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Arexx CP-01K Classical Piano Kit Arexx CP-01K Classical Piano Kit

Arexx CP-01K Classical Piano Kit

Order Code:  

13-1440

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Discontinued

This kit enables you to build a miniature classical piano to create your own melodies. This polyphonic piano is able to play both elements of a chromatic scale. Alternatively it is pre-programmed with 15 registered melodies for your enjoyment.


  • Suitable for Key Stage 4 (ages 14 to 16)

Requires 3x AAA batteries (not included)

Type Piano kit
Power 3 x AAA
Range N/A
Soldering Yes

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28 February 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 13-1440
Q. Hi, What size is it please.
A. Hi Peter, thank you for your question. Without building it I can give approximate dimensions. The PCB is approximately 175mm x 130mm; the legs are 30mm; the arm that holds the lid open is 85mm.


22 January 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 13-1440
Q. Hi does this kit need major soldering
A. Hi Dave, thank you for your question. A fine solder tip would be required as there are a lot of small components which require soldering.


21 January 2019 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 13-1440
Q. Does the kit require soldering? .. Fred
A. Hi Fred, thank you for your question. Yes this is a kit that requires soldering and comes with full instructions.


20 October 2016 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 13-1440
Q. dose this kit come with instructions
A. Hi Will, thank you for your question. Yes instructions are included.

Reviews


Nice kit. Fun to make

Reviewed by: David - 05 April 2019
Interesting to build. Switches could be a bit fiddly to install and there are a lot of them (49). I used the technique of tacking one leg then reflowing while getting each switch flat to the board before completely soldering. Result looks good. Screws and nuts are very tiny (M2) so also quite fiddly to mount. The finished kit worked first time and makes a good sound with lots of excellent demo tunes. Overall pleased with the result