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Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Digital Piano with Hammer-action Keys

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Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Digital Piano with Hammer-action Keys

$1,551.20 to $2,199.95 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Digital Pianos category, Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Digital Piano with Hammer-action Keys is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT is a sophisticated digital piano designed for musicians who demand both performance and versatility. Featuring the renowned Fatar TP/400 Wood keybed, this 88-key instrument offers a true piano feel with wooden hammer-action keys, three contacts, and aftertouch, delivering an authentic playing experience. Its sleek design is complemented by elegant wooden side panels, making it as visually appealing as it is functional.

With over 200 meticulously crafted sounds, the Numa X Piano GT opens up a world of sonic possibilities. Whether you're playing acoustic or electric pianos, synthesizers, or bass, each sound benefits from Studiologic's advanced True Sound and High-resolution Spectral Interpolation technologies. The UXlogic adaptive color user interface simplifies navigation, allowing you to tweak parameters quickly and access the instrument's rich features intuitively.

For live performers and studio musicians alike, the Numa X Piano GT doesn't just stop at exceptional sounds. It includes a 4-track digital mixer and four assignable MIDI zones, enabling seamless integration with external devices. The built-in effects engine offers dynamic control over your sound with 8 insert effects per zone, along with master delay and reverb, ensuring your performances are always polished to perfection.

A true masterpiece of design and engineering, the Numa X Piano GT is equipped to handle the demands of any musical context, offering a comprehensive toolset for creative expression.

Key Features:

88-key Fatar TP/400 Wood keybed with hammer-action and aftertouch
Over 200 factory sounds using True Sound and High-resolution Spectral Interpolation technologies
UXlogic adaptive color user interface for intuitive control
4 assignable MIDI zones and 4-channel digital mixer
Robust FX section with 8 insert effects per zone, master delay, and reverb
USB audio interface for seamless connection to computers and tablets
Elegant wooden side panels and durable metal chassis design

Owner's manual

Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Digital Piano with Hammer-action Keys User Manual

Product specs

Type	Stage Piano
Sound Engine	TrS (True Stereo), Physical Modeling
Number of Keys	88
Type of Keys	Fatar TP/400, Weighted Hammer Action
Touch Sensitivity	Soft, Medium, Hard, Adjustable Fixed
Aftertouch	Channel Aftertouch
Escapement	Yes
Other Controllers	2 x Joystick
Polyphony	300 voices
Presets	200 Factory, 250 User
Effects	Reverb, Delay, Modulation, Distortion, Overdrive, Auto Wah, Pedal Wah, EQ, Compressor
Audio Inputs	4 x 1/4"
Audio Outputs	2 x 1/4" (L/mono, R)
Headphones	1 x 1/4" TRS
USB	1 x Type B
MIDI I/O	In/Out/USB
Pedal Inputs	1 x 1/4" (sustain), 1 x 1/4" (footswitch), 1 x 1/4" (triple pedal)
Pedal Included	SLP3-D Triple Pedal
Features	4 Key Zones, Built-in Digital Mixer
Display	2.8" Color Display
Software	Numa Manager App
Power Supply	12V DC power supply (included)
Height	4.8"
Width	50.4"
Depth	12.2"
Weight	48.5 lbs.

FAQs

What type of key action does the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT feature?: The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT features a Fatar TP/400 weighted hammer action keybed, providing a realistic acoustic piano feel with enhanced touch sensitivity and channel aftertouch.
How many sound presets are available on the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT?: The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT offers 200 factory presets and allows for 250 user presets, enabling a wide range of sound customization for different musical styles.
Does the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT support MIDI connectivity?: Yes, the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT supports MIDI In/Out and USB connectivity, allowing seamless integration with DAWs and other MIDI-compatible devices.
What types of effects are included in the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT?: The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT includes a variety of effects such as reverb, delay, modulation, distortion, overdrive, auto wah, pedal wah, EQ, and compressor to enhance your sound.
Is the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT is designed as a stage piano with features like 4 key zones and a built-in digital mixer, making it ideal for live performances.
What is the weight of the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT?: The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT weighs 48.5 pounds, making it a manageable option for transport to gigs and performances.

