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Roland RP-107

Cabinet digital piano with PHA-4 Standard action.

Keys 88 full size
Action Hammer weighted
Footprint width ~136 cm plus seating
Price range EU approx. €980–1,100 estimate
Roland RP-107 – stylised illustration

Where it sits

Its price class holds 57 digital pianos between €520 and €1,950 (EU street prices) – the Roland RP-107 sits in the middle there. At a comparable price the comparison also lists Kawai KDP-120 and Yamaha Arius YDP-146.

Strengths & limits

In its favour
  • 88 weighted keys with hammer action – the fingers learn the right force from day one
  • Three pedals (damper, sostenuto, soft) are included
  • Bluetooth for apps and a wireless connection
  • USB-MIDI for learning apps, notation software and recording
Against it
  • A piece of furniture with a fixed place – needs assembly, and moving it takes two people

Price comparison

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Technical data

Action PHA-4 Standard
Sound engine SuperNATURAL Piano
Polyphony 256
Amplification 2×12 W
Connections USB-MIDI, Bluetooth Audio + MIDI, headphones ×2
Pedals 3
Features SuperNATURAL Piano, practice functions with Roland-Piano-App, compact cabinet
Roland RP-107 – key specs at a glance

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Alternatives in the same category

Yamaha Arius YDP-146 €1,049–1,090
The cabinet classic’s 2026 successor: proven GHS action, now with the CFX grand voice and VRM Lite resonance.
Roland F-107 EU approx. €1,000–1,150*
Cabinet digital piano with PHA-4 Standard action.
Kawai KDP-120 EU approx. €940–1,150
Kawai’s cabinet entry: perhaps the most piano-like action of the class.
Yamaha Arius YDP-165 €1,049–1,139
The cabinet class above: GH3 action, stronger speakers, living-room presence.

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