@@filipelopes2450Entre distintas marcas es un poco complicado, ya que depende de gustos, sin embargo el P125 anteriormente competía con el Roland FP30X así que puede decirse que es "mejor", pero la verdad es que depende de gustos. Yo probé ambos y en cuestión de teclas el roland tiene tacto marfil sintetico mientras Yamaha incluso el P225 tiene teclas lisas. Ambos son buenos pianos pero sugiero probarlos o escucharlos
Excellent! I’m a seasoned Roland edrum guy, and that looks like a really nice e kit. Gauze pads and real hi hat, that’s what you want. Every recording enthusiast needs an e drum kit, even if you can’t play drums. So useful. Buy this if you feel the urge. You won’t be sorry
Thanks for your great video! Could you please record the pure mechanical key sounds of the keyboard without the pianos being turned on, so one can hear which keys are naturally louder or softer when playing softly?
0:15 vs 0:28 I feel that the Yamaha sounds a bit better or more full but the Roland is smoother to play. At least he immediately plays better on the Roland than on the Yamaha...
Seeking a lightweight ultra portable piano. If Yamaha did not place the speakers at the ends making it unnecessarily long, I would have purchased a NP32 so purchased the smaller 61 NP12 to use in smaller confined spaces.
I think they just need to adjust the pad sensitivity. Every drummer hit different. The pads are settings should always be adjusted. makes a huge different, special with machine gunning.
Why move the speaker to the back, as if there's no room at the top? I remember disassembling my Clavinova years ago. It was very empty, yet they put the speakers at the bottom!
To me the maton sounds great but somehow a bit hollow and missing that depth, the Cole Clark sounds great and also looks great, and to me sounds more natural. I have some friends that have a Cole Clark and they love it!!!
Rise mode is meant to work with “unlatch” mode and you can add vibrato at the tails of the chords when you press on the pedal. It’s not meant to work in latch mode, so that’s why you were hearing no difference in your demo
Looks a good unit, but bear in mind the key action will leave a lot to be desired if you're buying this primarily as a pianist. It's their mid-range action (the RD-2000 has a much better action, but costs much more). Also, the main grand piano sounds really quite synthetic vs. the Yamaha offerings.
I am so disappointed in DIGITAL pianos by now. I purchased an upmarket digital piano some years ago and never played it excessively so I expected years of joy from it and very little maintenance, since it does not have to be tuned, etc. But to my dismay I had to experience all sorts of problems with it after the first few years of having it. I would play it and gradually some keys stopped responding when I played on them or randomly blast full volume while playing those keys during playing pieces of music on it. Then I had to learn that my digital piano has a different set of maintenance issues that would cost me to open 160 screws all over the front and back of it just to insert new contact strips which seemed to malfunction much quicker than similar strips on an old fashioned electronic calculator. And the import costs for those rubber strips are not cheap. Which begs the question: is there really a digital piano that will not cause me this type of problem? Because I was really disappointed after my experience with a digital piano. I often use earphones playing this piano since upon opening the piano I also noted the speakers are not of such great quality for the price of such a piano either.
I mean... In front, you've got Kawai, Yamaha and Roland which you can find many reviews of them to make sure you buy the right one. Always choose the most secure option when it comes to so much money. Return it ASAP and choose another one
I have no doubt the Heritage is a nice guitar but that headstock is so hideous I can't get past it. Heritage used is the way to go, they depreciate way more than a Gibson.
It's a bummer that they don't let the customer buy directly from them. No guitar stores in my town carry Knaggs and the model & color I want is hard to find as well, even through their certified dealers.
