The Dexibell VIVOS8M digital piano offers an authentic playing experience thanks to its 88-note hammer-action keyboard with TP-100 LR mechanics and triple contact. Its advanced T2L technology combines XXL sampling and modeling to faithfully reproduce the nuances of an acoustic piano, ideal for demanding musicians in the studio as well as on stage. Unlimited polyphony, integrated effects, and comprehensive connectivity allow for versatile use, from music lessons to professional performances.
| Keyboard | 88 weighted keys, TP-100 LR hammer action, triple contact |
|---|---|
| Sound Generator | T2L sampling and modeling technology |
| Sampling | XXL samples up to 15 seconds for bass notes |
| Sample Format | Linear 24-bit - 48 kHz, 32-bit floating-point DSP |
| Polyphony | Unlimited with 320 oscillators |
| Sounds | Over 100 organ presets, 180 sounds, user-loadable sounds |
| Reverb | 24 types |
| Effects | Rotary, Overdrive, Vibrato/Chorus + 12 independent DSP effects x 17 types |
| Controllers | FX encoders x 6, volume knobs, wheel 1 and 2, assignable buttons x 2 |
| Audio Recorder | .wav 48 kHz 32-bit floating-point on USB memory |
| Connections | XLR and jack outputs, 2 headphones, assignable pedals, MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB, auxiliary input |
| Bluetooth | Streaming and MIDI BLE 4.2 audio |
| Display | OLED LCD 128 x 64 pixels |
| Output Power | 35 W x 2, 8.9 cm speakers |
| Dimensions | 127 x 37.5 x 12.6 cm |
| Weight | 15.4 kg |
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