sähköpianot
Sähköpiano, often translated as electric piano, refers to a category of keyboard instruments that produce sound electronically. Unlike acoustic pianos which use hammers to strike strings, or electronic organs that generate sound through oscillators, sähköpianot typically use a system of vibrating metal reeds, tines, or strings that are then amplified by magnetic pickups. This pickup mechanism converts the mechanical vibrations into an electrical signal, which is then processed and amplified to produce audible sound.
The development of sähköpianot began in the early to mid-20th century, aiming to create portable and more
Common examples of sähköpianot include instruments like the Rhodes piano and the Wurlitzer electric piano, each