Axus AXP2 61 Note Touch Sensitive Electronic Keyboard

Axus AXP2 61 Note Touch Sensitive Electronic Keyboard

Name: Axus AXP2 61 Note Touch Sensitive Electronic Keyboard
Brand: Axus
SKU: AXP2
Price: 139.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

AxusSKU: AXP2

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£139.99

ex VAT: £116.66

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In stock

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The Axus AXP2 is a 61-note touch sensitive electronic keyboard for beginners of all ages, with 200 instrument voices, 128 backing rhythms, a built-in lesson function and a recording feature. Lightweight and easy to carry, it is a popular starter keyboard in schools, music services and private teaching.

Who is this keyboard for?

New players of any age, and schools running keyboard lessons. The 61 box-style keys are touch sensitive — press harder and the note sounds louder — which music educators encourage from the start because it builds the dynamics and control that transfer directly to piano. The audio input lets learners play along with their favourite songs, and the headphone socket keeps practice silent at home. Choosing a first keyboard? Read Which keyboard is best for a beginner?

Specification

61 touch sensitive keys in a box-style design for a realistic piano feel
200 instrument voices and 128 backing rhythms
10 demo songs with built-in lesson function
Vibrato and pitch bend controls
Recording feature for tracking lesson progress
USB/MP3 audio input — play along to your favourite songs
Headphone socket for silent practice
Includes mains adaptor and music rest
Lightweight — easy to carry to school and lessons
Keyboard dimensions: 96 x 38 x 14cm
Weight: 4.5kg

Why does touch sensitivity matter on a beginner keyboard?

Touch sensitive keys respond to how firmly they are pressed, just like a piano — play harder and the note is louder. Learning on touch sensitive keys from the start builds proper dynamics and control, and makes the move to a piano or digital piano far smoother later on.

Are 61 keys enough to learn on?

Yes — 61 keys covers everything a beginner plays in their first few years, including most exam pieces at early grades. A full 88-key instrument only becomes important for advanced piano repertoire.

What do I need to add to get started?

The keyboard comes with its mains adaptor and music rest, so it works out of the box on a table. For the full setup, the AXP2 package adds a proper keyboard stand, bench and headphones in one purchase.