Roland KPD70 Triple Pedal Unit for FP30 Piano in Black is New by Roland 88 Key Digital Pianos . Arrange delivery, using our roadie service to any door in the UK Read More for product details & Ordering.
The Roland KPD70 Triple Pedal Unit for FP30 Piano in Black is New and delivered to all areas of the UK using our roadie delivery service.
Looking to get the most out of your Roland FP30 Piano check out the KPD70 features three high quality pedals on a beam that has beend esigned to specifically fit with the FP30 and its matching official stand.
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88 key digital pianos provide the full range of a traditional acoustic piano, making them ideal for players who want an authentic playing experience. With weighted keys and detailed piano sounds, they are well suited to classical playing, advanced practice, recording and performance. If you want the complete piano range and realistic feel without the size and upkeep of an acoustic piano, an 88 key digital piano is the closest modern alternative.
Digital pianos are designed to recreate the feel and sound of an acoustic piano while offering the convenience and flexibility of modern technology. They typically feature weighted keys, realistic piano tones, headphone outputs and compact designs that suit home practice, studio use and live performance. If you want an authentic piano playing experience without the size, maintenance or volume limitations of an acoustic instrument, digital pianos provide a practical and versatile solution.
Keyboards are versatile electronic instruments used for learning, songwriting, production and live performance. They range from simple, portable models with built-in sounds to more advanced instruments designed for studio and stage use. If you want an accessible way to explore music across many styles, keyboards offer flexibility, convenience and creative freedom.
Roland FP Series digital pianos are designed to deliver an authentic piano feel in a slim, portable format that suits both home use and live performance. They combine responsive key action with expressive piano sounds and modern connectivity, making them easy to integrate into practice, studio or stage setups. If you want a digital piano that balances realism, portability and versatility, Roland FP Series pianos are built to support confident, enjoyable playing.
An 88-key instrument provides a full piano-length keyboard with the widest playing range. It is used for detailed, expressive performance, complex arrangements, and realistic piano playing. For example, an 88-key keyboard allows full two-handed piano parts with natural spacing, dynamics, and extended range, making it ideal for studio work, composition, and live performance.
Digital is sound generation and processing based on digital signal processing rather than analogue circuitry. It is used for precise control, stable tuning, patch memory, and complex sound design that would be difficult to achieve with purely analogue systems. For example, a digital instrument might be used to create detailed evolving textures or realistic emulations while storing and recalling complete sound setups instantly.
Pedals are foot-operated controllers used to control and enhance performance. These include sustain pedals, expression pedals, volume pedals, and control pedals that connect to keyboards, synthesisers, and MIDI systems. They allow hands-free control of dynamics and parameters such as volume, modulation, or filters, making them useful tools for both live performance and studio setups.
A piano is a keyboard instrument designed to produce expressive, full-range musical tones with dynamic response. In electronic and digital form, it is used to recreate acoustic piano sounds or provide playable keyboard parts for composition, performance, and recording. For example, a piano is often used to lay down chord progressions, melodic lines, or harmonic foundations that form the core of a track or arrangement.
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