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RockJam 61-Key Keyboard Piano Kit with Stand, Bench, Headphones

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RockJam 61-Key Compact Keyboard with Sheet Music Stand, Power

The RockJam Keyboard Piano Super Kit includes a 61-key keyboard, a keyboard stand, a keyboard bench, and a pair of high-quality over-ear headphones

RockJam 61 Key Keyboard Piano With Pitch Bend Kit, Keyboard Stand, Piano Bench, Headphones, Simply Piano App and Keynote Stickers, Black

61 keys - full size piano keys, 61 percussion instruments, 300 rhythms, 300 tones and 61 percussion instruments, Bright LCD display, 118 note

RockJam RJ461 61-Key Portable Electric Keyboard

The RockJam keyboard superkit is a fantastic 61-Key full size keyboard packed full of features perfect for students, teachers and hobbyists alike. Offering an impressive selection of instruments, rhythms demo songs and a pitch bend wheel, the RockJam is the ideal starter keyboard for everyone. This set includes a keyboard stand, stool, headphones, key stickers, and a music rest. There is a pitch bend wheel for vibrato style slides and access to a piano teaching app from SimplyPiano.

RockJam 61 Key Electronic Keyboard Piano With Stand Stool

The Rock Jam RJ461 is a 61 key electric keyboard piano that comes with a power supply, sheet music stand and keyboard note stickers. Powered by either mains power (power supply included) or batteries (not included) this keyboard piano is portable enough to make music on the move despite it's extensive feature list. The keyboard itself has a LCD display, pitch bend and 61 keys.

RockJam RJ461 61 Key Keyboard Piano With Pitch Bend Sheet Music Stand

The Rockjam 661 Super Kit includes a 61 key full size keyboard with sturdy adjustable stand, a comfortable and durable stool for use in the home, on

RockJam 61 Key Keyboard Piano Kit with Digital Piano Bench, Electric Piano Stand, Headphones Note Stickers & Simply Piano Lessons, Grey

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