ROL LX706 Digital Piano - Assembly Guide
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Kraft Music Provides an assembly guide for your Roland LX706 digital piano
The Roland LX706 is designed for discerning pianists, recreating the classic performance of an acoustic grand in a home-friendly format. Its head-turning sound comes courtesy of Roland's Pure Acoustic Piano Modeling technology and a powerful 3-way/6-speaker Acoustic Projection system. Housed within its traditional, elegant cabinet you'll find a choice of authentic piano tones and onboard ambience technology, plus a dynamic Hybrid Grand Keyboard to spark your creativity. The LX706 is also compatible with the Roland Piano app, which combines wireless remote control with enhanced learning features and a simple, intuitive interface.
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What a great video! I wish I had seen it before. We just bought one and the speaker part was a little chaotic to assembly. 😅 Your tip to turn it makes it much easier.
I can’t do that part lol, can’t get it to fit in right it’s really bad design
Tener en cuenta que este piano tocado "al aire" no suena así ni de lejos; eso si, con auriculares o por salida de linea, de lujo
What was that bit you did with the pedals towards the end around 3:50-58? Could you explain were you putting some sort of coaster under the foot pedals?
Ah, yes. That is a leveling adjustment...that helps level the instrument on your floor. It turns clockwise or counter-clockwise an is the last adjustment you'll make when the piano is fully assembled and ready to play.
I'd rather choose to own this one than a small car
Torn between this or a second hand acoustic.
No right answer there. Acoustic needs money spent on tuning, is always loud...digital pianos are always tuned, and you can play with headphones, record, connect to iPad, and more. Up to you!