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This is for those who would like to make decisions regarding purchase of a digital piano
Recently i bought Yamaha P115 digital piano.I will discuss the following points
Design and ergonomics: very pleasing to the eye with full length keys and matte finish black keys.Weight is amazingly light and one person can lift the keyboard(11.8kg)
Tone and sound output : Comes with very high quality stereo speakers for extreme bass and treble responses.....Overall has 14 voices that can be changed on the fly by selecting onboard buttons without note "cutting off" between voice-changes.Has 3 piano voices ,sampled from cf3 yamaha concert grand piano....Very rich and authentic sound reproduction....Only 5% deviation compared to acoustic grand in terms of timbre at low volume....I did compare that with a concert grand yamaha piano at showroom.......In a nutshell very rich and amazing sound as good as vstis
btw polyphony is 192
In addition there are metronome and plenty of other accompaniement styles
Keybed and action:It has full length keys.Although they said it has GHS or graded hammer sensitivity ,meaning bass keys are heavier than treble keys ....i did not find any variation of weightage or heaviness of keys across various registers.....Otherwise the travel of the keys or how far the keys can be depressed is comparable/identical with the concert acoustic piano,that was kept in the showroom.
Output using Headphones and External Speakers : The sound quality is just as great throgh external speakers or headphones,as they are through the internal built in speaker sets.
Personal comments: I would highly recommend this to anyone who would want to embark on a journey to learn and enjoy the piano ,yet cannot afford to get acoustic grand piano.......I have personally tested the fantom x8 and had played korg m50 ....but I can say from my personal experience that this is one hell of a product which has a significantly improved tone generation system over fantom or korg m50
Recently i bought Yamaha P115 digital piano.I will discuss the following points
Design and ergonomics: very pleasing to the eye with full length keys and matte finish black keys.Weight is amazingly light and one person can lift the keyboard(11.8kg)
Tone and sound output : Comes with very high quality stereo speakers for extreme bass and treble responses.....Overall has 14 voices that can be changed on the fly by selecting onboard buttons without note "cutting off" between voice-changes.Has 3 piano voices ,sampled from cf3 yamaha concert grand piano....Very rich and authentic sound reproduction....Only 5% deviation compared to acoustic grand in terms of timbre at low volume....I did compare that with a concert grand yamaha piano at showroom.......In a nutshell very rich and amazing sound as good as vstis
btw polyphony is 192
In addition there are metronome and plenty of other accompaniement styles
Keybed and action:It has full length keys.Although they said it has GHS or graded hammer sensitivity ,meaning bass keys are heavier than treble keys ....i did not find any variation of weightage or heaviness of keys across various registers.....Otherwise the travel of the keys or how far the keys can be depressed is comparable/identical with the concert acoustic piano,that was kept in the showroom.
Output using Headphones and External Speakers : The sound quality is just as great throgh external speakers or headphones,as they are through the internal built in speaker sets.
Personal comments: I would highly recommend this to anyone who would want to embark on a journey to learn and enjoy the piano ,yet cannot afford to get acoustic grand piano.......I have personally tested the fantom x8 and had played korg m50 ....but I can say from my personal experience that this is one hell of a product which has a significantly improved tone generation system over fantom or korg m50