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Sound and Effects| internal sounds | 15 voices |
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| polyphony | max. 96 notes |
| reverb | Room, Stage, Hall |
| effects | Chorus (Preset) |
Power and Output| output power | 20 W x 2 |
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| speakers | 12 cm x 2 |
Weight and Dimensions| weight | 37.0 kg |
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| width | 136 cm |
| depth | 40 cm |
| height | 85 cm |
Explains the meaning of caution and warning symbols used in the manual.
Details the layout and function of the digital piano's control panel buttons and sliders.
Instructions on how to use and apply the provided function label for easier operation.
Explains how to connect headphones to the digital piano for listening.
Describes the operation and purpose of the damper, sostenuto, and soft pedals.
Step-by-step guide to connecting power, turning on the unit, and setting initial volume.
How to play internal demo songs and skip to the next song.
Explains sequential, direct, and default sound selection methods.
Instructions for layering two preset sounds to create a richer tone.
How to activate and use the Four Hands mode for playing with another person.
How to start, stop, and change the time signature of the metronome.
Methods to set the metronome tempo using number keys or gradual adjustment.
Guide to choosing and previewing Concert Magic songs.
Explanation of Easy Beat, Melody Play, and Skillful song arrangement categories.
Tips for performing more challenging Concert Magic songs.
How to choose lesson songs from different song books.
Listening to songs, practicing parts, and exiting lesson mode.
Instructions for isolating and practicing individual hand parts of a lesson.
Methods to change the tempo for practicing lesson songs.
Step-by-step guide to recording your playing onto the digital piano.
How to listen to and delete recorded performances from memory.
How to enter Function Mode and change various advanced parameters.
Adjusting keyboard touch and transposing the pitch in half steps.
Fine-tuning pitch and applying simulated acoustic environments.
Simulating damper resonance and selecting Concert Magic modes.
How to select the MIDI channel (1-16) for data exchange with external devices.
Controlling whether the piano's sound is heard when keys are played.
Enabling reception on multiple MIDI channels for ensemble playing.
Sending program change data when sounds are altered on the piano.
Overview of jacks for headphones, pedals, and MIDI devices.
List of parts and initial steps for assembling the piano unit.
Final steps for securing the piano to the stand and adjusting the pedal board.
List of 40 Concert Magic songs, their categories, keys, and performance modes.
List of songs available from Alfred's Basic Piano Library lesson books.
List of etudes from Burgmüller's and Czerny's collections for lessons.
Details on keyboard, sounds, functions, power, dimensions, and weight.
Chart detailing MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the KDP80.
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