Comparison Medeli M211K vs Medeli M221L

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Type	synthesizer (rompler)	synthesizer (rompler)
Keys
Number of keys	61	61
Size	full size	full size
Mechanics	active	active
Rigidity	semi-weighted	semi-weighted
Backlight
Specs
Polyphony	32 voices	32 voices
Built-in timbres	580 шт	580 шт
Auto accompaniment
Accompaniment styles	200 шт	200 шт
Learning mode
Tempo change	30 – 280	30 – 280
Metronome
Sequencer (recording)
Mixer
Built-in compositions	/155/	/155/
Effects and control
Timbres layering
Keyboard split
Reverberation	/10/	/10/
Chorus	/8/	/8/
Transposition
Connectors
Inputs	mini-Jack (3.5 mm)	mini-Jack (3.5 mm)
Microphone	1 шт	1 шт
Connectable pedals	1 шт	1 шт
Outputs	USB to host (type B) headphones	USB to host (type B) headphones
In box
In box	PSU	PSU
General
Built-in acoustics	6 W	6 W
Number of bands	1	1
Display	monochrome	monochrome
Dimensions (WxHxD)	946x101x316 mm	946x101x316 mm
Weight	4 kg	4 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	december 2018	december 2018

Backlight

The presence of a backlight in the design of the keyboard.

Usually, in this case, the illumination of each individual key is implied. This function is not of great importance for ordinary music-making, but it can be very relevant when learning: the instrument can highlight the keys that need to be pressed at the moment, simplifying the task for the student. Actually, the presence of a backlight is most often just a sign of the presence of a training mode in the instrument (see below), although not every “training” synthesizer has this function.