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Roland GO:PIANO 61-key Portable Piano

61-key Digital Piano, with 40 Sounds, Built-in Recorder, and Bluetooth Audio/MIDI Connectivity
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Roland GO:PIANO 61-key Portable Piano
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An Ideal First Piano

The Roland GO:PIANO 61-key digital piano aims to fast-track your musical progress. It's an ideal platform for beginners, with standard-size piano keys that make it easier to transition to a real piano. Roland's acclaimed piano sounds are onboard in all their stunning realism, along with lifelike electric pianos, organs, and other sounds too. You can connect to your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth for use with music apps or to play along with your favorite songs. And thanks to handy practice features like a built-in metronome, recording features and more, the Roland GO:PIANO is a great way to enhance your skills. Includes a music rest and power adapter.

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Full-size keys and vivid piano sounds for a better playing experience

While many 61-key portable pianos sacrifice playing feel, the Roland GO:PIANO boasts full-sized piano keys with authentic touch response. And thanks to the high-quality piano sounds developed by Roland, you'll hear the subtle tonal effects that your touch has. When you transition to a real piano, you'll be better prepared to play with dynamics and expression.

Built-in Bluetooth for connecting to your smartphone or tablet

Thanks to built-in Bluetooth connectivity for audio and MIDI, Roland's GO:PIANO is the ideal practice partner. Select a song in your device's music library, stream it to your GO:PIANO keyboard, and you can jam along with your favorite songs. And as your musical journey advances into the realm of lesson apps and recording, GO:PIANO will be your ideal solution for controlling your software via MIDI with wireless simplicity.

Fully portable

The Roland GO:PIANO can run on battery power for true portability. Listen on the built-in speakers, or on headphones for private sessions.

Roland GO:PIANO 61-key Digital Piano Features:

  • Perfect first piano for aspiring musicians
  • Roland's acclaimed piano sounds deliver lifelike tone and realism
  • Built-in recorder to capture your practice sessions and performances
  • Bluetooth connectivity for streaming audio from your smartphone or tablet, or for wireless MIDI control
  • Compact and battery powered for portable music making
  • Includes music rest and power adapter

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Tech Specs

  • Type: Digital Piano
  • Number of Keys: 61
  • Type of Keys: Full Size, Box-shape, Ivory Feel
  • Touch Sensitivity: Light, Medium, Heavy, Fixed
  • Polyphony: 128 Notes
  • Presets: 10 x piano, 7 x electric piano, 7 x organ, 16 misc tones
  • Effects: Chorus, Reverb
  • Audio Inputs: 1 x 1/8" (aux in)
  • Audio Outputs: 1 x 1/8" (headphones/main out)
  • USB: 1 x Type Micro-B
  • MIDI I/O: USB, Bluetooth (UWP MIDI API)
  • Bluetooth: v4.2
  • Pedal Inputs: 1 x 1/4" (sustain)
  • Features: Music Rest Included
  • Amplifier: 2 x 2.5W
  • Power Supply: DC power adapter (included) / 6 x AA batteries
  • Height: 3.25"
  • Width: 34.56"
  • Depth: 10.68"
  • Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: GO-61P

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I had been carrying a Hammond SK2 for our gigs. I love the keyboard but it's just too heavy . I bought the 61 key Roland Go Piano to see if I could lighten my load . At 8.5 lbs, weight wise , it was perfect. Takes up less space in my truck. The real test was sound quality. Through my system , I got better pianos than the Hammond and a couple of good organs. I added a pedal for the leslie effect, perfect. The electronic pianos a really good also, overall , I highly recommend this place of gear!!
by Anthony Bollinger from Bruce, Ms on
Music background: I have been playing since the age of 5, I’m 64 now and have a full production company as well as playing live.
Roland Keyboard Is Great
Christmas gift that is really excellent. Was the right choice (Thank you Tommy Heil!). Very happy with the choice.
by Sweetwater Customer on
Just what I needed!
I used to have a 61-key Yamaha arranger keyboard and it was amazing. I've never been a professional musician, but did make enough from gigs to pay for all my gear. I mostly entertained at retirement communities and the Yamaha was fantastic for that purpose. It made me sound much better than I was -- I mean, it was me conducting an entire band on the keyboard. But I decided that I was too old to lug all that gear around and a year ago I sold that keyboard, the sound system, stand, mics, etc.

