Bachus,
Good points.
What you’re suggesting might run a bit more than what I paid for the 560, and in the end, the 560, for us is a home entertainment keyboard...WITH THE POTENTIAL ...to be a gigging keyboard.
Also, if I intended to use a weighted keybed(simulated or otherwise) for gigging, I think I would be fine with 61 - 73/76 Keys keyboard...less size and weight.
It’s been a while since I played my Genos. That said, I’m beginning to think I do prefer a keybed similar to the 560 over my Genos keybed. This isn’t a criticism of my Genos keybed...but it is different.
Nearest analogy I can provide is that, for most of my life, I’ve been an acoustic string player; guitar, mandolin and banjo....to include upright bass.
I own electric guitars but never felt as connected to them as I do to my acoustic instruments.
Maybe it’s the same deal with keyboard beds?
Offcourse it will be more expensive..
And a tidy bit heavier too, for the added build quallity..
I guess it would cost 50 % more then the 560..
maybe even double
But thats still less then half the price of a genos or nord stage..
But i have come to the conclusion that there is only one way to get the best of both worlds 88 key/piano and arranger in a single instrument... and thats the upcomming cvp 809..
And else... combine a top 88 key stage piano or workstation with a ketron sd90 module..
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