Studiologic Numa X Piano GT SE stage piano

General

There are several brands that make large stage pianos. Not so much in terms of size (after all, it has to remain portable, and a piano keyboard simply has a fixed size), but mainly in terms of features. You name it; they often have other sounds on board as well, and with the top brands these are invariably good sounds too. Brands may be considered well-known, and we can add Studiologic to that list, thanks to the Numa X Piano GT SE stage piano.

Features of the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT SE

Admit it; it's a special appearance - how many keyboards in this orange/brown colour can you name? In terms of controls and display, it's a recognisable device, as Studiologic has been making MIDI keyboards and stage pianos with this form-factor for quite a while. But, under the hood; that's what matters, after all, we want to hear something. And for exactly that reason, this Numa competes with the big names. There is modelling for piano and e-piano. There is a synthesiser on board, and there is another hefty chunk of samples for other instruments. The colour display and encoders to its left make for comfortable control of parameters. Add to that a nice effects section, and you have a nice overall sound. You can really show that off on stage. Oh, and aftertouch is not missing either. We can't say that every stage piano - even those from the big brands - always have aftertouch. So this Numa does!

Future-proof

It seems that this Numa opens a door to the future. The built-in memory is 4 gigabytes - not bad at all! And there is plenty of room left in there for future expansions. We'll keep an eye on it in any case. For now at least, this Numa X is already a stage piano you should definitely consider for your stage aspirations, and in fact we may add studio work to that. 'Tis quite a surprise, this product!