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Roland GP-6

Digital grand with Hybrid Grand Keyboard action.

Keys 88 full size
Action Hammer weighted
Footprint width ~136 cm plus seating
Price range €5,999 1 dealer · observed 2026-08-24
Roland GP-6

Where it sits

Its price class holds 20 digital pianos between €3,350 and €11,700 (EU street prices) – the Roland GP-6 sits in the upper third there. The Roland LX-9 from the same brand sits around €1,950 below it. At a comparable price the comparison also lists Yamaha NU1XA.

Strengths & limits

In its favour
  • 88 weighted keys with hammer action – the fingers learn the right force from day one
  • Wooden keys instead of plastic – closer to an acoustic piano
  • Three pedals (damper, sostenuto, soft) are included
  • Bluetooth for apps and a wireless connection
Against it
  • A piece of furniture with a fixed place – needs assembly, and moving it takes two people

Price comparison

Music Store €5,999 See offer ⓦ
Price as of 2026-08-24 EU prices – local street prices differ ⓦ affiliate links

Technical data

Action Hybrid Grand Keyboard
Sound engine Piano Reality Modeling
Polyphony Piano: unlimited (modelled)
Amplification 2× 25 W + 20 W + 2× 15 W (5 speakers)
Connections USB-MIDI + Audio, Bluetooth Audio + MIDI, headphones ×2
Pedals 3 pedals
Features digital grand with PHA-50-action, Piano Reality Modeling, Mehrkanal-Soundsystem in the grand piano body
Notable digital grand with lid projection
Roland GP-6 – key specs at a glance

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Alternatives in the same category

Yamaha NU1XA €5,829
Hybrid piano (real action).
Yamaha CLP-865GP €4,979–5,249
Digital grand with GrandTouch-S action.
Yamaha CLP-885 €4,950–5,495
Cabinet digital piano with GrandTouch action.
Yamaha CSP-295 €5,750
Cabinet digital piano with GrandTouch action.

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