The classic C-380 organ owes its overwhelming success to its "cathedral sound", which is actually impossible to come from such a compact enclosure. At the request of numerous musicians, this instrument is now also available in a dark oak version: the C-380-DA. The C-380-DA is a compact two-manual alternative to a large church organ. It is therefore logical that it comes with a bass pedal. The authentic pipe organ sounds and RSS acoustic simulation already ensure an impressive experience of your organ music.
Incl. Organ Luxury Package
The Roland C-380 is supplied with the free Organ Luxury Package worth € 200, consisting of:
- Free delivery based on ground floor
- 12 months warranty
Lifelike
If you close your eyes and just listen, you will readily admit that this instrument does sound like a large church organ. Thanks to Rodgers' sound source, there is simply no difference between the C-380 and real pipes, which is due not only to the numerous authentic sounds, but also to the simulation of the windchest's stereo impression and adjustable functions such as "Warmth", "Presence", "Chiff" and so on. Even nicer in this context is just that you can save your own configurations and registrations on a USB data carrier.
Authentic manual
A magisterial sound is only a tender beginning... Indeed, the C-380 is equipped with two 61-key manuals with traction simulation and a parallel-concave bass pedal (30 notes). For organists, this instrument already feels immediately familiar.
RSS acoustic simulation
The C-380 is equipped with a digital 4-channel amplifier and our patented RSS technology for a spatial 3D impression. You can adjust the balance between the main and satellite speakers as well as the reverb volume yourself. The RSS technology makes it possible to determine what material the walls are made of and how deep the space is.
Educational and musical functions
The C-380 is intended for all places where an organ is needed, e.g. churches and concert halls. In fact, it is so compact that it also fits perfectly in your living room. Although the loudspeakers provide a magisterial acoustic impression, you might as well connect headphones so as not to disturb anyone or use a powerful external amplification system if you are playing in front of a large hall.