Travel Piano Classic
Launching October 15th on Kickstarter
51 or 87 full-size, velocity-sensitive keys with full piano key travel and an intentionally lightweight, non-weighted action, split into packable octave modules that click together in seconds.
Pay €1 today to guarantee your exclusive VIP launch discount.€1 (Spanish VAT included for EU purchasers) locks in your VIP price.Fully refundable anytime, no extra charges today.
Full-Size Keys
51 Keys (M) or 87 Keys (XL)
Real Piano Key Size
Fits in a Backpack
All Three at Once
Traditional full-size keyboards preserve key dimensions and range but are difficult to travel with. Compact keyboards are easier to carry but often compromise on key size or the number of keys. A controller stays silent until you open a laptop. Every keyboard solves one of these. Travel Piano Classic is the only one that solves all three.
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Traditional full-size keyboards preserve the key width and travel pianists expect, but they are usually too large and heavy to carry in a backpack.
Full-size piano key dimensions, full key travel/dip and velocity-sensitive response, combined with a lightweight, non-weighted action.
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The keyboards that actually travel sit at the low end of the market. They are fine as toys and useless as practice tools.
51 or 87 keys that separate into independent octave modules by hand, with no tools, and go in a backpack.
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A controller makes no sound of its own. Nothing happens until a computer is open and configured.
A built-in sound engine, so no laptop has to be open, plus USB-C MIDI and Bluetooth 5.0 when you do want the DAW.
Perks
Pick your size. Each has three tiers, taken in order: the green one is live, and a tier is struck out the moment its units are gone. Your euro puts you in the first one.
VIP Price
€399 €899
56% below retail
17of 30 units left
Estimated deliveryEarly 2027
Reserve for €1Available Now
17of 30 units left
€399 €899
56% below retail
Estimated deliveryEarly 2027
Reserve for €1Opens after VIP
50of 50 units left
€449 €899
50% below retail
Estimated deliveryMarch 2027
Opens after VIPOpens after Super Early Bird
100of 100 units left
€499 €899
44% below retail
Estimated deliveryMarch to April 2027
Opens after Super Early Bird
VIP Price
€499 €1199
58% below retail
17of 30 units left
Estimated deliveryEarly 2027
Reserve for €1Available Now
17of 30 units left
€499 €1199
58% below retail
Estimated deliveryEarly 2027
Reserve for €1Opens after VIP
50of 50 units left
€579 €1199
52% below retail
Estimated deliveryMarch 2027
Opens after VIPOpens after Super Early Bird
100of 100 units left
€649 €1199
46% below retail
Estimated deliveryMarch to April 2027
Opens after Super Early BirdDelivery windows are the campaign's own estimates and will be confirmed on the Kickstarter page when it opens.
Specs
Headphones in and it is an instrument on its own. Laptop in and it is a controller. Neither needs setting up first.
Every connector sits on one edge. Nothing is on the back.
Sound reaches only what you plug in. On headphones nobody else hears a thing, so you can practise at 2am in a hotel room and wake no one.
Full-size piano key dimensions, with full key travel.
Ramon MañasCEO, Odisei MusicEver since he was a child playing the keys, Ramon dreamed of carrying his original passion everywhere. Following the success of the Travel Sax and Travel Clarinet, he finally brought that vision to life with the Travel Piano. It combines full-size piano key dimensions and full key dip with an intentionally lightweight, non-weighted action, giving mobile musicians velocity-sensitive control, fast repetition and genuine portability.
The €1 Reservation
Seven dated gates, no surprises in between. You are at the first one right now.
The first prototypes are built and playing. It is not on sale yet, and the 30 VIP units per size are the cheapest this instrument will ever be.
A refundable euro puts you in the VIP group: €399 for the 51-key Classic M or €499 for the 87-key Classic XL, case, pedal and earphones in the box. Retail is €899 and €1199.
Before the campaign is public we email your personal link. Without it you cannot reach the VIP tier: it never appears on the public Kickstarter page.
The campaign goes live and your link opens the VIP tier. 30 units per size. When they are gone the next tier is Super Early Bird, then Early Bird. Waiting has a price and it is in the table above.
Five days, and that is the whole VIP window. After 20 October the tier closes for good, sold out or not. From there the cheapest Travel Piano is the Super Early Bird, and only while its units last.
The campaign closes. From 1 December the Classic M is €899 and the Classic XL €1199, instrument only, without the campaign bundle. No late backers.
Manufacturing is finished and the first units leave the workshop. Backers are served in reservation order, so the earlier your euro landed, the earlier your box leaves.
Hover a gate to see what it costs to wait
Our Track Record
Travel Piano is the fourth instrument out of the same workshop. The first three are already being played in homes, conservatories and hotel rooms around the world.
Travel Sax
Travel Sax 2
Travel Clarinet
Your tier held until the campaign opens, the Kickstarter link two hours before it is public, a seat in the private build community, and priority shipping in reservation order. The VIP perk also puts the 45 euro earphones in the box.
When the campaign opens in mid October. You back the perk you reserved, at the price you reserved. Until then the only charge is the euro.
Nothing happens. The reservation is not a commitment to buy. You get 100% of the euro back if you ask, before or during the campaign, and if you simply do nothing then the euro is all you ever paid.
Yes. The keys use full-size piano key dimensions and full key dip. They are also velocity sensitive, so the sound responds dynamically to how fast each key is played.
No. Travel Piano Classic uses an intentionally lightweight, non-weighted action with no counterweights. Its key dimensions and travel are based on a full-size piano keyboard, but its mechanical resistance is not intended to replicate the action of an acoustic piano. This is what makes the instrument genuinely portable and allows for fast repetition.
Yes. Both sizes, the 51-key Classic M and the 87-key Classic XL, separate into independent octave modules by hand, with no tools, and play with however many you mounted. Octave transposition picks the register you want, so two octaves still cover the bass line.
No. The sound engine is built in, so it plays on its own with no computer in the chain. You do need something to hear it through: plug in headphones or connect an external speaker. USB-C MIDI and Bluetooth 5.0 are there for when you do want Ableton, Logic or any other DAW. On headphones nobody else hears a thing, so a hotel room at 2am is fine.
Classic is for pianists who want the keys and nothing else on the panel. Pro puts 12 RGB LED pads and a joystick on the same keybed for beats, chords and DAW control.
By tier, the same for both sizes. VIP ships first, early in 2027. Super Early Bird follows in March, and Early Bird in March and April. Those windows are the campaign's own estimates and are confirmed on the Kickstarter page when it opens.
