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M-Audio DCP-300 #1312260 11/25/09 04:45 PM
Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 3 FL J Jeffrey Blais OP Junior Member
OP Jeffrey Blais Junior Member J Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 3 FL	Has anyone had any experience with the M-Audio DCP-300 ? I have been comparing them with others in the $1000 - 1500 price range and their features look great for the money. They do have a three-year parts and labor warranty . Unfortunatly there are no reviews on this model that I can locate. Any opinions of performance and/or quality will be appreciated. Jeff

Re: M-Audio DCP-300 Jeffrey Blais #1312759 11/26/09 01:06 PM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 4,534 G Gyro 4000 Post Club Member
Gyro 4000 Post Club Member G Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 4,534	I tried a DCP 200, and I could not fault it. It has everything one could want in a digital: grand piano-like performance, console-type design with built-in pedals, record and playback. I'm an experienced player who has been playing digitals since 1989. When shopping for my latest piano, I had it narrowed down to three: the DCP 200, the Casio PX 800, and the Williams Overture--all to be bought online from amazon.com, the Casio and Williams sight-unseen. I eventually went with the Williams because of the price. But the DCP 200 was a close contender all the way. The DCP 300 is the more expensive model and should be even better.

Re: M-Audio DCP-300 Gyro #1312790 11/26/09 02:03 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 722 Cambridgeshire, UK BazC 500 Post Club Member
BazC 500 Post Club Member Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 722 Cambridgeshire, UK	I wouldn't buy an M-Audio piano without trying it first, the quality of their actions varies enormously. I have one of their semi weighted controllers and I like it, it really is semi weighted and has a hint of a true piano action. On the other hand I've played their fully weighted Prokeys 88 stage piano and it was dreadful, by far the worst weighted board I've ever tried. Korg SP200, Pianoteq