Alesis Prestige Artist 88-Key Digital Piano with Graded Hammer Action Keys

Get an authentic piano-playing feeling at home with the Alesis Prestige Artist. This digital piano comes with graded hammer-action keys and 30 super-realistic built - in sounds. It's a great alternative to a full - size acoustic piano. It has premium multi - sampled voices, 256 max polyphony, and a 50W custom - voiced micro - array speaker system that sounds amazing anywhere in the room. The piano is well - built, compact, and lightweight, so you can play it, store it, or take it with you easily. The intuitive OLED screen and control panel make it simple to change sounds and settings. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, the Prestige Artist performs well in any situation. Features: - 88 full - sized graded hammer - action keys with adjustable touch response - 30 premium multi - sampled voices that can split or layer 2 voices at once - 256 max polyphony for a highly realistic piano experience - 50W (2x25W) micro - array speaker system that sounds clear and real in any setting - OLED screen for easy parameter adjustment - Lesson mode divides the keyboard into two zones with the same pitch and voice - Record mode lets you record and listen to your performance - Stereo ¼” (6.35mm) outputs for connecting to a mixer, amp, or other sound system - ¼” (6.35mm) and 1/8” (3.5mm) headphone outputs for private practice - 1/8” Aux input to play along with an external source - USB - MIDI output for use with educational software or virtual instrument plugins

Using the Alesis Prestige Artist digital piano is easy. First, plug it in and turn it on. You can adjust the touch response of the 88 keys according to your preference. To change sounds, just use the intuitive OLED screen. You can split or layer voices to create unique sounds. For beginners, the lesson mode is great. It divides the keyboard into two zones with the same pitch and voice. You can record your playing using the record mode and then listen back to improve. When using headphones, plug them into the ¼” (6.35mm) or 1/8” (3.5mm) outputs to mute the internal speakers for private practice. You can also connect external devices like mixers or amps using the stereo ¼” (6.35mm) outputs. And if you want to play along with an external source, use the 1/8” Aux input. For those using educational software or virtual instrument plugins, connect via the USB - MIDI output. As for maintenance, keep the piano clean by using a soft, dry cloth. Don't place it in a very humid or hot environment. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it to save energy and protect the device.