CRUMAR Seventeen

Following the success of the Crumar Seven-the instrument that set a new standard in the industry for vintage-style digital pianos-Crumar is pleased to introduce the Seventeen.

The Seventeen features the same suitcase-style design as the Seven, but with an exterior made of black and blue Tolex instead of black lacquer. On the underside are four hinges designed to accommodate the angled legs (NOT INCLUDED). All connections are located on the left side of the instrument. The instrument's design is completed by the same 73-key hammer-action keyboard as the Seven.

The Seventeen also incorporates both physical modeling technology and samples. In fact, the first sound you'll encounter is the famous modeled Tine Piano, followed by some of the most iconic vintage pianos: Electric Grand (both 70s and 80s), Reed EP, Clavi EP, as well as high-quality sampled material for acoustic pianos, combo pianos, and synth piano sounds.

A range of top-tier effects, including Tremolo, Vibrato, Wah Wah, Chorus, Flanger, and Phaser, as well as Reverb, Delay, and-as if that weren't enough-a 3-band EQ and an amp simulator. A modern, portable, elegant, and lightweight piano that's easy to use yet extraordinarily powerful.

Last but not least: expandability. The Seventeen also integrates some of the wavetable expansions previously released for its big brother, the Seven, and is compatible with those exact same expansions. So, whenever a new sample pack is released for the Seven, it will also be compatible with the Seventeen.

All acoustic and electric piano multisamples are loop-free. Most samples use 6 to 12 velocity layers.

The amount of user flash memory for extra samples is 7.1 GB, of which 5.2 GB is free with the 4 pre-installed expansions.