The Model D4 Grand Piano Add-On from Pianoteq features a modeled version of a Steinway D Grand Piano from Hamburg, an instrument famous for its musical expression and being featured in numerous prominent recording studios and concert halls worldwide. The add-on requires Pianoteq version 4.0 or above.

Each note has been carefully adjusted in its finest detail, just like in a real factory. The result is a vivid instrument created for the most demanding musician. After two years of additional development, the D4 is now based on the improved physical model in Pianoteq 5, resulting in increased clarity and authenticity when used within the newest version.

Steinway D Grand Piano from Hamburg    Famous for Exquisite Musical Expression    Authentic Clear Tone

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you replace a burned out light bulb?

A: The On-Stage LED8800 LED Piano Lamp uses LEDs, which do not burn out in the same way that incandescent bulbs do. The LEDs are not replaceable.

Q: 2. Are the keys velocity sensitive?

A: No, the Carry-on Folding Piano (49 Keys, White) does not have velocity sensitive keys.

Q: 3. can the light bulbs be replaced by lamp owner if they ever go bad?

A: The leds on this light are not user replaceable.

Q: 4. Does the seat swivel?

A: There is no swivel on the K&M 14093 Piano Stool with Pneumatic Spring (Black).

Q: 5. Yamaha DGX-670 Does Yamaha make a portable 3-pedal unit? Can the keyboard be plugged into a PA system splitting the signal, left and right. Can 2 powered speakers be used by splitting the Headphone jack. Can an external vocal harmonizer be used with this keyboard?

A: Yes: . Yamaha does make a portable, 3 pedal unit, it may be compatible with the DGX-670, check with Yamaha: BH #YALP7A Yamaha LP7A 3-Pedal Unit for DGX-660, Black Key Features For YPG-635, DGX-640, DGX-650, DGX-660

Q: 6. DGX-670 can make programs like a drum machine

A: This will not function like a drum machine.

Q: 7. can the light bulbs be replaced by owner of the lamp if they ever go bad?

A: The leds on this light are not user replaceable.

Q: 8. What are the dimensions of the base? I didn't see it in the specs.

A: Unfortunately K&M has not provided a measurement for the base of the K&M 12297 LED Piano Lamp.

Q: 9. What are the differences between the DGX 670 and DGX 660?

A: The Yamaha DGX-670 is an updated model with Bluetooth and a color LCD display screen, as well as 256-note polyphony vs 192-note polyphony for the DGX-660, 263 style presets vs 205 style presets for the DGX-660, 601 sounds and 29 drum kits vs 539 sounds and 15 drum kits for the DGX-660. Both models have chorus, EQ, and reverb effects, but the DGX-770 also has a compressor, Additionally, the DGX-670 has a built-in 16-track recorder vs a 6-track recorder on the DGX-660. The DGX-670 is replacing the DGX-660 in the Yamaha product line of portable digital grand pianos.

Q: 10. What is the color temperature of this lamp--warm, cool, or somewhere in-between? I would prefer on the warm side, like the halogen lamp it will replace.

A: This light specification is 2500 Lux, therefore the light should be a warm white color.