The Dexibell VIVOS10L is a high-end digital piano offering a 76-note dynamic touch keyboard, ideal for demanding musicians in rehearsals, studios, or on stage. Its advanced T2L sampling and modeling technology provides rich and expressive sound reproduction with unlimited polyphony, perfect for nuanced and detailed playing. Suitable for both professionals and musicians seeking a versatile instrument, it integrates numerous features such as motorized drawbars and a wide range of effects to enrich every performance.
| Keyboard | 76 notes dynamic touch |
|---|---|
| Sound Engine | T2L sampling and modeling technology |
| Sampling | XXL samples up to 15 seconds for low notes |
| Sample Format | 24-bit linear - 48 kHz, 32-bit floating point DSP |
| Polyphony | Unlimited with 320 oscillators |
| Organ Types | TW1, TW2, FARF, VX, PIPE + 2 downloadable users |
| Sounds | 100+ organ presets, 180 sounds, loadable sounds |
| Drawbars | 9 motorized drawbars for organ control |
| Memory | 81 presets + unlimited on USB |
| Wave Memory | 3.2 GB editable, Dexibell and Sound Font formats |
| Keyboard Mode | 4 parts (MAIN, COUPLED, LOWER, BASS) + 4 MIDI zones |
| Reverb | 24 types |
| Effects | Rotary, Overdrive, Vibrato/Chorus + 12 DSP x 17 types |
| Global Equalizer | Digital 3-band |
| Chord Enhancer | Chord enhancement function |
| Controllers | FX encoders x6, volume buttons and wheel x2 |
| Audio Player | .wav, .aiff, .mp3 all formats |
| Audio Recorder | .wav 48 kHz 32-bit float on USB |
| Master Tuning | 415.4 Hz to 466.1 Hz, 2 presets |
| Temperament | 9 types + 3 users |
| Rhythm Patterns | Free X MURE iOS app |
| Connectivity | XLR outputs, jack, 2 headphones, pedals, MIDI, USB, auxiliary |
| Bluetooth | Streaming and MIDI BLE 4.2 audio |
| Display | OLED 128 x 64 pixels |
| Power Consumption | Standby <0.2 W, max 18 W, ErP level VI |
| Dimensions | 112.8 x 32.8 x 12.1 cm |
| Weight | 12 kg |
| Accessories | Sustain pedal and music stand |
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