Crumar Seven

Vintage style and modernity meet in the retro shape of the 73-note Crumar Seven. Technically, this is a digital stage piano, but it has the rich soul of a fully-analogue, electro-acoustic piano. Loaded with the newest-generation specs, the sound of the Seven is based on real-time synthesis models. So it doesn't just dumbly play back pre-recorded samples but generates lush and legendary piano sounds in real-time via no less than nine synthesis engines. The Seven even offers the 'physical model' of a grand piano, so you can play a rich acoustic piano from the full comfort of Crumar-style design complete with fitted retro legs and a sustain pedal. The Crumar Seven The Italian-based Crumar are already renowned for the precise detailing of their stage pianos, and just like classic electric pianos from the '70s, the Crumar Seven comes built into a solid wooden flight case for a practical and vintage finish. Simply remove the lid to set up and seal it up again to load out. The control panel h