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The Cruma Seven Vintage Style stage piano has many interesting features in addition to its 73-key hammer action. The stage p... All product info

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Crumar Seven

Vintage Style Stage Piano

The Cruma Seven Vintage Style stage piano has many interesting features in addition to its 73-key hammer action. The stage piano is built into a wooden case and has a shape reminiscent of some of the most famous electric pianos of the early 1970s. The main focus of the Crumar Seven is the electric piano. In addition, there are a total of 32 sounds. 2 effect slots, an amp simulation, WiFi spot for web app editor and an illuminated RGB encoder are just a few of the functions that make the Crumar Seven a stage piano that can not only present itself optically on every stage.

Highest quality sound generation

All sounds in Crumar Seven are based on real-time synthesis models, various types of syntheses specifically designed to reproduce a particular sound. Here the 9 different sound productions of Tine, Electric Piano, Read Electric Piano, Electric Baby Grand, Clavi E.P, Digital E.P up to Acoustic Grand Piano and Sample Playback are calibrated.

Effect for the right sound

The Crumar Seven is equipped with 2 effect slots. All the effects you need for good electric piano sounds or for Clavinet can be found there. Whether trmolo, aoto-panner, LFO wha wha, chorus or phaser, all effects are easily selectable.

Classic look, modern interior

The Crumar Seven is built into a solid wooden case with handle, as it was known from the 70s. Included in delivery are metal legs that can be easily screwed to the underside of the piano and stored in the lid for transport.