Graded hammer key action                   

Keyboard feels more like a real piano. Heavier on lower notes getting progressively light towards higher notes.

Synthetic ivory keytops              

Makes the keys feel more authentic, absorbs moisture and won’t stain or fade.

3 pedals               

Real grand pianos all have three pedals and all three are commonly used.

Metronome built in    

No need to buy additional metronome to be used mainly during practice sessions.

Sliding key cover     

Protects keys when not being played.

Dual Voice

Allows 2 sounds to be layered to create nice textured sounds - Piano/Stings is a common example.

Split Voice

Allows 2 sounds to be split across the keyboard - Bass on lower and piano on upper is a common example.

Recorder

Allows user to record in internal memory a playing performance to be played back by the instrument.

USB storage

Allows a recorded performance to be stored on a USB thumb drive or transfered to a computer for storage.

Internet connection

Allows an instrument to be directly connected to the internet to download song files directly into itself.

MIDI Interface

Allows an instrument to be connected to a computer to record midi data into appropriate software.

Transpose

Allows an instrument to transposed up or down into any key.

Auto Accompaniments

Instrument generates entire band like accompaniments based on chord information played by user.

Registration Memory

Spots in the instruments memory that hold a snap shot of the instruments current settings for future recall.