand that if you use it with the 3.5mm output for a DSLR you will need the supplied power pack. But if it is connected via XLR to a camera that supplies phantom power will it be able to work endlessly just from the cameras power or does it still need the power pack. The weight of the item is listed without the weight of the power pack. If you need this power pack even with phantom power through XLR, how much is the total weight with power pack?

A: The receiver has a small battery attached. This is the way it's powered. When the receiver is attached to an xlr connection and phantom power is switched on the unit will see the phantom power and shut off and turn on when the camera is turned off or on. The xlr on the camera Does Not power the receiver. It only acts to save the on board battery of the receiver when the camera is turned off/on. The receiver battery lasts for approx. 4 hours.

Q: 6. Are the XLR variants phantom powered? Do I still need to recharge the receiver?

A: No it cannot. Phantom power wont hurt the unit, but it won't help either. You can however power the wireless via the USB-C via a power supply or via the USB port of your mixing console, if it sports one.

Q: 7. Can it be charged via D-Tap power source? (DC 11.9-17v) With a D tap to Micro USB cable? And is it operable while plugged in?

A: You could use the AVX with a D-Tap power source, however you would need to ensure the voltage out to the unit is 5v. Here's a cable that could regulate the power: BH #GYDTAPMUSBLC. The AVX can be powered via micro-usb while in use.

Q: 8. Is it possible to pair 3 recievers to one transmitter. In other words, if the talent wear the transmitter, can it transmit his audio to 3 cameras?

A: Unfortunately it cannot. Each transmitter can only be paired with one receiver at a time. If your cameras are stationary, you could connect the AVX receiver to an audio mixer and split the output signal to your 3 cameras via cables.

Q: 9. is the orientation of the xlr male connector adjustable? or is it fixed.

A: If you need more space, use a 1 foot XLR cable to extend.Enter an answer to this question.

Q: 10. For sound reinforcement of speech with frequent rough handling from frequent travel, will a SM58 be a better choice than an equivalent Sennheiser mic for use with the XSW-D? If so why, if not which mic would be best and why?

A: The plug-on transmitter can be used with any handheld dynamic microphone, so you can use any mic that you prefer, regardless of the mic's manufacturer.