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    Roland Digital Pianos

    A&C Hamilton are specialist in Roland Digital Pianos, we can recommend them for quality of sound suitability for exams and value for money

    Roland's quest to build the ultimate electronic piano started soon after the company was founded in 1972. Back then, much of the technology didn't exist so Roland had to invent it. Early highlights included developing Japan's first all-electronic combo piano, the world's first touch-sensitive keyboard, and even co-developing the MIDI language that allows all electronic musical instruments to talk to each other. All the while, we have refined the sound and touch to satisfy the stage and practice needs of world-class pianists. We also strive to design pianos that look as good as they sound; from classically-styled grand and upright pianos, to contemporary pianos with a stylish flat-top cabinet or a cutting-edge metallic body. Even though there is no end to mastering the art of piano making, we're excited to see what lies ahead.

    1973 - Introduction of the EP-10, Roland's first all -electronic, oscillation-based combo piano

    In this era, oscillation of the tone/bar and lead with electricity was the mainstream in electronic piano technology, and the introduction of the all-electronic, oscillation-based piano engine was a big leap forward.

    1974 The debut of the EP-30, the world's first electronic piano with a touch-sensitive keyboard

    The touch-sensitive keyboard - one that senses playing velocities from soft to hard - is standard technology in today's digital pianos. However, in the early days of electronic piano technology, it was a groundbreaking advancement.

    1983 - Roland co-developed the MIDI specification, which enabled electronic musical instruments from different manufacturers to communicate with each other.

    The HP-300 and HP-400 were the very first digital pianos to feature this revolutionary technology, letting their owners explore a myriad of creative possibilities. The two-piece cabinet design, comprising main body and stand, was another innovation that quickly became a mainstream trend. The HP-300 and HP-400, the first digital pianos with MIDI

    1986 - Introduction of the RD-1000 Stage Piano

    The RD-1000 was the most advanced digital piano of the time, built around Roland's advanced SA (Structured Adaptive) technology for a more authentic piano sound. Just a year later, this pro-focused technology was also available in Roland's home pianos, so you could enjoy the same piano sound used by the world-famous artists who made the music you grew up with. It's a tradition that continues to this day with our current RD stage pianos.

    1987 The debut of home pianos equipped with the SA sound engine (HP-5600S/HP-5500S/HP-4500S/HP-3000S)

    Roland brings its advanced SA technology to the home market.

    1991 - Introduction of the FP-8, a portable piano with 88 keys

    The fashionable red/white/gray color scheme was an instant success, as was the hammer-action keyboard. Incorporating a key mechanism with only a weight hammer and no springs, this keyboard's feel rivaled the natural touch of an acoustic piano.

    1992 -The debut of the HP-7700, a digital grand piano

    This instrument combined the compact size of digital piano electronics with the majestic and elegant look of an acoustic grand.

    2001 - The introduction of the HPi-5 with DigiScore, an LCD built into the music rack

    The groundbreaking DigiScore feature introduced a new way of practicing the piano, with a notation display (with automatic page turning) for the built-in piano songs, commercial music data, and song lyrics. It also displayed the user's playing as notation in real time.

    2003 The introduction of the stylish DP-900 Designer Piano

    With a depth of just 30 cm and a flat top with the lid closed, this simple and elegant piano instantly became a big hit.

    2009 The revolutionary V-Piano is born

    Roland reinvents piano technology with the V-Piano, a modeling-based digital instrument that uses no sampling whatsoever. With its groundbreaking “living” piano engine, the V-Piano is able to create the sounds of nearly any piano, both real and imagined.

    2015- Roland unveils the next generation digital piano, the LX-17

    From the sound to the keyboard to the tall upright cabinet housing a remarkable eight-speaker, multi-channel sound system, the LX-17 is a piano crafted for the connoisseur. With a brilliant mirror-like sheen and graceful design, this gorgeous instrument brings the majestic look of a high-end acoustic piano to your home.

    New Releases

    Yamaha Genos2

    New Release : £3599.01

    Yamaha PSR-SX720

    New Release : £1249.00

    Yamaha PSR-SX920

    New Release : £1999.00

    Korg Pa5X 61 Oriental

    New Release : £3999.00

    Established in 1983 A&C Hamilton Musical Instruments maintains a healthy balance of traditional business values with a keen sense for new business ideas. Getting new customers and keeping existing customers are equally important to us. As the internet has changed all our lives we continue to grow from strength to strength applying the tried and trusted methods of traditional retail sales to this new world of internet sales and store sales. The world is a smaller place but we are all still individuals within it. It is so much more fun selling to some one you can have a chat with, either email phone or in the shop than just sending boxes via couriers. Our company has a solid financial basis to trade and all premises are owned in full by the directors.

    Our Music Shop is on the outskirts of Preston with forecourt parking for 8 cars. Our closest town is Blackpool and nearby is Lytham St Annes. Blackburn and Southport are close by. Lancaster, Morecambe, Wigan, Burnley, Ormskirk, Bolton, Leigh, Accrington are also near me. Manchester Liverpool and Cumbria are around an hour away.

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