Viscount Legend '70s MKII Compact 73-key Modular Stage Piano STAGE ESSENTIALS BUNDLE Roland-CBRU31 Dual headphone outputs enable quiet SEQ-HAT

Name: Viscount Legend '70s MKII Compact 73-key Modular Stage Piano STAGE ESSENTIALS BUNDLE Roland-CBRU31 Dual headphone outputs enable quiet SEQ-HAT
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SKU: 98999195426
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Viscount Legend '70s MKII Compact 73 key Modular Stage Piano STAGE ESSENTIALS BUNDLE Roland CBRU31 Dual headphone outputs enable quiet SEQ HAT Dual headphone outputs enable quiet practice for students and families The basket on the S1030 stand adjusts for different size drums (10" 16") which generates the sounds rather than playing back recordings the Compact is an easy instrument to move

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