Σύστημα SILENT μάρκας KIOSHI, δεύτερης γενιάς, με τεχνολογία οπτικών αισθητήρων. Για περισσότερες πληροφορίες καλέστε στο 210 4132715 ή 6937 444258
Τεχνικά χαρακτηριστικά (Αγγλικά):
The new generation of Kioshi:
- significantly improved sound
- increased polyphony: no sound dropouts with large chords and pedal use.
- interference-free, mechanical pedal sensor
- Calibration tone by tone.
Versatile and sustainable:
The sensor strip consists of modules and can be adapted to different divisions of the keyboard. The modules can be replaced individually for repairs.
In a nutshell..
- Mute your piano without losing its touch (Optical Sensor Strip).
- Record/play back.
- Connect your piano to musical apps via Bluetooth or MIDI.
- 128 different sound samples.
- Built-in metronome.
- Maximum simultaneous Polyphony of 189 notes.
- Bluetooth connection
- Cable
- MIDI
- Aux
- USB MIDI
APPLICATION:
Silently groundbreaking..
Plug · Switch · Play
Plug in your headphones, switch the lever and play your piano in silence with Kioshi. Practice whenever you want, without disturbing the peace. Kioshi Interactive Piano Silent System can be installed in almost any upright piano.
But how does that work?
Easy. After installing Kioshi, a mute rail will catch the piano hammer right before it hits. Every key will get its own sensor that turns your touch into MIDI data. Simply plug in your headphones and play in silence.
Turn the wheel!
Experiment with different tones. Let your creativity flow with more than 125 samples to choose from. Want to get inspired? Kioshi offers different demo songs you can listen to and play along with. The build-in metronome helps you to stay in the right rhythm. Expect some curious faces when you play Kioshi. That’s why we made sure there’s an extra headphone jack for people to plug along.
Record and play back.
We believe in what you see is what you get. Kioshi’s simple interface helps you to easily navigate through the multiple options. Press the record button and save your own masterpieces. Play them directly through your headphones or connect your devices via bluetooth and cable. Oh, and before we forget, Kioshi loves the language of MIDI.