Arturia AstroLab 88
Price: 1.899 EUR – 2.320 EUR
Availability: 2/10 (Very rare)
The full-size flagship of Arturia's AstroLab stage keyboard line, adding an 88-key hammer-action keyboard to the same laptop-free V Collection sound engine found across the smaller sizes.
About the Arturia AstroLab 88
The 88-key AstroLab is built for players who need genuine piano-weighted touch alongside the same V Collection and Analog Lab sound access found on its 37- and 61-key siblings - a full-size hammer action makes it credible as a primary piano instrument rather than purely a synth-focused stage rig. This size targets keyboardists whose set list demands convincing acoustic piano feel for some songs and deep synth and electric piano sound access for others, all from a single instrument.
As the largest and most capable size in the AstroLab range, the 88-key model represents Arturia's full statement on what a laptop-free, software-quality stage keyboard can be - genuine touch, genuine sound depth, and immediate hands-on control, without the reliability risks of running a computer live.
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Sound character of the Arturia AstroLab 88
Runs the same V Collection engine as the smaller AstroLab models, so overall tone still follows whatever patch is loaded. This full-size 88-key version uses genuine hammer-action, the heaviest and most piano-realistic touch in the range, making it the better choice for acoustic piano and electric piano emulations that benefit from weighted dynamics.
Technical data for the Arturia AstroLab 88
| Keys | 88, hammer-action |
|---|---|
| Sound engine | Arturia V Collection / Analog Lab |
| Use case | Laptop-free live performance |
| Position | Flagship AstroLab size |
The history of the Arturia AstroLab 88
The 88-key AstroLab is the flagship size in Arturia's stage keyboard line, adding full hammer-action touch to the brand's laptop-free live sound concept.
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