Nord Piano 2 HP

[Rusty Mike]

Good points all. I guess it's a matter of perspective. I have no need to split the keyboard, so that feature is irrelevent to me. I also feel that pedal noise, damper resonance, etc. are so subtle they are lost in a band context anyway.

It's great, however, that the product has its appeal. I like the idea of the light weight combined with a quality sound.

[SingerNick]

Layering Wurlitzer with the Mellotron Hammond C3 M400 sample makes a thick and quirky organ. Add some stereo pan to the Wurli and you can even get a taste of that leslie effect. Does it sound as good as the electro? Of course not. But that ability to mix and match different samples gives you a ton of freedom to sculpt your own sound. Not to mention your combinations will be 100% original.

[maurus]

Any post-Musikmesse news on the expected price of this thing?

[Petrounic]

Any post-Musikmesse news on the expected price of this thing?

http://www.dv247.com/keyboards-and-midi ... no--106388

[maurus]

If true that would be very close to the price of the NP2.

[RobertoBennet]

The new Nord Piano 2 HP combines all the features from our Nord Piano 2 HA88 with the amazingly lightweight 73-key Hammer Action Portable keyboard (11 kg/ 24.25 lbs).

Any special setting and pre-causion during connecting with Nord Piano 2 HA88 with the amazingly lightweight 73-key Hammer Action Portable keyboard ?

[Hagenuk]

I almost clicked the thomann buy button but I am not 100% sure about the hammer action. Nord electro 3 Hp has 100 Tp and the np 2HP ? There is a difference because I played them both at music fair in frankfurt but I cant rememeber which one was easier to press down.

[maurus]

The two should be (at least roughly) the same. Both use a Fatar TP100 action if I am not completely mistaken.