ROLAND pianos

On the hunt for a digital piano that can double as a satisfying option for the home, and as a lightweight, all-in-one gigging instrument for both the stage and studio, all for a price that will make you smile? There's a good chance that your hunt for a portable piano can end with the Roland FP-30X. The upgrade to the hugely popular FP-30 digital piano, the FP-30X boasts a laundry list of improvements, including increased polyphony, Bluetooth Audio, and discrete ¼” outputs making this a true gig-ready instrument.

The Roland RPB-400 is an adjustable piano bench that comes in five colours (Satin White, Polished White, Satin Black, Polished Ebony, and Rosewood) and also offers book storage. It is made of high-quality materials that are built to last in higher traffic areas, and most importantly, provides height adjustment so that players of all ages and heights can sit comfortably at their piano.

The KSC-70 keyboard stand for the Roland FP-30X is a sleek, custom-built designer stand providing a more traditional piano look when compared to the industrial flavored 'X' or 'Z' keyboard stands. This stand offers sturdy support for your keyboard (sold separately.)

***Requires KSC-70 Stand for FP-30X to function*** The KPD-70 three-pedal unit for the Roland FP-30X provides a grand piano experience with sustain, sostenuto, and soft-pedaling capabilities.

Versatility is the first word that comes to mind with the new Roland FP-60X. The slightly younger sibling to the flagship FP-90X, the FP-60X is a professional quality instrument built for a variety of playing situations. One of the top sound engines in the industry, reliable action, powerful on-board speakers, and the latest tech, the FP-60X offers it all without totally breaking the bank.

The Roland FP90X is the brand new upgrade to the class-leading FP90. Built with the working professional in mind, the FP90X is an all-in-one portable piano that can confidently go toe-to-toe with any other comparable instrument on the market. With the class-leading PHA50 wood/plastic hybrid action, Roland's latest Pure Acoustic modeling engine, and powerhouse onboard speaker system, the FP90X makes a strong case for the heavyweight title of the professional, all-in-one portable class. Upgrades over the FP-90 include a new and improved sound engine, new ambience settings, improved speaker design, and added controls.

Despite its compact, contemporary design, the DP603 is actually an upper-tier home piano built to satisfy even seasoned musicians. It features one of Roland's top two actions, the authentic sounds of one of their finest sound engines, and the onboard speaker system projects power that belies its small cabinet. Considering the price, the DP603 is consistently regarded are one of the 'best value' digital pianos around, but its stylish cabinet design void embellishments means one doesn't really have to sacrifice in any one area.

Roland's RP701 replaces the RP501, and sits at the very top of the lower half of Roland’s digital piano lineup. An above-average mid-range option, but not quite a true high-end digital, the RP701 offers a unique blend of good sound, solid action, tons of features, and a cabinet that will light up any room.

One of two entry points into Roland’s upper tier offerings, the HP704 offers a high-end piano experience in an equally beautiful cabinet. With several finish options, you can be sure to find the right match for your home decor without sacrificing musical potential given the presence of Roland’s wood hybrid PHA-50 keyboard, SuperNATURAL fully modeled sound engine, and Bluetooth connectivity.  

The Roland RPB-100BK piano bench is a set-height, high-quality bench made for use with pianos and keyboard instruments. It’s available in 3 fantastic colours (satin black, rosewood, and white) and is built to last. The RPB100 also features ‘rubber pads’ to protect your floor as well as opens for convenient book storage.

Roland’s entry point into the world of full piano sound modeling, the HP702 bridges the gap between Roland’s entry-level digital pianos, and their high-end offerings, to serve as a true mid-range option with features from both worlds. Combining the reliable PHA4 action found throughout the lower half of Roland’s lineup, with the SuperNATURAL full piano modeling found in the top half, the HP702 occupies a unique place in Roland’s stellar lineup.  

The Roland Kiyola digital pianos - famously hand-made in Japan- are some of the most unique and eye-catching digital pianos there are and have been creating tons of buzz since their inception. A brilliant blend between Roland’s famous piano technology and cabinet craftsmanship by Japan’s leading wood furniture specialist - Karimoku, the KF-10 pianos look as good as they perform. If you’re looking at digital pianos, but aesthetics are toward the top of your priority list, then you’ll be thrilled to check out the Kiyola series from Roland

Clearance Special - The last of the line! Roland's award-winning LX705 has now been replaced by the LX-5, but we purchased Roland's last 10 at discounted pricing to pass along to the public. Enjoy these last few units at nearly 30% off.  

Clearance Special - The LX708 was Roland's most advanced digital piano until their new LX-9 and GP-9 were released in 2024. A few demo models remain for sale at sensational prices, while supplies last. The LX708 features a state-of-the-art 8 speaker audio system, cutting-edge tone generation, and stylish, expertly crafted cabinets.  

Roland’s GP-6 Digital Grand Piano is the mid-line offering from their all-new GP Series, offering a stunning realism and transparency to every aspect of the playing experience. Driven by major updates to it's key action, tone generator, and speaker configurations, the GP-6 delivers in a big way for those seeking an elegant, compact, and maintenance-free instrument without musical compromises.

If you are looking for the most premium digital grand piano with the most advanced technology, the Roland GP-9 is a clear choice. Beneath its bold aesthetic, which stacks up against even the finest acoustic grand pianos, the GP-9 features Roland’s latest arsenal of technological developments. Tone, touch, and sound projection have all been improved on this latest flagship model from Roland. The best part is that all of these aspects are meticulously connected through Roland’s new Piano Reality ecosystem, which leads to one of the most immersive and authentic piano experiences ever found in a digital instrument.

The stunning Roland LX-9 model is Roland’s latest flagship model that leads the company’s charge within the realm of high-end digital upright pianos. As many acoustic piano shoppers wrestle with, accommodating a grand piano can be difficult in some spaces. The LX-9 offers most of the top-of-the-line features of the GP9 digital grand within an elegant, and space-saving, upright design. Roland’s top-of-the-line Hybrid Grand action (with Dynamic Sensor Acceleration and Haptic Vibration) and Piano Reality Modeling Concert tone engine combine for a playing experience that is both authentic and captivating. For players seeking sonic beauty, unparalleled responsiveness, and a beautiful aesthetic, the Roland LX-9 is certain to be a favourite.

Consistent with its LX line predecessors, Roland’s LX5 offers instant visual appeal by capturing all of the details of a traditional acoustic piano and marrying them with the conveniences of a digital instrument. The LX5, which is the most affordable model from the new LX line, offers cutting-edge technology at a more accessible price point. The newly-developed Piano Reality Modeling tone engine, offers unparalleled customization of tone, while the the trusted PHA-50 action provides an impressively-authentic touch. A brand new Dynamic Sensor Acceleration and a redesigned speaker system round out the amazing list of features that the Roland LX5 showcases.