Crumar Seven Stage Piano

Vintage style and modernity meet in the retro shape of the 73-note Crumar Seven. Technically, this is a digital stage piano, but it has the rich soul of a fully-analogue, electro-acoustic piano. Loaded with the newest-generation specs, the sound of the Seven is based on real-time synthesis models. So it doesn’t just dumbly play back pre-recorded samples but generates lush and legendary piano sounds in real-time via no less than nine synthesis engines. The Seven even offers the ‘physical model’ of a grand piano, so you can play a rich acoustic piano from the full comfort of Crumar-style design complete with fitted retro legs and a sustain pedal.

The Crumar Seven
The Italian-based Crumar are already renowned for the precise detailing of their stage pianos, and just like classic electric pianos from the ’70s, the Crumar Seven comes built into a solid wooden flight case for a practical and vintage finish. Simply remove the lid to set up and seal it up again to load out. The control panel has a just as gracefully simple layout where you’re guided by lit control knobs that pretty much speak for themselves, and the sound can be put through several different stereo effects including tremolo, auto-pan, chorus, phaser, flanger and delay, before being treated and tweaked using the provided 3-band EQ section. To get a really good idea of what this instrument is capable of, it’s worth watching the clips included under the Videos tab of this page.