Skipp knows nothing
hello...don't listen to skipp...the KORG SP-170 is a brilliant piece of work....fabulous weighted keys that are heavier on the bottom than on the top end (just like a real piano), and a truly superb grand piano sound (an excellent steinway sample) make it a super digital piano.....it is 26 pounds, well constructed, and the headphone jacks provide a solid balanced output - all you need is the proper cable that you can buy from any electronbics store like radio shack....it is a piece of cake to operate, and is durable to use on stage......do not listen to this guy who for some reason just happens to hate KORG....feel the piano, and listen to the sound....this is what you should take to the bank, not the words of some dude who seems to hate KORG for whatever reason....for under 600 bucks, this piano is a steal.....there are 10 sounds in total, very good electric pianos, a great vibe patch, and the harpsichord and strings are cool too.....anyway, like i said, many pros love this thing, especially if all they want is a godo digital piano....no bells and whistles, but it does have good reverb and chorus, as well as midi out.....if you need midi in, then this is not the piano for you.....but as far as sound and action, i like it better than the top of the line yamahas and rolands, and i am not kidding