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    Piano Engagement

    Roland has introduced the FP-40 Digital Piano and Piano Sphere, a unified system that encourages returning players and hobbyists to enjoy the piano more. Combining expressive sound and superior playability with a dynamic onboard speaker system, the FP-40 is the latest model in Roland’s long-running FP series. Inspired by the technology in Roland’s flagship GP series grand pianos, the FP-40’s Piano Reality Sound Engine captures the depth, detail and tonal character of an acoustic piano. The PHA-4 Standard keyboard combines fully weighted hammer action, escapement and Ivory Feel keys with a triple-sensor system for exceptional responsiveness and natural expression. An enhanced speaker system delivers clear, spacious sound with increased depth and richness in the low register. The FP-40 is Roland’s first piano with built-in Wi-Fi, allowing the player to easily connect to the internet and enrich their creative experiences with apps and online content. The Piano Sphere app is an exclusive companion to the FP-40 that keeps players on track with immediate, integrated feedback. Developed with Skoove, creators of a learning method trusted by more than 3 million piano players worldwide, the free app offers guidance, real-time feedback and a library of popular songs and high-quality courses to keep users engaged.


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    Travel-Friendly Phones

    Beyerdynamic’s DT 275 PRO is a compact monitoring headphone designed for fast and reliable audio control in mobile workflows. It’s built for audio professionals who need to make confident decisions in loud, real-world conditions, such as FOH engineers, content creators and DJs. The DT 275 PRO combines high passive noise isolation, neutral sound tuning and long-wearing comfort in a lightweight, travel-friendly design. Its highly flexible headband is made for reliable, long-term use, helping professionals stay focused on critical audio details in fast-paced environments.


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    Cranked-Amp Stompbox

    Death By Audio’s new Amp Crash pedal packs the sound and feel of a cranked amp into a compact stompbox. With a built-in 3-watt amplifier, internal 2-inch speaker and microphone, it captures the interaction of a real speaker moving air, then lets players blend the direct amp signal with the mic’d sound for everything from rich overdrive to crushing fuzz, blooming harmonics, natural feedback and completely unpredictable textures.