Roland Piano Digital Sales Manual. New HP-Series HP307 HP305 HP302

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1 Roland Piano Digital 2010 Sales Manual New HP-Series HP305 HP302

2 Roland has finally developed the ideal piano "tone." The tone changes naturally, with no steps, from ppp to fff. And even when it decays, it does so with natural and subtle variations in tone. This is Roland's "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine." This is not an inorganic tone generated by a tone generator. It produces an organic and natural sound, and its infinite range of tone colors gives the player unlimited pianistic expression. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" was born by bringing together V-Piano technology and 88-key stereo multi-sampling technology. With the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" at its core, the new HP series delivers further refinements to all of its functions from touch to design to digital functions. Now including the popular polished ebony finish. This is a strong line-up of products that we are confident in presenting to our customers as the ideal digital piano. 01

3 Superb tone P5 8 Superb touch P9 10 Superb design P11 12 Superb technology P13 Roland's highly-reputed "tone" has taken another dramatic step forward in its evolution. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" which was born through the development of V-Piano is now featured on the three HP series models. Its tone varies naturally and smoothly in response to your touch, and its decay is natural and smooth, as well. This is a new generation "tone" that offers pianists the fullest possible tonal expressivity. The is fitted with the PHA III keyboard, which features further refinements in terms of expressivity and repetition. It is sure to satisfy even the most advanced pianists. The HP305 and HP302 are fitted with the PHA II keyboard, which is highly regarded for its exquisite "touch." The and HP305 come with Ivory Feel keyboards that have become very popular for their comfortable playability. All models in the HP series feature "escapement", which replicates the unique feel of a grand piano action. With elegant and refined designs, the HP series pianos are perfect for traditional or contemporary interiors. All models in the HP series offer a "classic position", where the fallboard covers the control panel for a more traditional appearance. The pedals also have a more traditional design. A polished ebony finish, which is popular for its mirror-like appearance, is now available in the and HP305. The popular Twin-Piano mode, which splits the keyboard into two sections and allows two students to play simultaneously, has been enhanced to allow two players on headphones to play completely independently without hearing each other. Of course the HP series pianos offer other helpful lesson-supporting features that users have come to expect, such as a versatile metronome and a 3-track recorder. They are also loaded with compelling features that are only available in the digital realm, such as their ability to playback WAV audio files and audio CDs. Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology 2

4 New HP-Series Lineup Rosewood finish Satin Black finish From here on, this will become the standard for digital vertical pianos. With powerful expressivity, this is the flagship model in the HP series. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" delivers performance and expressivity that rivals the finest acoustic grand pianos. The "PHA III Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement)" enables excellent expressivity and repetition. The "Piano Designer" allows you to adjust the resonance of the piano and even the position of the "virtual" grand piano lid. The powerful speaker system features 2 high-range speakers and 2 full-range speakers with a dedicated speaker box. The improved "Twin-Piano" function allows two players on headphones to play not only simultaneously but also independently without hearing each other. The "Classic Position" lets you cover the control panel with the fallboard. -RW -SB HP305 Rosewood finish Satin Black finish Authentic "tone" and "touch" built into a compact body. With its popular Ivory Feel keyboard, this is the core model in the HP series. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" delivers expressivity that is true to acoustic grand pianos. The "PHA II Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement)" is highly regarded for its response and playability. The speaker system includes 2 high-range speakers and 2 full-range speakers for a rich, dynamic tone. The new "Twin-Piano" function allows two players to each connect their own headphones and play different pieces. The "Classic Position" lets you cover the control panel with the keyboard lid. HP305-RW HP305-SB HP302 Rosewood finish Satin Black finish No-compromise "tone" and "touch" packed into a compact body. This is the entry model in the HP series. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" delivers expressivity that is true to acoustic grand pianos. The "PHA II keyboard (with escapement)" is highly regarded for its playability. The new "Twin-Piano" function allows two players to each connect their own headphones and play different pieces. The "Classic Position" lets you cover the control panel with the keyboard lid. The HP302 delivers low power consumption with its highly efficient speakers and power supply circuitry. Thus it produces the same volume as the previous model, HP203, but uses less than half the power. HP302-RW HP302-SB 3

