
Korg
Korg LP-380RWBKU Digital Piano Rosewood Black Finish
The Korg LP-380U brings 88-key weighted hammer action and 30 expressive voices to your living room in a slim, furniture-grade cabinet.
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Overview
Key Features
88-key Digital Home Piano with 30 Sounds
USB Audio/MIDI - Rosewood Grain Black
3-pedal Unit with Half-damper Suppt
RH3 Hammer Action Keyboard
Built-in Speakers
Specifications
Keyboard
88-key RH3 Hammer Action
Sounds
30 built-in voices
Pedals
3-pedal unit with half-damper support
Connectivity
USB Audio/MIDI
Speakers
Built-in
Finish
Rosewood Grain Black
Brand
Korg
Model
LP-380RWBKU
Frequently Asked Questions
How realistic does the RH3 hammer action feel under the fingers compared to an acoustic upright?
The RH3 (Real Weighted Hammer Action 3) replicates the graduated weight of an acoustic piano keyboard — heavier resistance in the low register, lighter response in the upper octaves. For students and players accustomed to acoustic instruments, this means the LP-380U develops correct finger strength and touch dynamics rather than building habits suited only to unweighted or semi-weighted keys. It won't replicate the complex escapement feel of a concert grand, but for home practice and performance it is a convincing and fatigue-appropriate response.
Does the LP-380U support half-damper pedal technique, and does that require a separate purchase?
Half-damper support is built into the 3-pedal unit that ships with the LP-380U — no separate controller is needed. This matters for players who use the sustain pedal expressively, as half-pedaling allows for partial damping and resonance blending that a simple on/off switch cannot replicate. The LP-380U's implementation lets you hear the difference in sustain decay when you ride the pedal position, which is an important expressive tool for Romantic-era repertoire.
What does USB Audio/MIDI connectivity mean for home studio integration?
The USB port on the LP-380U carries both MIDI data and audio — a single cable connects it to a Mac or PC for use as a MIDI controller in any DAW, or to stream its internal audio engine directly to your recording software without an audio interface. For home producers, this simplifies setup considerably: you can record the LP-380U's piano sounds directly into Logic, Ableton, or Cubase while also using it to trigger third-party piano plugins at the same time.
How many sounds are available, and are they all piano voices?
The LP-380U includes 30 built-in sounds. While the acoustic and electric piano voices are the centrepiece, the library typically spans organs, strings, and other keyboard timbres appropriate for home playing and light arrangement work. The instrument is positioned as a home piano first, so the sound set is curated for musicality rather than deep synthesis programming.
Is the LP-380U loud enough to practice without headphones, and does it have a headphone output?
The built-in speaker system is designed to fill a typical home room at comfortable practice volumes. For late-night practice or shared living situations, a headphone output allows completely private playing — a standard feature for the category. The speaker performance will not match a dedicated monitor setup but is appropriate for the domestic context the instrument is designed for.