The Hohner Electra Piano is an electro-mechanical keyboard instrument produced by Hohner in the 1960s. It was part of Hohner's line of electric pianos, offering a unique sound and playing experience.

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HOHNER ELECTRA PIANO

Overview

The Hohner Electra Piano is an electro-mechanical keyboard instrument produced by Hohner in the 1960s. It was part of Hohner’s line of electric pianos, offering a unique sound and playing experience.

Key Features

  • Sound Generation: Electro-mechanical system using metal reeds and pickups
  • Keyboard: Full-sized keys, likely 61 or 73 keys
  • Tone: Bright and distinctive, different from traditional acoustic pianos
  • Portability: Designed for easier transport compared to acoustic pianos

Sound Characteristics

  • Tonal Quality: Unique electric piano sound, suitable for various music genres
  • Dynamic Response: Responsive to playing dynamics, allowing for expressive performances

Connectivity

  • Output jack for connecting to amplifiers or recording equipment

Physical Specifications

  • Design: Compact and portable, suitable for stage use
  • Construction: Durable build quality to withstand regular transport and use

Legacy

The Hohner Electra Piano contributed to the evolution of electric pianos in the 1960s. While not as widely known as some other electric piano models, it represents an important part of Hohner’s keyboard instrument history and the development of electro-mechanical instruments.