Donner's DDP-80 introduces a digital piano that resembles a piece of modern furniture + sounds like an acoustic French grand piano.

It?s rare when something comes along that?s as stylish as it is affordable, but that?s exactly the case with Donner?s DDP-80 Digital Piano. Standard pianos are cumbersome and space-consuming, while keyboards are more convenient but usually not very nice to look at in your living space. The DDP-80 changes all of that by introducing an instrument that resembles a piece of modern furniture and sounds like an acoustic French grand piano.

Donner is known for its affordable, feature-rich electric keyboards. Its latest addition ? the DDP-80 ? is an 88-key wooden-style digital piano capable of replacing an acoustic piano for experienced players as well as beginners. The instrument?s design was created with both aesthetics and sound in mind, making its presence a pleasure for both the eyes and ears.
The DDP-80?s vintage cabinet and finish make use of environmentally friendly, low-formaldehyde material that?s strong and biodegradable. Its slim, angled legs help the instrument blend seamlessly into any space. Donner kept the digital piano?s controls to a minimum to preserve its organic look, hiding the volume knob and buttons on the back of the unit to limit distraction. Choose between cherry or walnut wooden style finishes that feature unique grain patterns to complement the space.

Of course, form would be nothing without function. The DDP-80...