but i think at $2200 bucks it is an interesting candidate relative to the roland and yamaha offerings.. i like the way it looks..
]]>jcfelice88keys wrote:Hello Raldoh,
Before limiting your choices of stage piano to Kawai and Korg, I suggest that you look into the Yamaha P140. It has a nice weighted action, and does include a few church organs in its sounds.
Cheers,
Joe
I´m not looking for that type of piano, more a professional stage piano. But thanks anyway
The CP1 won't be around for awhile, and will cost an arm and a leg, and won't have any organ samples from what i can tell....I would either look at the RD 700GX or the Yamaha CP 300. both are at the higher end of current offerings- $2000-$2500 US, have competent acoustic pianos, electric pianos, and organs. i own the p-250 (predecessor to p-300) and it is built like a tank and it starts every morning even in cold weather.......:-)...... to me the yamaha is built better than the RD, but i like the RD's voices better, particularly their EP's and organs... you could also look at their little brothers- the RD 300GX (or maybe that's SX..?) and the CP33. they are less expensive and do a lot of the same things/ same voices..regarding my p-250- i don't love its sounds, but they certainly are competent particularly for live performance ...
]]>Hello Raldoh,
Before limiting your choices of stage piano to Kawai and Korg, I suggest that you look into the Yamaha P140. It has a nice weighted action, and does include a few church organs in its sounds.
Cheers,
Joe
I´m not looking for that type of piano, more a professional stage piano. But thanks anyway
]]>Before limiting your choices of stage piano to Kawai and Korg, I suggest that you look into the Yamaha P140. It has a nice weighted action, and does include a few church organs in its sounds.
Cheers,
Joe
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