Versatile piano performance - Korg D1 overview

A stylish digital piano in a slim and portable design, D1 sets the bar when it comes no-compromise digital piano convenience. Compact enough to take practically anywhere, D1 features everything you would expect in a digital piano including cutting edge technology, a multitude of sounds and an authentic weighted hammer action.
Find out more: www.korg.co.uk/d1

[@julianbolt]

I've had this piano for a couple of years and didn't know much of this - absolutely excellent - thank you so much!
I did know how good it is to play!

[@OfficerFredPowell]

Hope the D2 model comes out with Pitch Bend and Mod Wheel someday...

[@amitev]

So actually Korg Keystage with RH3

[@pamboscharalambous3770]

Hello. Do we by any chance know what piano was sampled (German, Japanese, Asian grand)? Is the Grand Studio and jazz piano actually the same sampled instrument with different treatment/settings? Thanks

[@Psztyk236]

This paired with Yamaha Reface CP and you have the best Rhodes/Wurly sounds for less than half the price of Nords or higher-class Korgs and Yamahas

[@pamboscharalambous3770]

do the organs have a rotor switch??? thanks

[@charliekew]

Why is no one discussing the RH3 technology? All the reviews of this thing focus on its nice but very basic and limited sounds and minimal, essential connectivity... surely this is Korgs way of putting RH3 into an affordable unit for the first time? But every review skips over what RH3 is and its making me question whether it's legitimate or not... 🤔

[@SynthLife-sd6gb]

For unknown reason the spec gives weight WITH stand (unfortunate naming, it is I guess "rest"), but does not say a word, if this is with pedal or not. So what is the weight of the keyboard alone? I really hope D2 with USB and BT MIDI is on its way (not instead regular MIDI, but as additional connection).

[@Psztyk236]

The fact that you cannot disable the tremolo on Rhodes sound is a big oof 😢

[@johndavid9973]

❤

[@coreyw5981]

Is there no built in speakers?

[@tigerfloof]

Stage pianos don't (typically) have speakers. You can listen with headphones or by plugging it into external speakers/amp

[@aleksandarbonchev2593]

And MIDI USB too...

[@Psztyk236]

5pin MIDI is much more versatile and USB-Midi adapters can be bought for 5$