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> Worth also mentioning, the key actions on higher-end modern digitals are also pretty damn good these days I've bought a few $1500-2000 digital pianos (Kawai
by prirun 4y ago
> Worth also mentioning, the key actions on higher-end modern digitals are also pretty damn good these days
I've bought a few $1500-2000 digital pianos (Kawai ES8, Yamaha P515). The action limits tend to show up when you have to play "in" on the black notes. There just isn't enough leverage to allow that to happen the way it does on a grand. Playing something like Bach in F# or G# is not really possible.
- kibibyte 4y agoIf you bump your budget a little, you will start to find digital pianos that are designed to better emulate grand piano actions. And further on, starting around $3500 and above, you start to find longer key sticks and counterweights and such that do a much better job at it.
- teknico 4y agoThe best action in a stage piano: http://www.kawaimp.com/mp11se/detail/touch/ http://www.kawaimp.com/mp11se/detail/touch/ In comparison: https://kawaius.com/technology/wooden-key-actions/ https://kawaius.com/technology/wooden-key-actions/