And then I thought to myself, maybe I should have kept it? I mean, it was paid for. But then I thought, maybe I should get an electronic piano and attempt to become a better pianist and not rely on the electronics to back me up. Then I wondered if I should even get a piano or not. I decided maybe I could get something smaller and take it with me in my camper van when I travel and pull it out as something to do as a solo traveler.

I knew what I had (the Yamaha PSR s910) wouldn't fit in the small amount of "spare" room I have in my Class B camper. I decided to see what was out there. I did find a Yamaha something or other with just 37 keys (I think).

I emailed Dan, my Sweetwater sales expert, and said I was thinking about this Yamaha. It looked like it was first produced about seven years or so ago...so I didn't know if it was still something worth considering. I knew I had room for it, and the reviews I watched on Youtube were overall pretty positive.

Dan said it was a good keyboard, but if I had the space, maybe I should consider the Roland Go-Piano 61. It had a lot of advantages over the smaller Yamaha including full-sized keys, ability to transpose by half-steps not just entire octaves, etc. I started to watch reviews of the Yamaha and went out and measure the space in my van I had reserved for a keyboard. I measured it twice. It would fit. I ordered it.

And the rest is history. I've had it maybe a month by now. It's exactly what I needed. It has several piano sounds as well as several other sounds in other groupings. The sound quality is good and and more than good enough for me. It fits in my space, the full-sized keys make a difference, and having 61 instead of 37 keys is much better. As it turns out, there's also a phone app that bluetooths with the keyboard that actually has about 15 pre-programmed rhythms. I wasn't expecting that. So while using the rhythms via the app doesn't match what the Yamaha could do ... they're fun. In the end, I got this to practice piano without all the extra fluff.

All-in-all, I'm very pleased. It fits in my space, can run off of AA batteries, sounds good.

I'm appreciative of Dan and Sweetwater telling me about this option.
by Mark Levin from North Carolina on
Music background: Retired keyboard player. Mostly for fun.
Portable Piano
My husband likes this a lot - big upgrade from his older one - lots of features
by Janet M Scott-Buckley on
Nice little piano
I've played for many years, Steinway to Casio. I wanted a light-weight, portable platform to practice piano and melodica with a backing track, on headphones. The biggest selling feature was built-in Bluetooth. I can play a backing track on the keyboard from my phone or laptop and have my own personal orchestra all day long. I can transpose up or down to match a particular backing track, and even do key changes mid-song. The "touch" function buttons work great for me, no issues. I use "lightest" on the touch-sensitivity setting, and about "5" on the reverb. The weighted, half-weighted keys discussion is a non-issue. The Roland's feel great. I learned classical piano on a Hammond organ in the 60's. Keyboards, pianos all feel different, anyway. A beginner could easily learn piano on this Roland. Add a sustain pedal for best sound.
by Paul from WA State on
Music background: Orchestra, keyboard, guitar 50+ years

Simply put, modern electronic music wouldn't exist without Roland. Many of the electronic musicians here at Sweetwater cut our teeth on TR Rhythm machines and fondly remember programming our first TB-303s. We owe a good part of our careers to this amazing and innovative company. It's been fun to watch and grow right alongside Roland, as they've introduced wave after wave of revolutionary keyboards, digital pianos, and more. For example, Roland's V-Drum Kits continuously redefine the possibilities of electronic drums, beginning with SuperNATURAL technology to the latest Prismatic Sound Modeling. We're huge fans, and we'd love to tell you all about them. Whether you want a pocket-sized synth or a cutting-edge video mixer, if Roland makes it, then Sweetwater is 100% behind it.

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