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Published on 03/21/12 at 13:4688 heavy keys.
8 sounds.
Midi In-Out Line-in Line-Out
3 pedals
Effects: Chorus, Reverb.
Split function.
3 levels of sensitivity of the keyboard.
UTILIZATION
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SOUNDS
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OVERALL OPINION
I decided to buy this piano because it was on sale: 650 €
I was convinced that I wouldn't be wasting my money on it, because I had a plan B.
I received it in a huge, heavy cardboard box marked above "MADE IN CHINA".
The assembly took 45 minutes.
I find it very beautiful.
I tested the keybed: pleasant even if the keys bounce back when released.
I turn on the beast. The sound is at the level of my old psr 250!
i credit the speaker for the poor sound performance.
Connecting the adagio to my hifi-set provided me with a much beter sound, but added a lot of extra noise in the background.
The best thing is to use a good headset.
Configuration is very simple.
Fortunately I have a plan B: I use the midi out to plug in my rack XS motif. Now I have a super nice grand piano with 88 keys pleasantly heavy and great sound. I do not use my real piano.
I think this piano is the top if used as a master keyboard or to decorate your living room.
Would i make the same choice again? A big YES.
8 sounds.
Midi In-Out Line-in Line-Out
3 pedals
Effects: Chorus, Reverb.
Split function.
3 levels of sensitivity of the keyboard.
UTILIZATION
See overall opinion
SOUNDS
See overall opinion
OVERALL OPINION
I decided to buy this piano because it was on sale: 650 €
I was convinced that I wouldn't be wasting my money on it, because I had a plan B.
I received it in a huge, heavy cardboard box marked above "MADE IN CHINA".
The assembly took 45 minutes.
I find it very beautiful.
I tested the keybed: pleasant even if the keys bounce back when released.
I turn on the beast. The sound is at the level of my old psr 250!
i credit the speaker for the poor sound performance.
Connecting the adagio to my hifi-set provided me with a much beter sound, but added a lot of extra noise in the background.
The best thing is to use a good headset.
Configuration is very simple.
Fortunately I have a plan B: I use the midi out to plug in my rack XS motif. Now I have a super nice grand piano with 88 keys pleasantly heavy and great sound. I do not use my real piano.
I think this piano is the top if used as a master keyboard or to decorate your living room.
Would i make the same choice again? A big YES.