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foguy_lucky
Published on 03/12/07 at 08:36
In order to play the piano, he has what it takes.
Level connections, it has everything I needed, line out, MIDI ...
UTILIZATION
Touch is a huge asset for me. Touches of wood and Hammer, no spring ... no equivalent in other brands even more expensive despite several months of prospecting, note that I did not linger on the models to more than € 5000 anyway.
The manual is necessary to enter the settings a bit forced, and yet my usual textbooks are unnecessary.
SOUNDS
Being an audiophile warned (concert and recital of classical, equipped with high-end stereo component-marantz_sacd_sa12s1 rega_mira-triangle_antal) I can say that the sound of grand piano is more realistic and good, at this level, the priority of a particular digital piano sound is a matter of taste, unless you type in digital pianos very high end (large touch or similar ..).
Of course the responsiveness / speed is just as good.
The resonance between the strings is very realistic too, just play two notes at a time or to use the pedal to realize it.
As for sounds, I only regret forgetting the xylophone much more fun than the "fourth electric piano" for example ... but it is secondary to me.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about 5-6months and I'm delighted every day, and I put about as much time to make up my mind for this purchase, so I had ample time to test everything that is (Korg, Yamaha Clavinova, Roland, Casio ...) and for me the choice was obvious, only the price was blocking me until I found a good opportunity.
The Yamaha sound too cold / metallic touch is not bad but worse than the CA5.
I did the korg'm not retarded .. casio for it is the entry-level models that are interesting.
The sound level rolland (latest models), I found them pretty good but the feel was fishing.
To learn and play the piano, it is ideal, Of course I would spend to say it's the best ...
At this price, you do not pay unnecessary gadget, only the good touch, great finish and sound more than adequate.
Level connections, it has everything I needed, line out, MIDI ...
UTILIZATION
Touch is a huge asset for me. Touches of wood and Hammer, no spring ... no equivalent in other brands even more expensive despite several months of prospecting, note that I did not linger on the models to more than € 5000 anyway.
The manual is necessary to enter the settings a bit forced, and yet my usual textbooks are unnecessary.
SOUNDS
Being an audiophile warned (concert and recital of classical, equipped with high-end stereo component-marantz_sacd_sa12s1 rega_mira-triangle_antal) I can say that the sound of grand piano is more realistic and good, at this level, the priority of a particular digital piano sound is a matter of taste, unless you type in digital pianos very high end (large touch or similar ..).
Of course the responsiveness / speed is just as good.
The resonance between the strings is very realistic too, just play two notes at a time or to use the pedal to realize it.
As for sounds, I only regret forgetting the xylophone much more fun than the "fourth electric piano" for example ... but it is secondary to me.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for about 5-6months and I'm delighted every day, and I put about as much time to make up my mind for this purchase, so I had ample time to test everything that is (Korg, Yamaha Clavinova, Roland, Casio ...) and for me the choice was obvious, only the price was blocking me until I found a good opportunity.
The Yamaha sound too cold / metallic touch is not bad but worse than the CA5.
I did the korg'm not retarded .. casio for it is the entry-level models that are interesting.
The sound level rolland (latest models), I found them pretty good but the feel was fishing.
To learn and play the piano, it is ideal, Of course I would spend to say it's the best ...
At this price, you do not pay unnecessary gadget, only the good touch, great finish and sound more than adequate.