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Nord Piano 6 88-Key Stage Piano

Original price was: $5,999.00.Current price is: $4,299.00.

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Nord Piano 6 88-key with Triple Sensor keybed and dual-layer workflow—professional players are switching for the improved control and flexibility.

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Nord Piano 6 88-Key Stage Piano
$5,999.00 Original price was: $5,999.00.$4,299.00Current price is: $4,299.00.

The Nord Piano 6 88-key is a professional stage piano designed for players who need world-class piano sounds and the full 88-key range on stage or in the studio. It features Nord’s premium Triple Sensor keybed with grand weighted hammer action that feels natural under your fingers. The Piano 6 lets you layer up to 2 pianos and 2 sample synths simultaneously with independent effects on each layer. Includes Nord Triple Pedal 2 and comes with a 1-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Why Players Choose the Nord Piano 6 88

If you need a stage piano that sounds incredible and won’t let you down mid-performance, the Nord Piano 6 88 delivers. This isn’t just another digital piano—it’s the tool that professional keyboardists, church musicians, and studio players reach for when the sound has to be right. Whether you’re playing a Sunday morning service, a jazz gig, or tracking keys in the studio, the full 88-key range gives you everything you need without compromise.

What makes players loyal to Nord? It’s the combination of sound quality and reliability. You’re not fighting with menus or worrying about crashes during a performance. One player who upgraded from a Yamaha P-121 put it simply: after playing the Nord Piano 6, his old keyboard “looks, feels, and sounds like a toy.” That’s the difference you feel immediately.

The Keybed That Changes Everything

Here’s what separates the Nord Piano 6 from other stage pianos: the Triple Sensor keybed. Most digital pianos use two sensors per key. Nord uses three. This means the instrument tracks your playing at three distinct points, capturing every nuance of your touch—from the gentlest pianissimo to the most powerful fortissimo.

The weighted hammer action mimics a real grand piano. Professional reviewers who’ve tested it against Steinway and Bösendorfer acoustics say it comes remarkably close to the real thing. The keys have that longer feel you get on a quality acoustic, which creates natural counterbalance as you play. Whether you’re working through a Chopin nocturne or laying down a Rhodes part, the action responds perfectly.

And here’s something you’ll appreciate: it works equally well for acoustic piano sounds and electric pianos. Some weighted keybeds feel too heavy for electric piano playing. The Nord gets it right for both.

The New Workflow: Why the Panel Redesign Matters

If you’ve played the Piano 5, you’ll immediately notice what’s different. Nord borrowed the best ideas from their Grand 2 and Stage 4 models and brought them to the Piano 6. The LED faders are the game-changer here. Instead of twisting knobs and navigating menus to adjust layer volumes, you just look at the panel and move a fader. Playing live and need to bring up your string pad? Push up the fader. Want to blend two piano sounds? You can see exactly what you’re doing.

Each of the four layers now gets its own complete effects section. This is huge. You can run a spring reverb with chorus on your electric piano layer while your acoustic piano layer has a different reverb and maybe some compression. Your string pad can have one type of modulation while your synth bass has another. Before, you were sharing effects between layers. Now you have full independence, which opens up entirely new possibilities for sound design.

Sounds That Compete With the Real Thing

Nord’s Piano Library is what sets this instrument apart from competitors. These aren’t generic samples—each piano is carefully recorded from world-class instruments. You get grands, uprights, electric pianos, Clavinet, and more. The XL samples are large (around 200MB each), but you have 2GB of piano memory, so you can load multiple pianos and swap them as needed using Nord’s Sound Manager software.

One player who owns a 1976 Rhodes Mark I brought their Nord Piano 6 to compare them side-by-side. Their conclusion? The Nord actually sounded better than their vintage Rhodes. That’s not marketing talk—that’s from someone who owns the real instrument.

The sample synth section adds another 1GB of sounds: orchestral strings, brass, woodwinds, synth pads, vintage analog bass sounds, and more. Nord partnered with companies like Spitfire Audio to include professional-grade orchestral samp

