Digital Piano
Nord Stage 4 HA73
Price: 3.730 EUR – 4.179 EUR
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A 73-key hammer-action version of Nord's flagship Stage 4, giving players full weighted piano touch in a more compact and portable size than the full 88-key HA88.
About the Nord Stage 4 HA73
The HA73 carries the same hammer-action mechanism found on Nord's 88-key HA88, just in a shorter key count aimed at gigging keyboardists who want genuine weighted piano feel without the size and weight of a full 88-key instrument. It shares the complete Stage 4 sound architecture - independently layerable piano, physically modeled organ, and synth sections - meaning the reduced key count doesn't come at the cost of the platform's sonic capability.
This 73-key size sits deliberately between the more portable 61-key semi-weighted models and the full 88-key flagship, giving touring musicians a genuine middle-ground choice when 88 keys of hammer action would be more instrument than their setlist or transport situation calls for.
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Sound character of the Nord Stage 4 HA73
Same curated piano/organ/synth sound engine and physically modeled drawbars as the rest of the Stage 4 range. This HA73 keeps genuine hammer-action touch like the flagship HA88 but in a 73-key span, giving full weighted piano feel in a lighter, more compact body than the 88-key version.
Technical data for the Nord Stage 4 HA73
| Keys | 73, hammer-action |
|---|---|
| Sections | Piano + Organ + Synth |
| Position | Mid-size Stage 4 keybed |
| Use case | Live/touring keyboard |
Price history for the Nord Stage 4 HA73
Cheapest seen: 3.730 EUR · Most expensive seen: 4.179 EUR
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The history of the Nord Stage 4 HA73
The Nord Stage 4 HA73 offers hammer-action touch in a more portable 73-key size within the flagship Stage 4 line.
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