SJ
I'm not a pro but :
The 22kg Studiologic's NumaX Piano GT (that's a mouthful) is a beautiful beast.
The keys are heavy and responsive, that's what I was looking for in the first place and I'm not disappointed. The Fatar T400 system feels very good (I'd say like a 5 years old acoustic piano, so kind of my favourite) and I hope it stays that ways for the twenty years I'm intending to use it.
The sounds/presets are accurate and intuitive.
The soundbank is wide and also customizable through the Numa Manager (so I've heard, haven't touched it yet)
The integrated software feels like a VST plugin, without a mouse, kinda hard to get to when you're visually impaired like me, but the whole controlling stuff is still quite simple and easy to manage from memory.
Overall, I'm glad I bought this in order to make it my living room piano.
A pair of monitors and a wooden desk and I have a custom Electric Piano (with all the perks that they're lacking) for the price of a mid-end Yamaha
Also, it's pretty !
The keys are heavy and responsive, that's what I was looking for in the first place and I'm not disappointed. The Fatar T400 system feels very good (I'd say like a 5 years old acoustic piano, so kind of my favourite) and I hope it stays that ways for the twenty years I'm intending to use it.
The sounds/presets are accurate and intuitive.
The soundbank is wide and also customizable through the Numa Manager (so I've heard, haven't touched it yet)
The integrated software feels like a VST plugin, without a mouse, kinda hard to get to when you're visually impaired like me, but the whole controlling stuff is still quite simple and easy to manage from memory.
Overall, I'm glad I bought this in order to make it my living room piano.
A pair of monitors and a wooden desk and I have a custom Electric Piano (with all the perks that they're lacking) for the price of a mid-end Yamaha
Also, it's pretty !
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