Donner DDP-80 Plus

Name: DDP-80 Plus
Brand: Donner
SKU: 403321
Price: 716.00 CHF
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ID : 403321

EAN : 6975626380994

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Essential Information About the DDP-80 PLUS Digital Piano

A "furniture" format with a wood finish and minimalist look, designed to blend naturally into a living room or music corner.
88-key Hammer action keyboard (weighted touch) to replicate the feel of an acoustic piano and work on dynamics.
Integrated 3-pedal unit (Soft, Sostenuto, Damper) for complete pianistic control, including progressive pedaling techniques.
2 x 20 W amplification and 6.35 mm jack headphone output for playing with strong presence... or in complete discretion.

DDP-80 Plus

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DDP-80 PLUS: an "essential" piano that prioritizes the playing experience

The DDP-80 PLUS belongs to the family of digital pianos with furniture design: a sober aesthetic, warm materials, and easy placement in the home. Rather than multiplying sound banks, it focuses on the essentials with an approach centered on piano playing, regular practice, and immediate usability, whether for daily study or studio rehearsals.

Keyboard Design

With its 88 Hammer action keys (weighted touch), the DDP-80 PLUS offers a progressive and sensitive velocity response, ideal for developing dynamic control, articulation, and attack precision. The semi-open lid protects the keyboard daily while remaining practical for quick setup and play. The integrated 3-pedal unit (Soft, Sostenuto, Damper) enhances the "piano" ergonomics, facilitating legato work, resonances, and harmonic transitions with a more natural feel underfoot.

Sound Quality

Sample-based sound generation emphasizes a unique piano timbre, clear and balanced, for a simple and coherent daily experience. The 128-note polyphony secures denser passages (chords, pedal, harmony layering) by limiting note cutoffs. On the output side, the 40 W stereo audio system (2 x 20 W) with integrated speakers offers comfortable projection for a living space, while the 6.35 mm jack headphone socket allows silent practice with a more intimate and detailed sound.

Built-in Effects

Reverb: adds space and depth for a more "hall-like" sensation.
Brightness/EQ control: adjusts the timbre color to better suit the room acoustics.

Technical specifications

Effects	Reverb, EQ	Number of keys	88
Arpeggiator	No	Touch	Heavy
Bluetooth	No	Max polyphony	128
Speaker diameter	4,7"	USB to Host port	No
Number of speakers	2	Outputs	6.5 mm headphone
Velocity sensitive	Yes	Color	Brown
MIDI DIN I/O	No	Finishing	Matt

Type	88 keys with Hammer action (weighted touch)	Amplification	2 x 20 W
Lid	semi-open	Speakers	built-in
Pedals	integrated unit - Soft, Sostenuto, Damper	USB-MIDI	connection to a computer for recording and learning
Tones	1 (piano)	Headphones	6.35 mm jack x1
Reverb	yes	Dimensions	1275 x 352 x 784.4 mm
Brightness/EQ control	yes	Weight	28.5 kg

Questions frequently asked

Does the Donner DDP-80 Plus have an 88-key weighted keyboard?

This model features 88 hammer-action keys with weighted touch and velocity sensitivity. The progressive keyboard response allows for practicing dynamics and attack precision.

Can the digital piano be played with headphones?

A 6.35 mm jack headphone output enables silent practice.

Which pedals are included?

The built-in unit includes three pedals: Soft, Sostenuto, and Damper. The Damper pedal controls resonance, while the other two cover traditional piano techniques.