F-90 Digital Piano from Roland
 July 22, 2001Roland is proud to announce the F-90 Digital Piano, an 88-note instrument that brings Roland’s finest piano sounds and Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard together in an affordable package—complete with a beautiful simulated maple finish. Onboard speakers and dual headphone outputs make the F-90 ideal for practice, or for those who simply want to enjoy owning a piano without all the extra space.
Inside the F-90’s elegant simulated maple finish are some of Roland’s finest grand piano sounds, inherited from the popular FP-3. These stereo-sampled sounds faithfully reproduce the sparkling clear notes of the upper register down to the natural reverberation of the lower register. And with Roland’s 88-note Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard, the F-90 gives players the same natural and responsive touch—lighter in the upper range and heavier in the lower range—as an acoustic grand piano.
Aside from the F-90’s range of stunningly realistic piano sounds, Roland included a variety of other instrument sounds like electric piano, harpsichord, organ, strings, choir and more. Onboard reverb simulates the concert hall experience, while a chorus effect can be added to fatten up the electric piano sounds. All of these instruments sound great through the F-90’s onboard speaker system, thanks to a special dual speaker box design carefully placed within the cabinet.
Great for students, the F-90 includes a Metronome function with adjustable tempo, beat and volume, while dual headphone outputs permit silent practice even among two players. Other connections include a stereo output, stereo input (for playing along with CDs, etc.), MIDI In/Out connectors, plus Damper and Soft Pedal jacks. For more information, visit their web site at www.rolandus.com. |
