Originally I was just looking out for something handy, more portable that I could put away, as I wouldn't use it all the time. I'm only interested in it as a "piano" and don't need it for anything else so the keys and dynamics are all I care about. An acoustic would suit but I don't want the maintenance, also that's an even more difficult choice to make. Yes, I daresay I would be able to play on it, well to feel and hear it more like, but before that some opinions would help decide if it's really worth going to see, though I think it might be.Will you have a chance to try it?
Since you already have a second sound source it would not be difficult to judge if the piano sound coming out of this fits your taste.
But I would really focus on keybed feel, since that's something that cannot be changed. You can always midi it to your PSR or some library like pianoteq for other sound. Having said that, I've played for a bit in a cheaper Korg (B1) and was pleased with the keybed. Better for me than GHS of equivalent Yamaha models.
If you were already a piano player in the past, I am sure the action will be a make-or-break point in this.
Statistics: Posted by aprilla — Tue Jun 24, 2025 1:19 pm