5 Polished Ebony finish The key to improving sales at your store is to improve customer satisfaction. The key to improving sales at your store is to improve customer satisfaction. Higher-end models have the appeal and expressiveness only available on these instruments. Since customers will be using their digital piano for many years to come, you should share these points with your customers so that they can make a well-informed decision. Clear and thoughtful sales presentations will inform and inspire your customers and ultimately generate more sales for your store. -PE Polished Ebony finish Sales presentation for customers who are considering the HP305. As the top model in the HP series, is packed with the best of Roland's technologies. It features the PHA III Ivory Feel keyboard which offers outstanding expressiveness and repetition, so this is a model that would appeal to an advanced player. Its classic design projects a classic elegance in any setting. It also features with Roland's state-of-the-art Piano Designer function which allows you to customize your own desired piano sound. Attractive features of over HP305 PHA III Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement) Powerful 60Wx2 amplifiers and speaker system including two high-range speakers and two full-range speakers with dedicated speaker box. Piano Designer feature which lets you create your own special piano sound. Large LCD with an easy-to-view graphical interface. Cabinet design has a classic, elegant style. UP HP305-PE Sales presentation for customers who are considering the HP302. With its Ivory Feel keyboard, the HP305 delivers dramatically better playing comfort and control compared to the HP302. It has a 4-speaker system that delivers a rich, full sound. Available in a beautiful Polished Ebony finish in addition to Satin Black and Rosewood. Attractive features of HP305 over HP302 PHA II Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement) Grand Piano Presence II produced on its 4-speaker system Large music rest with a premium appearance Available in the premium polished ebony finish, as well as satin black and rosewood. HP305 UP Sales presentation for customers who are considering the RP201. The HP302, which is a class above the rest, features Roland's state-ofthe-art "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine," which represents a dramatic evolution in terms of richness of tone and expressiveness in playing. Its PHA II keyboard (with escapement) offers the best response and expressivity in its class. All the new HP's have the front legs and "classic position." With its 3-track recorder and the ability to play along with your favorite songs stored on USB flash memory, the HP302 is packed with features to help you learn more effectively. HP302 UP Attractive features of HP302 over RP201 SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine PHA II keyboard (with escapement) New Twin-Piano feature USB Host Port Front leg design Classic Position RP201 4

6 Superb tone SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" which was born by bringing together V-Piano technology and 88-key stereo multi-sampling technology consists of 3 elements. 1 Seamless tone variations according to your touch. Conventional piano sound engines incorporate several different tones per key for different velocities and switch between different tones depending on touch. Acoustic pianos, however, respond to the player in a completely smooth and natural way, with no "steps." This natural expressivity was our goal in the development of the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine." Through Roland's unique V-Piano technology, we have been able to achieve natural and seamless variations in tone like that of acoustic pianos. Conventional Sampling sound engine SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine Stepless variations in tone. volume volume p mp mf f ppp pp p mp mf f ff fff gentle Keyboard touch forceful gentle Keyboard touch forceful Piano Resonance reproduces the unique nuances of a grand piano. This feature reproduces the rich lingering tones and string resonances that are unique to grand pianos. The basic Piano Resonance feature is standard on all HP series models. In combination with the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine," its allows performances that project an authentic presence like that of acoustic grand pianos. [Included in all HP series models] "Damper Resonance" reproduces the beautiful expansion of sound when the player depresses the damper pedal. "String Resonance" reproduces the ring and lingering tones that are created by the sympathetic vibrations of strings. "Key-off Resonance" reproduces that unique lingering tone that is produced when the finger releases the key, and even reproduces different resonance according to the speed of the release. [ only] "Open and close lid" lets you adjust the position of the virtual grand piano lid. "Damper Noise" reproduces the slight noise that is created when the dampers move away from the strings. "Cabinet Resonance" allows users to tune the resonance of the piano's body. You can also adjust the ring of the "Duplex Scale" which emphasizes the brightness in the mid to high ranges. 5

