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Vintage D has developed a pedalling bug, and my acoustic has sounded awefull all weekend.
A 2008 keyboardmag review of the MP8ii describes its grand piano sound as "outstanding", "stellar", and "no compromise".
In other news, a large truck full of cheese has been ordered for the whine.
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I quite like my Kawai CN33, but it's ugly from behind. (scraping the barrel here).
FP 7F, the keys bottom out too hard and jar the fingers.
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My new MOX8 has not turned me into a rock star.
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My new MOX8 has not turned me into a rock star. If you bought the Kronos you could have sounded like Jordan Rudess.
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After reading about problems with pianos costing close to $10.000 and even more, I've become happy with my lousy P85.
Ten thousand US$ is a seven digit figure in my currency.
Me on YouTubeCasio PX-5S. Garritan CFX, Production Grand 2 Gold, Concert Grand LE, AcousticSamples C7, some Sampletekks. Pianoteq 8 Std (Blüthner, SteinGraeber, NY/HB Steinway D).
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I quite like my Kawai CN33, but it's ugly from behind. (scraping the barrel here).
FP 7F, the keys bottom out too hard and jar the fingers. Hey how heavy is the touch on your cn33, What would you rate 1-10? my casio px-100 sounds like it's playing though a tin can
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Me? I really want myy CA93 to have Led's above each key so I know where to put my fingers ...
Now why didn't Kawai think of that? I believe Casio holds the patent on that technology, unfortunately. James x
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Me? I really want myy CA93 to have Led's above each key so I know where to put my fingers ...
Now why didn't Kawai think of that? I believe Casio holds the patent on that technology, unfortunately. James x I like how kawai didnt but anything above the keys, and put it on the side instead, it has a more traditional look
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Are we dissing on our pianos? I'm in!
My MP8 has really heavy keys. Makes me tired and if I play a long time my fingers can actually start to hurt. Also fast repetitions are hard. And I don't like the sound. Irrelevant, since I use a software piano, though.
Vintage D...well, no problem with that. Well, it would be nice if it had a way to adjust the pedal response curve.
I have a problem with Kontakt, though...why doesn't it include a sequencer and audio recorder? I hate the fact that I have to use a VST host instead of just using the standalone player.
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My beer glass always slides off my MP6.
"you don't need to have been a rabbit in order to become a veterinarian"
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Me? I really want myy CA93 to have Led's above each key so I know where to put my fingers ...
Now why didn't Kawai think of that? I believe Casio holds the patent on that technology, unfortunately. James x I like how kawai didnt but anything above the keys, and put it on the side instead, it has a more traditional look Folks ... I was --joking-- ... :-O Tee hee hee
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A Tired, Retired, Dreamer ...
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I'm not digging that I always have to find an electrical socket for my DP. PA too!
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Folks ...
I was --joking-- ... :-O
Tee hee hee I had a feeling you were lol.
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I quite like my Kawai CN33, but it's ugly from behind. Have you tried changing positions? 
"There is nothing to piano playing besides producing the appropriate velocities on the appropriate keys at the appropriate time" (c) qvfarns
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I see nobody has dogged the FP-7F yet in this thread, so I'll jump in...
I took it to a gig for the first time this weekend. Geez, it's heavy! And because of the lack of LEDs showing me where to put my fingers, I made a few mistakes.
All seriousness aside, it was great. The internal speakers were more than adequate for the gig, a wedding ceremony in a hotel ballroom with about 150 guests.
I'd rather be practicing Kawai K-3, Roland FP-7F Now: Brahms Op. 118, Bach French Suite #5
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I quite like my Kawai CN33, but it's ugly from behind. Have you tried changing positions? I have better luck playing mine from the front.
I'd rather be practicing Kawai K-3, Roland FP-7F Now: Brahms Op. 118, Bach French Suite #5
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I'd like to complain about my CF6 as well... it's portable but only with a truck and 6 guys ;(
"I'm still an idiot and I'm still in love" - Blue Sofa - The Plugz 1981 (Tito Larriva)
Disclosure : I am professionally associated with Arturia but my sentiments are my own only.
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Ok, here we go. I also want to complain  : Roland HP-305's PHA II action is ridiculously noisy, repeated notes suck (shame I got short on budget and couldn't buy a 307 with PHA III instead) and the Ivory Feel keyboard is peeling 
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[quote=CarloPianoand the Ivory Feel keyboard is peeling [/quote] Ivory Peel keyboard then.
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