• Eh.

  
  As reviewed by Johnny on 9/8/2011

  This piano has an acceptable piano sound and feel for the price. I don't care for the other sounds such as organ and upright bass, but then again I bought it because it's a piano, if I wanted a bass I would have bought one so that's not a big deal. The one major downside is as others have said playing loud or soft on it can be kind of funky at times. Sometimes I'll be trying to play louder or softer and it will just be choppy loud/soft. For the price it is definitely worth it though. If you're planning on playing shows or if you're an advanced pianist..spend some extra $$ on something better.

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• Year Later

  
  As reviewed by ALAN MELROY on 12/4/2011

  I am updating my review after about a year. I still love the piano. I will say that I am only fond of piano 1 and rock organ. Church organ has its uses too at times. Both Rock and Church Organ are now supported with a Boss RT 20 for Leslie feel, and one should not be unsatisfied with the sound. The touch sensitive and feel is good in piano. Sometimes with the organ sounds it is not so smooth as there is less of a smooth transition, as I think it would be better for no touch sensitive for organ, but I can live with it. Some of the keys were "stiff," until they were played enough to loosen them up. The on board speakers do not have much low end, but I normally use head phones or plug into a board anyway. I like the 1/4 inch connections for "pro" work, which is why I bought it over the comparative Casio model. The speakers still operate with the line out connected, which I counteract by plugging a stereo plug into the headphone jack. Yes, it is "heavy," but I like the stability of the weight. I love the piano 1 and organ sounds, and I can live with the short comings. I give it a 95%.

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• A bargain! Good sound for minimum dollars.

  
  As reviewed by Mark Witt on 4/9/2011

  This piano sounds good, feels good and I am very pleased with my purchase. As I looked around Guitar Center at other options it seemed like the big difference between this keyboard and other 88 key instruments was the 'bells and whistles' like 128 voices, note display, pitch bending etc. I have such a piano too, but guess what: I play it as a piano so the extra stuff doesn't mean much. I bought this one to travel with. One investment I would suggest with just about any keyboard is a substantial pedal. The one in to box is like a sewing machine pedal, moves around and has a cheap feel to it. An M-Audio pedal is only about $20-$25 and performs well. I don't think you'll be disappointed with this instrument at all.

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