Additional information

Keys

88, 73

Key Features

  • Premium 88-Key Triple Sensor Keybed: Tracks every keystroke at three points for incredibly responsive dynamics and natural feel—gives you the full range for classical repertoire and complex arrangements.
  • Dual-Layer Architecture with LED Faders: Layer or split up to 2 pianos and 2 sample synths with dedicated volume faders for each layer, making live adjustments quick and intuitive without menu diving.
  • Independent Effects Per Layer: Each of the four layers gets its own effects section including modulation effects, amp simulation, EQ, compressor, and delay—plus global reverb with individual sends.
  • 3GB Total Sample Memory: 2GB for Nord’s Piano Library (grands, uprights, EPs) and 1GB for sample synths (strings, brass, orchestral, vintage analog sounds), all swappable via Nord Sound Manager.
  • 120-Voice Piano Polyphony: Play complex arrangements, sustain-heavy passages, and layered sounds without notes cutting off—includes Advanced String Resonance and Dynamic Pedal Noise features.
  • 9 Programmable Split Points with Crossfade: Create smooth transitions between keyboard zones for worship pads behind piano, bass splits for left hand, or any combination you need.
  • Includes Nord Triple Pedal 2: Get sustain, sostenuto, and soft pedal control right out of the box, plus Dynamic Pedal Noise captures the realistic mechanical sounds of an acoustic piano.

Tech Specs

Specification Details
Keybed 88-key Triple Sensor, weighted hammer action
Piano Polyphony 120 voices
Piano Memory 2GB (Nord Piano Library)
Sample Synth Memory 1GB (Nord Sample Library)
Layers 2 Piano + 2 Sample Synth (4 total)
Split Points 9 programmable with optional crossfade
Effects Per Layer 2 modulation effects, amp sim, 3-band EQ, compressor, delay
Global Reverb 6 types: Spring, Booth, Room, Stage, Hall, Cathedral
Audio Outputs 2 x 1/4″ (L/R stereo)
Monitor Input 1/8″ stereo mini jack
Headphone Output 1/4″ stereo jack
Pedal Inputs Triple Pedal (5-pin DIN), Sustain (1/4″), Expression/Volume (1/4″)
MIDI In/Out (5-pin DIN), USB-B
Dimensions (W x H x D) 50.5″ x 4.8″ x 13.7″ (1282 x 121 x 349mm)
Weight 42.3 lbs (19.2 kg)
Included Accessories Nord Triple Pedal 2, power cable
Power IEC AC cable (voltage varies by region)
Warranty 1 year manufacturer warranty

FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the main difference between the Piano 6 and Piano 5?
A: The Piano 6 has dedicated LED faders for each layer (making live volume adjustments much easier), independent effects sections for each of the four layers, and an improved panel layout. The piano sounds are from the same Nord Piano Library, but the Piano 6 gives you more control over how you shape and combine those sounds. The keybed is essentially the same Triple Sensor action.

Q: Should I get the 88-key or 73-key version?
A: If you play classical piano, need the full range for two-handed arrangements, or just prefer having all 88 keys, go with the 88. If you’re primarily an electric piano player, play in tight spaces, or want to save 6.6 lbs for easier transport, the 73-key version is ideal. The 73-key length matches a vintage Rhodes, which many gigging keyboardists prefer.

Q: Can I use my own samples on the Nord Piano 6?
A: Yes, you can load your own samples using Nord’s free Sample Editor software. You have 1GB of sample synth memory to work with. Nord also offers continuously updated sound libraries including exclusive content from Spitfire Audio, so you’ve got plenty of professional sounds to choose from beyond what ships on the instrument.

Q: Does the Piano 6 have organ sounds?
A: Not in the traditional sense. The Piano 6 doesn’t have the full organ section with drawbars that you’d find on a Nord Stage or Electro. However, you can load organ samples into the sample synth section if you need occasional organ sounds. If organ is a major part of what you play, consider the Nord Stage 4 or Electro 6 instead.

Q: How does the keybed compare to a real piano?
A: The Triple Sensor weighted keybed is designed to feel like a grand piano action, and most reviewers say it does an excellent job. It’s responsive at all dynamic levels and works well for both acoustic and electric piano sounds. One reviewer who tested it against a Steinway & Sons and August Förster said it comes very close to the feel of an acoustic. It’s not escapement-based like some acoustic pianos, but for a stage piano, it’s among the best available.

Q: Can I layer a piano sound with strings or pads?
A: Absolutely. This is one of the Piano 6’s strengths. You can layer any combination of the 2 piano layers and 2 sample synth layers. For example, run a grand piano on layer 1, add a string pad on layer 3, maybe a subtle choir on layer 4, and adjust the balance using the LED faders. Each layer can have its own effects, so you can shape the string sound differently from the piano sound.

Q: Is the Nord Piano 6 good for church / worship music?
A: Yes, it’s popular for worship applications. The ability to layer piano with pads or strings is perfect for contemporary worship styles. The included Triple Pedal gives you full sustain control. The 120-voice polyphony means you won’t have notes cutting off when playing with heavy sustain. Many churches use Nord pianos because they’re reliable, sound great, and the red chassis looks professional on stage.