7 NEW HP-Series 2 Smooth and natural tone decay A characteristic of acoustic pianos is that, after you strike a key, not only its volume but its tone changes as it decays. However, conventional piano sound engines would let sounds at certain volumes decay with no change in the tone, leading to an unnatural response. The "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine" changes all this. With its use of V-Piano technology, it produces a natural decay in which its tone gradually changes as it decays, as it would on an acoustic piano. Volume Conventional piano sound engines No change in tone 3 Expressivity in every single key Time Volume SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine Natural change in tone Not only do grand piano strings have different gauges and lengths depending on their range, the number of strings used for each note and the sizes of hammers are different as well. In addition, there are differences in the way the soundboard, body, and other strings resonate depending on the pitch, and this creates the beautiful tone of an acoustic piano where each note has a unique quality. The HP series was one of the first digital pianos to feature 88-key stereo multi-sampling. Roland first sampled all 88 keys of a variety of world-class grand pianos. We then analyzed and synthesized these tones using Roland's state-of-the-art digital technology to develop a high-quality, very expressive piano sound. This is an important point for in-store demos! Illustration on how the tone changes Traditional sampling Because a basic sound is used by multiple keys, some keys share the same ring and decay. Its natural variations in tone gives the player the expressiveness of an acoustic piano. Time The HP series features 88-key stereo multi-sampling technology Just as in grand pianos, the ring and decay are different for each key. Let the customer experience the natural, seamless variations in tone from pianissimo to fortissimo, just as on an acoustic piano. Emphasize the point out that this allows students to acquire a natural expressiveness as they learn. Right where the sound is about to decay completely is where piano players hone their expressivity. The natural decay produced by the new HP series creates a beautiful tone that can only be achieved with the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine." Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology comes with a dedicated demo mode. Please refer to the demos on pages 7 and 8. 6

8 Superb tone 1 The maximum polyphony is more than enough for the most expressive performance. 128-note maximum polyphony gives you confidence when playing complex pieces with dense pedaling or playing along with SMF accompaniments. The HP series pianos support your performances and lessons with power to spare. 2 The Piano Designer allows you to customize the characteristics of the piano to your liking. You can tune the resonance of the strings and even how much you want to open the lid, so that you are able to create your preferred tone. In, you can also fine tune the cabinet resonance, as well as remove the "virtual" lid. In-store demo procedures Use the demo feature to communicate the "Superb tone" only available from Roland. It has been designed so that each of the functions creates a somewhat more pronounced effect for the purpose of demonstrations. 1 Characteristics of the piano tone This demo allows you to demonstrate the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine's" 3 basic features. 88-key stereo multi-sampling Stepless variations in tone depending on touch. Tones change naturally as they gradually decay. Press the "Piano" button and it will produce tones one by one from low to high. Since the tones have been sampled one by one for each key, customers will be able to hear the subtle differences between each of these tones. Explain why this difference is important for expressiveness in piano performances. Press the "E. Piano" button to hear 3 notes, played one by one from gentle to forceful touches, which produces changes in volume as well as in tone color. Customers can hear how the tone color changes seamlessly and smoothly along with the volume. Press the "Strings" button to hear 3 notes, played one by one, and listen to the natural changes in tone as they decays. 2 The anatomy of a piano tone This demo allows you to demonstrate the various components that make up a piano tone. The sound of the hammer hitting the string. Press the "Piano" button to hear how the "piano sound" is created not only by the string's vibration but also in combination with the sound of the hammer hitting the string. Duplex Scale tone Press the "E. Piano" button to listen to the "Duplex Scale" effect. The ring when the key is released. Press the "Strings" button to listen to the "key off resonance" effect which is a subtle resonation that is produced when a key is released. The demonstrations are performed automatically in sequence. Press the "Piano" button to move on to the next. The demonstrations are performed automatically in sequence. Press the "E. Piano" button to move on to the next. The demonstrations are performed automatically in sequence. Press the "Strings" button to move on to the next. 7

