Fame KX 61

"Keyboard features 61 keys with dynamic mechanical hammer
Features:
8 programmable knobs endless
8 assignable faders
Master Volume (Master Volume)
5 different velocity curves
Splittage keyboard
Remote control buttons for the sequencer
USB port
Sustain pedal jack
Fashion GM / XG / GS
10 function buttons
10 memory locations
Dimensions: 1000 x 340 x 100 mm
Weight: approx. 12 kg
Installation under Windows ME / XP and Mac OSX: no driver needed "

Self-taught amateur pianist I was looking for a keyboard of a reasonable size (at least 49 keys) with a sensitive semi-weighted or hammer and a few fader & knob.

UTILIZATION

The hammer hit me seems relatively lightweight hammers but at this price, you can not ask for better. I find it rather enjoyable despite returning a little faster. We can not imagine playing on a real piano but did not feel like using a toy either.

The general pattern is more than simple, it's Plugg and play. The manual is clear and sufficient object you must have basic English, so he is not French.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 1 week, a notice was hotter than I will publish the next few months.
I played a few entry-level synth (casio / yamaha) and it's really not the same. I also played on several piano and it's not it either but for the price ...

[+]: 61 keys / touch sympa / faders & knobs endless
[-]: English manual but hey, it's more basic / so little known brand in the manual mapping sequencers

The value for money seems to me more than correct, I did not expect to have a keyboard with 61 keys a touchdown "hammer" and fader / volume pot at this price. Again it is a notice to hot so difficult to judge the resistance over time. In any case it seems to me great to begin with.

With experience ... Well, I have yet to be edited so later.