Crumar SEVENTEEN

Crumar Seventeen is an electronic piano with a 73-key hammer action keyboard, 28 built-in instrument sounds, 64 presets, 2 effect slots and a suitcase-shaped housing.

Seventeen combines physical modeling technology with sampling. The first sound on the list is the modeled famous Tine Piano, followed by some of the most iconic vintage instruments: Electric Grand (both from the 70s and 80s), Reed EP, Clavi EP, as well as high-quality samples of acoustic pianos, combo sounds and synth pianos.

There are many top-class effects on board, including tremolo, vibrato, wah-wah, chorus, flanger, phaser, as well as reverb, delay and, if that's not enough, a 3-band equalizer and an amp simulator.

Seventeen also integrates some wavetable extensions, previously released for its older brother Seven, and can use the same extensions. This way, whenever a new sample pack is released for the Seven, it will also be compatible with the Seventeen.

The Seventeen uses the same suitcase-style construction idea as the Seven, but with an exterior finish of black and blue Tolex instead of black paint. On the bottom side are four hinges for the angled legs. All connections are located on the left side of the unit. The instrument's design is completed by the same 73-note hammer-action keyboard as the Seven.

Main Features:
- 73-note Italian hammer-action keyboard
- 64 presets
- 28 sounds and 4 predefined extensions
- Interface with 16x2 LCD display and preset buttons
- Lightweight wooden case with black and blue Tolex covering
- 2 effects slots with tremolo, vibrato, wah-wah, chorus, flanger, phaser, as well as reverb and delay
- Optional 4 legs available
- Dimensions: 111 x 16 x 38 cm
- Weight: 12 kg