9 NEW HP-Series Grand Piano Presence II replicates the unique sound of a grand piano. The 4-speaker system combines full-range and high-range speakers arranged in a stereo configuration to replicate the unique aural "presence" of a grand piano. True to the sound you would hear from a grand piano's soundboard, high notes are heard from "above" the player and rich basses emanate from below, near the floor. This gives the player a sound with a natural presence just like that of a large grand piano. 4 Continuous detection pedals ensure subtle pedal expressions. All HP series models come with three pedals: damper, soft, and sostenuto. The damper and soft pedals, in particular, are capable of continuously detecting subtle differences in the amount the pedal is depressed. This supports a full range of subtle pedal expressions: for example, subtle changes in tone where the damper is barely touching the string; or variations in sustain when you depress the pedal gradually. Getting ready Damper pedal effects All effects on Press the "Twin-Piano" and "Function" button simultaneously to enter the demo mode. Press the "Piano" button to listen to a sound that includes all of the effects. By alternating between the "Piano" and "E. Piano" buttons, you will be able to hear how important a role resonance and damper noise play in creating a "tone that is true to grand pianos." String resonance String resonance on Press the "Piano Designer" button. This demo lets the customer listen to the resonance effect (the expansion of sound) and the subtle sound that is created when the damper pedal is depressed and the dampers all move off of the strings at once. All effects off Press the "E. Piano" button to listen to a sound with all effects turned off. Press the "Strings" button to hear only the ring component of the resonance. Press the up/down buttons to make your selection. The tone button flashes and navigates you through the steps. Press the "Other" button to hear only the damper noise. Press the "Strings" and "Other" button to see how the resonance and damper noise sound. Keep one key pressed down, and then play notes that correspond to the harmonics of the first note. You will hear the sound of the first note, which has already decayed, ring again. This tells you that this open string is vibrating sympathetically. String resonance off Sound with only the ring component of the resonance Damper noise HP305 Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology By alternating between the "Piano" and "E. Piano" buttons, you can hear the tone with and without the sympathetic vibration. Press the "Piano" button to listen to a tone with string resonance on. Press the "E. Piano" button to listen to a tone with string resonance off. 8

10 Superb touch 1 The PHA (Progressive Hammer Action) III keyboard improves expressiveness and repetition. The "PHA II" keyboard on the HP305 and HP302 offers superb touch response. This unique keyboard, developed by Roland, replicates the touch of a grand piano not by using springs (just as grand pianos do not), but instead reproduces this feel with the hammer's movement. It enables a broad range of expressions from pianissimo to fortissimo, and gives players the same feel as grand pianos, where the lower notes have a heavy feel and the higher tones feel lighter. The is equipped with the "PHA III" keyboard which represents an improvement over the "PHA II" keyboard with regard to expressiveness and repetition. It also faithfully reproduces differences in tone depending on accents and subtle differences in how the keyboard is played. This is a state-of-the-art piano keyboard that responds to the demands of the most advanced players. 2 The escapement mechanism reproduces the unique feel of grand piano keyboards. How the touch changes due to the escapement mechanism when the key is pressed down Weight at which the key is pressed PHA III / II Keyboard with Escapement Grand Pianos Depth to which the key is pressed Press a key down slowly and you will feel the resistance grow gradually and then become lighter. This unique clicking sensation, called escapement, is found on grand pianos. You can confidently recommend HP series pianos to customers who demand the most authentic keyboard touch. 9 3 The Ivory Feel keyboard. The more you play, the better it feels and the more your confidence grows. The and HP305 feature the "Ivory Feel keyboard," which has become popular among users because its feel improve the more you play. Using a specially developed material with moisture absorbing properties, the keys replicate the appearance, texture, and playing feel of the white ivory keys and black ebony keys which are used in the most expensive grand pianos. The white keys consist of a two-piece "surface over base material" construction just that of an acoustic piano. This helps reduce the noise of fingernails tapping the keys, and it also has a rich appearance. HP305

