The black RP701 88-Key Classic Digital Piano with Stand and Bench from Roland brings families and beginning players a rewarding playing and practicing experience in a compact, streamlined instrument, elegantly crafted with a traditional upright appearance designed to complement any home.

Roland's SuperNATURAL sound engine provids a rich, comprehensive sound palatte with 324 different tones to choose from, while the PHA-4 Standard keyboard is touch-sensitive and ready to handle all the dynamics and nuances of your performance. The keyboard offers dual, split, and twin piano modes, and you can play through the two built-in 12W speakers or use the headphone jack with 3D enhancement for private sessions. Two USB ports allow you to connect to your computer and add a separately available flash drive for storage. Bluetooth is also onboard for MIDI data or for use as a wireless aux input, so you can play along with your favorite tunes. A 3.5mm aux input for wired connection is also provided.

The included stand offers an integrated triple pedal with damper, soft, and sustenudo for expressive control similar to that of an acoustic piano. Completing the package is a matching piano bench with height adjustment.

Traditional Design, Bluetooth Enabled    324 SuperNATURAL Sound Engine Tones    Touch-Sensitive PHA-4 Standard Keyboard    Matching 3-Pedal Stand, Adjustable Bench    256-Note Polyphony, Dual & Split Modes    Two 12W Speakers, USB Connectors    Headphone Jack with 3D Ambience    Easy-to-Use OLED Display    Practice with Piano Every Day App

If you're used to playing your piano teacher's acoustic, you'll find the RP701 a smooth transition. This digital piano feels instantly familiar, not only capturing the sound of each note in minute detail, but also reflecting your touch and dynamics. The powerful onboard SuperNATURAL sound engine means you'll hear all the subtle changes in tone and resonance, just as you would on an acoustic instrument. That lifelike tone is matched by the PHA-4 Standard keyboard with escapement and ivory-touch white keys that feel just right, even down to the distinctive click when each one is played. Also included is a Progressive Damper Action pedal, so you can practice the same half-pedal techniques taught in music lessons.

The RP701's simple controls and friendly icons make it easy for younger players to access all the basics on their own without you standing over them. From 300-plus onboard songs and a practice-friendly metronome, to recording functions and app connectivity, it's all right under your fingers. Sit down and enjoy rich, powerful sound from the twin speakers. Or when you want to focus on playing without distractions, simply slide the keyboard lid to hide the control panel, connect headphones, and lose yourself in headphones' 3D Ambience that surrounds you with warm, evocative piano sound.

If you're drawn to the classic contours of an acoustic piano, the RP701 will appeal to you. Influenced by the award-winning design of Roland's high-end LX and HP series, the sophisticated cabinet blends curves and straight lines, with slim front legs that complete the visual statement. Available in four finishes, the RP701 blends into a wide variety of room styles. Try soothing and subtle dark rosewood, or a light oak finish with its fusion of elegant oak grain and fashionable greige accents. Or, just keep it classic with the striking white or contemporary black options.

Great digital pianos include features that keep the whole family interested, so everyone's more likely to keep playing. Using Bluetooth audio, you can connect to your tablet or smartphone, stream music through the RP701's speakers or headphones, and then play along with your favorite artists. And with Bluetooth MIDI, it's simple to explore online teaching platforms like Skoove or try Roland's Piano Every Day app, which automatically records your performance for self-assessment and challenges, helping you to learn a new piece with the One Week Master program.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this all come in one box? And if so what are the dimensions of the package?

A: This bundle would come in multiple boxes, and the amount of boxes would be dependent on which warehouse the items ship from.

Q: 2. How would you turn off the internal speakers on this numa compact2 piano and run audio only on the output to monitor via studio monitors?

A: The internal speakers can be disabled via the global menu on the Numa Compact 2X.

Q: 3. Is there a jack for headphones?

A: Yes there is.

Q: 4. Does this purchase come with headphones, the stand for the keyboard and the pedal or do we have to purchase those separately? If so, what brand would be compatible?

A: This piano does not include those accessories. Here's a bundle kit we offer that you can purchase along with the piano. This will include the headphones, stand, and sustain pedal: BH #ULJSXS300K.

Q: 5. Is the stand for the keyboard made out of wood or metal?

A: Yes the Yamaha stand L-85 Stand thats included with this package is made out of wood.

Q: 6. How would you switch off the internal speakers on this numa compact 2 piano in order to monitor only via the audio output using studio monitors?

A: Hi Richard, The internal speakers can be disabled via the global menu on the Numa Compact 2X.

Q: 7. I don't see any MIDI jacks. Does this support MIDI over USB?

A: Yes. MIDI is supported via the USB port.

Q: 8. Are the keys weighted like a piano?

A: I have a piano at home and this keyboard. It is not identical in feel to my piano, but no pianos are exactly alike. I feel it is similar to other pianos I have played on, so I would say yes. The feel is good enough that I alternate days of practice on my regular piano and the electric keyboard. This variation allow me to ready for other pianos I might have to play on.

Q: 9. What is the difference with the previous model YDP-164?

A: While many of the basic features are the same, there are a few differences between the Yamaha ARIUS YDP-165 88-Key Console Digital Piano with Bench and the previous model, the Yamaha YDP-164 88-Key Console Digital Piano with Bench, including some updated features. One of the new features on the YDP-165 is a Layer mode which allows two different instruments such as an acoustic piano and a string ensemble to be played together for a more complex sound. The YDP-164 does not offer this feature. For presets, the YDP-165 has 10 demo songs, 50 classic songs, and 303 lesson songs while the YDP-164 has 10 demo songs and 50 classics, but no lesson songs. Both pianos can record one song at a time with two tracks, but the data capacity differs. The YDP-165 can record approximately 150 KB per song and the YDP-164 can record approximately 100 KB per song (approximately 11,000 notes). The YDP-165 also has a built-in metronome and tuner.

Q: 10. Does this Alesis concert have full size keys and if not what is the difference? Looking for an adult male.

A: Yes, the Alesis Concert 88-Key Digital Piano has 88 full-sized keys.