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PROS

Exceptional hammer-action keys offer realistic piano feel
High-quality construction with a premium wood/metal design
Provides a wide variety of high-quality sounds, especially acoustic and electric pianos
Free sample updates and upgrades enhance longevity
Built-in audio interface simplifies VST integration
UX Logic concept offers an intuitive and agile interface
Responsive and supportive customer service
Features like triple sensor and escapement enhance playing dynamics
Ivory and ebony finish on keys adds to the premium feel
Integrated 4-channel mixer for live performance flexibility

CONS

Mid-range sounds can be tinny initially, requiring EQ adjustments
Heavier than some alternatives, potentially affecting portability
Some users report the keybed feels lighter than preferred
Minor software bugs and interface quirks noted
Audio interface has noticeable lag with certain software
Ground loop issues with USB port can cause humming
Wurlitzer sound quality lags behind other patches

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Digital Piano with Hammer-action Keys.

Software and compatibility

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The MIDI implementation is overly complex and lacks intuitive controls, with no straightforward way to change presets via MIDI, requiring manual intervention.
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Recent firmware updates have improved MIDI functionality, allowing patch changes to send MIDI outputs even without a configured MIDI zone.
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Features and functionality

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The Numa X Piano GT's action feels heavier than typical hammer-action keys, which may require adjustment for those used to lighter actions.
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The navigation system has inconsistencies; different menus behave uniquely, making it challenging to change settings like FX types without manual reference.
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Playing around with the Studiologic's velocity curves may help users better adapt to the keyboard's action.
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Use cases and applications

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The Numa excels as a stage piano with strong acoustic and electric piano sounds, but has limited synth sounds, making it ideal for gig musicians.
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It's suggested to consider having both lighter and heavier action keyboards for varied practice experiences.
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User experience

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Owners have noted that documentation is lacking, especially for FX and MIDI functions, which complicates setup for new users.
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Owners report needing to adjust to the heavier key action compared to lighter Casio actions, which can cause finger fatigue initially.
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Comparisons

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The Fatar TP/110 action is noted for its higher static downweight compared to acoustic grands, but lighter hammers reduce dynamic weight during intensive play.
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Yamaha CP88 offers a better keybed than the CP73, indicating a trade-off in quality for smaller models.
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Value and pricing

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The Studiologic is highlighted as a cost-effective option in the 73/76 key hammer-action category under $2000.
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Critic Reviews

Studiologic Numa X Piano GT

soundonsound.com

The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT delivers an impressive performance with its superb TP-400 keybed, exceptional sound engine, and robust build quality. Musicians will appreciate the extensive array of sampled instruments and the flexibility in patch management, making it a versatile choice for both stage and studio use. However, its weight can be cumbersome for gigging musicians, and the joystick controls for pitch and modulation may not sit well with everyone. Additionally, the menu navigation could use some refinement to enhance user experience. Overall, a powerful and delightful instrument for serious players, albeit with a few quirks.

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SL Numa X Piano GT review: Best keyboard action to date

higherhz.com

With the Studiologic Numa X Piano GT, realism takes center stage, showcasing impeccable grand piano tones and an outstanding Grand Touch keyboard that feels truly authentic. Its extensive sound library and intuitive interface contribute to an impressive overall experience. However, the lack of flexibility compared to competitors like the Roland RD-2000 EX and a small screen detract from its appeal. While it excels for stage performances and studio use, those seeking a versatile digital piano may need to look elsewhere.

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In this Instagram post by the Ginza Jujiya Dirigent Division (dirigentjp), Geoff Downes can be seen performing live using a Studiologic Numa X Piano GT as the upper keyboard in his dual-keyboard setup.

This keyboard was used during ASIA’s live performance at Billboard Live Yokohama on 6 February 2026, where it formed the upper tier of a vertically stacked two-keyboard rig and was used throughout the entire show.

Based on on-site observation and photographs taken by the submitter at the venue, the upper Numa X Piano GT was primarily used for lead parts and solo lines. The “GT” marking and Studiologic branding are clearly visible on the instrument, confirming the exact model used in this performance.