11 NEW HP-Series Some secrets of this keyboard's playability are hidden from view. A truly player-friendly keyboard is one that offers a consistent touch at the tip of the keys as well as toward the back of the keys. Performances that use both white and black keys often require you to play the white keys toward the back and not at their tips. With acoustic grand pianos, there is little difference in the weight of the keys whether you play near the tips or toward the back of the keys because the key's fulcrum is located towards the back. However, if the hidden portion of the key is too short, the principle of leverage causes the touch to be too heavy near the back of the keys. To achieve a touch that is as close to that of an acoustic grand piano as possible, Roland made the hidden section of the keys as long as possible to push the fulcrum farther back. As a result, we have achieved a natural touch that is very consistent regardless of where you hit the key. Key is too short Short Unnaturally heavy Fulcrum Natural touch Long Fulcrum The fundamental principle of acoustic pianos: It is not the key but the hammer that produces the sound. Natural touch Natural touch In acoustic pianos, the key activates a hammer, which in turn hits the string to produce sound. Roland remains faithful to this sequence for producing sound: keyboard hammer sound. Thanks to this, even when you play "fast" and "shallow," the hammer gains strong inertia and this in turn produces a solid tone that is true to acoustic pianos. The basis of how we develop pianos at Roland lies in the principle that it is not the movement of the keys that produce the sound, but the "passion" of the pianist that is articulated through his or her fingers. Flow of sound generation on PHA III and PHA II keyboards. Keyboard PHA III and PHA II keyboards produce sound using hammer movement Key is the optimum length Hammer Sound is produced Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology The hammer hits a sensor to produce a sound. 10

12 Superb design 1 A finish that has become popular for its elegant and luxurious appearance. Polished Ebony finish HP305 With its striking, mirror-like appearance, the "polished ebony finish" is available on and HP305. Recommend these models to customers who are looking for a contemporary yet elegant appearance. 2 3 The stylish, compact new design will complement both traditional and modern spaces. The cabinets have stylish lines that reflect classic elegance with a contemporary flair and space-saving design. The pedals have a traditional design where they spread out laterally, for a stylish and classic appearance. The HP-series will be equally at home in a living room, child s room, or teacher s studio. The classic position lets you conceal the control panel when you play. All HP-series models now feature Roland's unique "classic position," which lets you cover the control panel and screen by sliding the fallboard to a notch. You can concentrate just on the music, as if you were playing an acoustic piano. The edges of the fallboard are also now finished with the same color as the wood grain for an even more natural appearance. HP305 4 The large music rest and holder accommodate large music scores. HP305 and HP305 now feature convenient and stylish brass music holders to help you manage large music books. The and HP305 also boast an extra wide music rest to accommodate very large scores. On these models, you can also fold the music rest down when not in use, so that it blends in better with your furnishings. 11

13 NEW HP-Series The design of the HP series is a result of our pursuit of high-quality simplicity. Stylish design with prominent edges. Music stop has the same finish as the piano body. PHA III Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement) Toe Block with simulated wood grain finish (except -PE). HP305 Stylish design with prominent edges. Music stop has the same finish as the piano body. PHA II Ivory Feel keyboard (with escapement) HP302 Stylish design with prominent edges. Brass music score holder Three brass pedals with traditional design Front legs with sturdy feel Brass music score holder Three brass pedals with traditional design Front legs with sturdy feel Music stand supports large music scores (can be folded down) Fallboard has the same color as the piano body. End Blocks have the same finish as the piano body. Large graphic LCD Music stand supports large music scores (can be folded down) Fallboard has the same color as the piano body. End Blocks have the same color as the piano body. Toe Block with simulated wood grain finish (except HP305-PE). Music Score Holder Fallboard has the same color as the piano body. Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology End Blocks have the same color as the piano body. PHA II keyboard (with escapement) Three brass pedals with traditional design Front legs with sturdy feel Toe Block with simulated wood grain finish 12

