Hohner Pianet N 61-Key Analog Piano 1960s
$1,995.00No sales tax for customers outside California.
The Hohner Pianet is a type of electro-mechanical piano built by the Hohner company in West Germany 1968-1977. The Pianet was a variant of his earlier reed-based Hohner electric piano, the Cembelet which, like the Pianet, was intended for home use.
Similar sound to the Wurlitzer Electric Piano.
This example is in great shape, cosmetically and functionally. The power connector was swapped for a modern IEC connection like you see on all new gear.
All the keys ring out nicely with just one sounding a little buzzy at the first attack, a key that is in the higher register.
The vibrato works well, a subtle but very cool addition.
The original stand is not included.
Features:
- 61 full-sized semi-velocity-sensitive keys
- ground stainless steel reeds with electrostatic pickups for tone generation
- sticky pads which pluck the reeds
- 1/4" output jack
- Effects: Vibrato
- Weight: 41 lbs
- Dimensions: L39-1/2" x H4-1/2" x D16"
- Notes: High D key has a brief and slightly distorted sound when hit hard
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