Q onda, disculpa, el tacto del piano es bueno, lo que pasa q me gustaría comprarlo, tengo actualmente el Fp-60x de Roland y su Tacto es increíble pero pues este piano me llama la atención
I just got this today. This thing has mind blowing features. I mostly liked the touchscreen. It’s same as a smartphone touchscreen. No difference. The touchscreen is so sensitive. I also have Modx+ and Krome but I needed a stage keyboard as a main board. I really liked the piano sounds. The piano sounds carefully designed for classical music and stage music. As a keyboard player and pianist this is what I needed. Yeah acoustic pianos are really good but I didn’t like the rhodes sounds. Yamaha is better than Nord and Kurzweil for rhodes sounds. MY ADVICES - if you don’t care about the money, you should buy Nord stage or piano - if you wanna control everything easily buy sp7 grand - if you want original Rhodes sounds buy Yamaha CP88 then - if you want 4 band Eq (so important) buy sp7 grand - if you’re only playing piano sounds… it depends my friend :))
We are getting close. My wish list still includes optional harpsichord/organ pedalboard, swell pedal, church/classical/theatre organ pipe registration, tonewheel organ drawbar controls and programmable 2nd-touch sensitivity . For the piano, I would like _una corda_ & _sostenuto_ pedal support, variable touch, keyweight & regulation control with uploadable timbre and action emulation/sample sets from various prominent acoustic grands. No problem, right ?
I really enjoyed your video of the Kurzweil SP Grand. I have a question a student of mine has problems with her sustain pedal on the Kur well have you come across anything like that?
Kurzweil Design team.. Lets copy the Yamaha Super Knob, The Roland Christmas tree lights and Buttons and a dinky little Kronos joystick. Ahh But you could have done it in Nord Red and gone the whole Hog!
I’ve been really into Kurzweil and Yamaha lately… never really been too big of a fan of Nord, Korg was my baby for a while but I’m a little disappointed in the nautilus. The yamaha YC and now the CK have been on my mind a lot. The Kurzweil K2700 has been in my sights too. This one is looking like a solid prospect aswell. It’s hard for me to find what I want but I know some physical drawbars for the organ would be nice lol
curious why disappointed with the nautilus. Just bought one and its a great keyboard, nice pianos, synth sounds, drum tracks, sequencer, I could go on and on and its the same engine as the Kronos and its unparalleled for what it offers compared to other keyboards in its price range .
I'm a little confused. Does the PC4 do anything this SP7 doesn't do? They are very similar in price (within £200) and the SP7 appears to have better sound quality and touch screen. The PC4 has drawbars/faders. Is there anything else it would do better / differently than an SP7?
PC4 is quite old (2019) and it's to be expected that a newer model would have a supreme sound. PC4 is also a synth, which a lot of sound modeling feature, that are most probably not present on SP7. Last but not least, many people are complaining of the action of PC4 (Medeli), while SP7 is using the well-proven Fatar TP/110, that you could find on the Studiologic Numa Piano.
I'm tempted to buy this because my Kawai MP 11SE, though fantastic to play, is too heavy to carry around and a bit fragile. Very different instruments I know but Is there anybody here who has used this Kurzweil for a while, any thoughts?
Beautiful sound,you play very well. I have a Kurzweil Mark 12 and would like to trade it. I did have a Mark 152 , I moved back to N.E. And had to trade it in because it was a baby grand and was too expensive to ship it. I loved playing the 152 and enjoyed it so much. The Mark 12 was confusing to me and it was a spinit., it is now about 26 years old., I want to trade it in for a nice keyboard what would you say for a trade in., thank you so much much and thank you.
I am interested in the Sp 7 grand what you are showing now, is it just piano , have not played it much because it was in storageMark12152. Could you tell what I WOULD GET FOR A TRADE IN TOWARD SOMETHING YOU HAVE.
Hello. Very interesting video, thank you. I noticed there’s no mention of the touch, that hammer action technology. How is the hammer action in comparison of that of the nord piano? Thank you
I wish you played the grand piano sound with a more percussive left hand. The biggest problem I find with electric pianos are the low bass notes have little resonance compared with the acoustic I compose on, and with your gentle left hand it is impossible to tell how loud the bass notes can get. As a writer, it is the reason I hate electric pianos for gigs… my bass notes are very important against the right hand, and if they don’t sound loud even when I am banging it out, you cannot hear the chords correctly.
@@rocketman584 Alas, it's not available anywhere on the Internet, I only did it for myself. As did "Ten Sharp - You", etc. Only on my social network I posted some individual pages as demo.
@@strongchord4384 Let them at least replace the outdated keyboard action, which has received a dubious reputation because of a known issue with something newer and more current, which has been used in their console models for years.
@@Echochamber79 Kawai was so long out of action as a result of Covid, I ended up changing my purchasing plans more than once -- and I'm now starting from scratch, looking at the field of digital pianos anew. This is why I'll keep tuning in to these reviews: Pre-Covid was a long time ago now, and various models have moved on!
amandajstar, They have the same oversight as Kawai: all the buttons are the same shape, so in the dark it is not clear which button means what, because the inscriptions to the buttons are not illuminated.
@@amandajstar No. No matter how much you learn about your piano model, a matrix of identical buttons for which you can't see the captions is confusing.
