Yamaha KX88

I am glad there was already a Yamaha KX-88 topic over here. We are becoming a rare species. Nevertheless it is an incredible keyboard that has bravely sustained so much praise through all these years.
It not perfect though. The biggest flaw is not being able to reproduce pianissimo note at < 15 MIDI Velocity. While it may work to start the curve with 15,1 it may not feel natural to press that hard a note for the pianissimo parts. It depends on which piano you are playing.
The feel of the keys is somewhat heavier than what we would expect from a piano. But what would normally be featured as a flaw, turns out to become very addictive. The fact of playing in a heavier keyboard makes you become used to it and like it. Several folks have expressed the same opinion.
For sake of curiosity, recently I went to a big music store with the sole purpose of trying out all the keyboards to compare with the KX88. All the new and expensive ones where there. I left the store somewhat disappointed that none of them impressed me to a point of saying: "Yeah, they are successors to my big ol' KX88". On the other side, I went home with a big smile on the face: "I am very happy with my KX88". Unfortunately the conclusion is that the market has never reacted to launch a good MIDI Controller anymore. Maybe the full blown higher-end electronic pianos are the closest you'll get from a good keyboard feel but with a price tag that would not justify even considering this piece of software.
Still tweaking on the curves of the Grand D9. As soon as I reach consensus, I'll post the curve over here.