14 Superb technology NEW HP-Series 1 The new Twin-Piano function allows two players to play different pieces simultaneously. Each player will have his or her own middle "C" We took the Twin-Piano function to another level. Now you can connect 2 separate headphones, and players on the left and right sides can play completely independently (Individual mode). For example, two siblings who are learning different pieces can practice together on one HP series piano. Damper pedal for the keyboard range on the left. Damper pedal for the keyboard range on the right. 2 External memory jack for connecting a USB flash memory or CD drive. All HP-series pianos now come with an external memory jack where you can connect a USB flash memory to save your songs or playback WAV files and SMF data. You can also connect a USB CD drive to enjoy playing along with your favorite CD. Apply tempo changes and center cancel to your audio files. You can change the tempo of the WAV files stored on your USB flash memory or songs on your audio CD without changing their pitch. There are many ways that you can use this feature. For example, you can slow down the tempo of a piece when you are just starting out practicing the piece. You can also use center cancel to enjoy performing as the main instrumentalist in the mix. 3 The 3-track recording function allows you to record your right and left hands independently. This feature allows you to save your performances on the piano and also supports 3-track playback. If you are practicing one of the built-in pieces with accompaniment, you can mute either the left or right hand track, and practice one hand at a time. Recording also supports performances using both hands at the same time or one hand performances. You can transfer the recorded pieces to USB memory and use them in a variety of ways in your lessons. 4 Broad range of built-in pieces. 13 All HP-series models come with 72 built in pieces ranging from practice songs to classical masterpieces. Pieces 1 and 2 are performances of Chopin's "Polonaise op.53" and "Valse, op.34-1" by a Chopin Contest award winner, and demonstrate the full potential of the "SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine." All models in the HP series come with the same built-in pieces so you can easily select songs to let your customers compare different models. Examples of the internal songs Polonaise op.53 Valse, op.64-1 Valse, op.34-1 Golliwog s Cakewalk Nocturne No.20 Fantaisie-Impromptu La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin Arabesque 1 La Campanella An der schönen, blauen Donau Scherzo No.2 Auf Flügeln des Gesanges Étude, op Mazurka No.5 Sonate No.15 Gymnopédie 1 Liebesträume 3 Étude, op.25-1 Étude, op.10-3 Clair de Lune Je te veux 72 songs in total

