Digital pianos can change volume and tone, and these settings are shown on a display built into the main unit. The latest models are becoming more sophisticated, connecting to headphones via Bluetooth^® and working with digital sheet music, and there is a growing need for digital pianos that display the status of the piano.

OLED (organic light-emitting diode) displays are clearer and have wider viewing angles than LCD (liquid crystal display) displays, making them easier to see for both performers and instructors.
OLEDs are also suitable for displaying waveforms and other moving images, as their response time is 1/100 of that of LCDs.

Futaba has a wide selection of standard monochrome and color OLEDs in a variety of sizes and specifications. We offer OLEDs with no development costs and shorter delivery times and smaller lots than custom OLEDs.
Our OLEDs have already been used in many digital musical instruments such as digital pianos.