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Great for classical pianist looking for silent practice
I have 15+ years classical piano experience.
After playing it for almost a year I can say its been very good. It's a nightmare to move but it's doable if you are willing to sacrifice a few vertebrae from your back.
Packaging was strong. So many manuals for every language. Just make it digital and save paper.
The greatest strength is the keyboard action. It feels incredible, even better than Kawai CS-11 which I've owned for a long time. I'm able to play very technical pieces with confidence, handles repeating notes well also.
Sound is amazing, real pleasure to listen with good set of headphones. Very realistic piano sounds.
Feature wise, my only complaint is I wish they included some organ sounds and gone about the three part instrument layout a bit smarter (to be able to fit much more sounds). But these are ifs and buts. The sounds that they have are really good. Also the effects, amps and their settings are very customizable.
The pedal is lovely. Recording to USB stick is amazing feature. The interface sucks, but that seems to be common trait across every single digital and electric piano ever. Once you've figured it out how to do something it's easy though.
Built quality had some problems. Maybe I'm nitpicking, but some of the keys are ever so slightly offset from the rest when viewed from side. You'd expect it to be surgically accurate on such expensive product. It doesn't affect the playing and isn't apparent unless you really look for it, but it was something that caught my eye after a bit. It's, again, very slight.
Piano sound on/off button has a problem where it occasionally gets stuck. It's easy to get unstuck and sometimes pops up after a few seconds, but it's quite annoying when switching stuff on and off on the fly. This was reason for 4 star on quality. Everything else works well.
Overall very satisfied, I got it to train silently in my flat and that's what it has allowed me to do. I'd recommend it to serious players.
+If you are looking for bit of protection when moving the piano check out Gator G-PG-88. It's pretty affordable and is a snug fit. It's not easily movable piano though, it should stay stationary.
Also, I've been using it with a stand "K&M 18880" and it's been very good, almost no movement unless you really shake the thing.
After playing it for almost a year I can say its been very good. It's a nightmare to move but it's doable if you are willing to sacrifice a few vertebrae from your back.
Packaging was strong. So many manuals for every language. Just make it digital and save paper.
The greatest strength is the keyboard action. It feels incredible, even better than Kawai CS-11 which I've owned for a long time. I'm able to play very technical pieces with confidence, handles repeating notes well also.
Sound is amazing, real pleasure to listen with good set of headphones. Very realistic piano sounds.
Feature wise, my only complaint is I wish they included some organ sounds and gone about the three part instrument layout a bit smarter (to be able to fit much more sounds). But these are ifs and buts. The sounds that they have are really good. Also the effects, amps and their settings are very customizable.
The pedal is lovely. Recording to USB stick is amazing feature. The interface sucks, but that seems to be common trait across every single digital and electric piano ever. Once you've figured it out how to do something it's easy though.
Built quality had some problems. Maybe I'm nitpicking, but some of the keys are ever so slightly offset from the rest when viewed from side. You'd expect it to be surgically accurate on such expensive product. It doesn't affect the playing and isn't apparent unless you really look for it, but it was something that caught my eye after a bit. It's, again, very slight.
Piano sound on/off button has a problem where it occasionally gets stuck. It's easy to get unstuck and sometimes pops up after a few seconds, but it's quite annoying when switching stuff on and off on the fly. This was reason for 4 star on quality. Everything else works well.
Overall very satisfied, I got it to train silently in my flat and that's what it has allowed me to do. I'd recommend it to serious players.
+If you are looking for bit of protection when moving the piano check out Gator G-PG-88. It's pretty affordable and is a snug fit. It's not easily movable piano though, it should stay stationary.
Also, I've been using it with a stand "K&M 18880" and it's been very good, almost no movement unless you really shake the thing.
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