15 HP-Series Specifications HP305 HP302 Keyboard Keyboard 88 keys (PHA III ivory feel Keyboard with Escapement) 88 keys (PHA II ivory feel Keyboard with Escapement) 88 keys (PHA II Keyboard with Escapement) Sound Generator Conforms to GM2/GS/XGlite Touch Sensitivity Keyboard Mode Piano Sound Max. Polyphony Tones Temperament Stretched Tuning Master Tuning Transpose Effects Touch: 100 levels / Fixed Touch Hammer Response: Off / 1-10 Off, Preset, User tuning (adjustable in individual notes: cent) Reverb (Off, 1 10), Rotary Speaker Effect (only for organ tones, Slow/Fast), 4-band Digital Equalizer Only for Piano Tones: Open/close lid (7 levels), Hammer Noise (5 levels), Damper Resonance (Off, 1 10), Damper Noise (Off, 1 10), Duplex Scale (Off, 1 10), String Resonance (Off, 1 10), Key Off Resonance (Off, 1 10), Cabinet Resonance (Off, 1 10) * These figures were measured accordion to the method that is based on Roland's technical standard. Touch: 5 levels / Fixed Touch Whole, Dual (volume balance adjustable), Split (split point adjustable), Twin piano SuperNATURAL Piano Sound 128 voices 337 tones (including 8 drum sets, 1 SFX set) 8 types, selectable temperament Key Hz (adjustable in increments of 0.1 Hz) On, Off Transpose: (in semitones), Playback Transpose (with Audio CD/Audio File): (in semitones) Reverb (Off, 1 10), Rotary Speaker Effect (only for organ tones, Slow/Fast), Only for Piano Tones: Damper Resonance (Off, 1 10), String Resonance (Off, 1 10), Key Off Resonance (Off, 1 10) Recorder Tracks 3 tracks Songs Recorder section: 1 song, Internal Memory: Max. 99 songs Note Storage Approx. 30,000 notes Control Song Select, Play/Stop, Rec, Rewinding, Fast-forwarding, Track Mute, Mute Volume, Tempo, Tempo Mute, All Songs Play, Count-in, Song Volume Center Cancel (only for audio playback) Tempo Quarter note = 10 to 500, Audio Playback Speed: % Resolution 120 ticks per quarter note Metronome Beat: 2/2, 0/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 3/8, 6/8, 9/8, 12/8, Volume: 0 10 levels Metronome Pattern: 11 patterns Internal Memory Songs Max. 99 songs Save Song Standard MIDI Files (Format 0) External Memory External Storage USB Memory, Floppy Disk (when using an optional floppy disk drive) Playable Software Standard MIDI Files (Format 0/1) Roland Original Format (i-format) Audio File (WAV 44.1 khz / 16-bit Linear Format) Audio CDs (CD-DA) (when using a CD drive) Other Internal Songs 72 songs Rated Power Output 60 W x 2 30 W x 2 12 W x 2 Volume Level (SPL) * 110 db 107 db 105 db Speakers 16 cm x 2(with Speaker box), 5 cm x 2 12 cm x 2, 5 cm x 2 12 cm x 2 Display 128 x 64 dots Graphic monochrome LCD (with backlit) 7 segments, 3 characters, LED Language English, Japanese Lyrics Yes (Built-in Display) Control Volume, LCD Contrast Volume Pedal Other Function Connectors Damper (capable of continuous detection), Soft (capable of continuous detection, function assignable), Sostenuto (function assignable) Panel Lock, Classic Position, V-LINK AC inlet, Input jacks (L/Mono, R), Output jacks (L/Mono, R), USB connector, MIDI connectors (In, Out), Phones jack (Stereo) x 2, External Memory connector Power Consumption 140 W 85 W 24 W Dimensions Weight Accessories 1417 (W) x 529 (D) x 1082 (H) mm (with Music Rest) 55-13/16(W) x 20-7/8 (D) x 42-5/8 (H) inches 1417 (W) x 529 (D) x 914 (H) mm (without Music Rest) 55-13/16 (W) x 20-7/8 (D) x 36 (H) inches 78.5 kg / 173 lbs 1 oz 80 kg / 176 lbs 6 oz (Polished-finish pianos) 1387 (W) x 421 (D) x 1039 (H) mm (with Music Rest) 54-5/8 (W) x 16-5/8 (D) x 40-15/16 (H) inches 1387 (W) x 448 (D) x 867 (H) mm (without Music Rest) 54-5/8 (W) x 17-11/16 (D) x 34-3/16 (H) inches 57.5 kg / 126 lbs 13 oz 58.5 kg / 129 lbs (Polished-finish pianos) Owner's Manual, Music book, Power Cord, Headphone Hook 1387 (W) x 424 (D) x 1036 (H) mm (with Music Rest) 54-5/8 (W) x 16-3/4 (D) x 40-13/16 (H) inches 1387 (W) x 424 (D) x 860 (H) mm (without Music Rest) 54-5/8 (W) x 16-3/4 (D) x 33-7/8(H) inches 53 kg / 116 lbs 14 oz Owner's Manual, Music book, Power Cord, AC adaptor, Headphone Hook, Music Rest, Music Rest attachment screws 14 Superb tone Superb touch Superb design Superb technology

16 HP-Series Control Panel HP305 / HP302 Roland is committed to developing products that are not only user-friendly, but environmentally friendly as well. The plastic parts that make up the PHA III and PHA II (Progressive Hammer Action III and II) keyboards are recyclable and the keyboard contains no lead components. This keyboard was designed with consideration for the environment and is very eco-friendly. By using lead-free solder in the assembly of its printed circuit boards, Roland also actively implements environmental measures in its product components as well as in its manufacturing processes. Tree-planting project in Indonesia The wood used to make our digital-piano cabinets is imported from Indonesia. In 2008, Roland designated a 100-hectare area for tree planting, where the company has been planting trees for environmental purposes. The area contains a mixture of protected forest and trees designated for digital-piano-cabinet production. This forestation project is expected to offset approximately 10,000 tons of CO2 over a period of 20 years. Visit us online at Roland and GS are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Roland Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All trademarks used in this brochure are the property of their respective companies. All specifi cations and appearances are subject to change without notice. Printed in Japan Dec RAM-4518 RUS-PPS-SS GHG1