Dexibell Vivo S2

Stage Piano

68 light-weighted keys with velocity sensitivity
180 sounds, over 100 organ presets and user sounds downloadable from dexibell.com
Auto accompaniment with X Mure App (free) for iOS
Unlimited polyphony with 320 oszillators
LC display (128 x 64 pixels)
Audio recording (.wav, 48kHz, 32-bit, on USB media)
Effects: Rotary, overdrive, vibrato/chorus for organ, 12 independent DSPs
Bluetooth audio and MIDI (BLE 4.2)
Pitch bend and modulation wheel
Power supply via mains adapter - battery operation option (eight AA batteries/rechargeable battery, not included)
Dimensions (W x D x H): 1093 x 242 x 94 mm
Weight: 8.5 kg
Colour: Black
Includes sustain pedal and power supply

Connectors:

Outputs: 2 x 6.3 mm jack (L/R + R)
Foot pedal 1: Sustain
Foot pedal 2: Assignable
Foot pedal 3: Expression/assignable
USB to host (MIDI and audio)
USB to Device (Memory and MIDI)
Auxiliary input: 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
Headphone outputs: 6.3 mm stereo jack, 3.5 mm mini jack

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Available since August 2025
Item number 620275
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Number Of Keys 68
Hammer Action Keys No
Number Of Sounds 180
Effects Yes
Speaker No
Headphone Outputs 2
Sequencer Yes
Master keyboard function Yes
Pitch Bend Yes
Modulation Wheel Yes
Layer Function Yes
Included Accessories PSU
Weight 8,5 kg

1.690 €

All prices incl. VAT

164

Sales Rank

in Stage Pianos

Huge sound, tiny footprint

Although the “entry-level” digital keyboard of the acclaimed S Series, the Dexibell Vivo S2 delivers the same rich, detailed sound and expressive control as its larger siblings, in a streamlined and ultra-portable format. Powered by Dexibell’s T2L (True to Life) engine, it offers unlimited polyphony, 24-bit/48kHz audio, and an extensive sound library spanning grand pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, pads, brass, synths, and more – fully customisable with downloadable sounds from Dexibell’s online library. The slightly weighted, 68-note keyboard, starting from a bottom A like a real piano, is responsive enough for both stage and studio use. Weighing just 8.5kg, and with the option of battery operation, the Dexibell Vivo S2 is designed for musicians looking for premium stage-ready sound quality without the bulk.

Features and connectivity

The Dexibell Vivo S2 offers far more than its compact size suggests. Its 3.2GB internal wave memory – matching high-end S Series models – supports 180 onboard sounds plus 100 organ presets, all expandable and customisable via Dexibell’s online library. The T2L sound engine delivers natural, detailed tones, with decays of up to 15 seconds on lower piano notes. Up to four sound layers can be active at once, with unlimited polyphony allowing complex split, layered, and pedal-triggered setups, complemented by 115 macro effects, which provide instant, stage-ready sound shaping. A new joystick offers precise pitch and modulation control, while Seamless Transition technology keeps changes smooth mid-performance. The onboard USB audio/MIDI interface in turn allows direct DAW recording, alongside Bluetooth audio/MIDI, stereo outputs, dual headphone jacks, and multiple pedal inputs.

Performance-ready

The Dexibell Vivo S2 is built for musicians demanding impeccable sound quality in a truly portable package. At just 8.5kg and with optional battery power, it’s ready for anything from street performances to complex stage rigs. Its unusual 68-note, slightly weighted keyboard design accommodates both piano and synth techniques, while layered synths, strings, pads, and brass open up rich textures for multi-genre performance. Gigging musicians benefit from its fast 20-second boot time and intuitive four-part navigation, while studio users gain from the low-noise 24-bit DAC, master EQ, and flexible connectivity. Bluetooth audio streaming makes it easy to rehearse with backing tracks or play reference material on the fly.

About Dexibell

The Italian company Dexibell comprises a team of engineers and musicians who have been working together since the mid-1990s. Their mission is to faithfully reproduce the sound of rare acoustic instruments, such as Romantic-era grand pianos or historic church organs, through digital pianos and sound modules. With their proprietary T2L Technology, they achieve exceptional sound quality while offering extensive customisation through physical modelling. Impressively, their products employ up to 320 oscillators to deliver unlimited polyphony. Dexibell instruments are used by renowned musicians worldwide, including Brian Culbertson, Sheléa Frazier, and Loren Gold (The Who, Chicago).

Portable anywhere

Whether busking on a busy city street or commanding centre stage in a full band setup, the Dexibell Vivo S2 performs equally well in any context. Its battery operation (using standard AA cells or an optional external pack) means no mains power is required. Street performers will value its portability, while gigging musicians benefit from straightforward integration into live rigs via multiple outputs, MIDI control, and pedal connection options. In the studio, its 24-bit DAC, multitrack USB recording, and quiet key action make it equally at home in professional production or home recording. In classic stage piano fashion, the range starts from a bottom A, accommodating traditional piano repertoire as well as synth and organ playing styles, making it a flexible choice for keyboard players of all genres.

In the spotlight

T2L technology

At the heart of the Vivo S2 is Dexibell’s T2L (True to Life) engine, a hybrid of advanced sampling and modelling technologies. It captures the natural complexity of acoustic instruments at 24-bit/48kHz resolution with extended dynamics and sympathetic resonance, while modelling algorithms reproduce the subtle tonal changes that occur across the full range of the instrument. On piano sounds, decays can last up to 15 seconds on the lowest notes, preserving the natural sustain of a real instrument. Seamless changes between complex, layered sounds are possible without note cut-off, and the Virtual Damper function adds realistic pedal response even without a connected sustain pedal. Combined with the extensive onboard library and user-loadable sounds, T2L technology provides a tonal palette far beyond what is typical at this size and price point.

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