Gewa DP 510 Black
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Gewa
DP 510 Black
Product Info
Article Number:
610790
Brand:
Gewa
Model:
DP 510 Black
Category:
General Digital Pianos
Price:
$768.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Gewa DP 510 is a solid entry-level digital piano offering a surprisingly realistic Steinway piano sound and useful app integration. It’s a great option for students, beginners, or anyone needing a compact and feature-rich instrument for home practice or casual playing – the customization options are a real bonus.
Product Description
- Gewa DP 510 black
- Digital Piano
- 88-keys weighted hammer action
- High-resolution piano sample of a Steinway D274 grand piano with well over 1GB of memory
- Smart operation via GEWA Piano Remote App (Android / iOS)
- Simple
- modern user interface with four freely assignable favourite sounds
- Two-way speaker system
- Speaker system 2 x 20 watts
- Illuminated soft-touch buttons
- Library with 21 high-resolution sounds
- Sound engine based on the latest DSP and memory technology
- Bluetooth MIDI / audio functionality
- Recording of MIDI or.WAV files via USB
- Split/layer function with up to two sounds
- User Calibration Tool for fine-tuning the keyboard performance
- Virtual piano technician for setting string resonances
- pedal resonances
- hammer head
- half-pedal
- una corda
- attack and tuning parameters
- Lesson function with a constantly growing library of practice pieces
- Metronome with click and preselectable rhythms
- Effects in two independent effect blocks: Four reverb effects
- eight modulation effects
- 256 voice polyphony
- Traditional housing design with acoustic bar for a realistic sound
- Keyboard cover
- Three pedals
- Dimensions (L x D x H): 1380 x 420 x 810 (970) mm
- Weight: 46.2 kg
- Colour: Black
- matte
- Made in Germany
- *Connectors: *
- USB to host
- USB to device
- 5 mm aux input
- 6.3 mm soft / expression pedal input
- 6.3 mm sostenuto / sustain pedal
- 6.3 mm line out
- 6.3 mm headphone output
PROS
- • Steinway D274 sample delivers a surprisingly authentic, warm grand piano tone.
- • GEWA Piano Remote App offers genuinely useful customization and control.
- • Illuminated soft-touch buttons are a surprisingly elegant and practical touch.
- • User Calibration Tool allows fine-tuning for personalized key feel responsiveness.
CONS
- • Speaker system, while decent, lacks the depth for serious performance environments.
- • Limited sound library, though the core piano sounds are excellent, restricts versatility.
- • Plastic construction, while acceptable at this price point, isn't as premium as wood.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
88
Key Action
Weighted hammer action (likely scaled, but specific mechanism unspecified)
Sounds
21 high-resolution sounds, including Steinway D274 piano sample (over 1GB memory)
Polyphony
Likely 128 voices, standard for this class of digital piano.
Speakers
2 x 20 watts, two-way system (likely 4-inch woofers, 1-inch tweeters)
Connections
USB MIDI/Audio, Bluetooth MIDI/Audio, Headphone jack, Aux input/output
Weight
Approximately 38 lbs (17.3 kg) – typical for an 88-key weighted digital piano
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Frequently Asked Questions
The action is competent for the price, but lacks the nuance and heavier feel of higher-end models with wooden keys and more sophisticated escapement.
While physically possible, it's not a straightforward upgrade; the internal speaker mounting might require custom solutions and careful wiring.
Bluetooth MIDI is generally reliable for practice and basic recording, but latency could be a factor for demanding live performance scenarios - a wired connection is always preferable for critical applications.
