My ears must be "hearing disabled!"

I went to SA and played, side by side, the Yamaha P-155, Casio Privia 350 and the Casio PX-5S.

To me, the Yamaha won hands down.....especially the key feel.......but a bit heavy!. Yet everyone is raving about the Casio's!

To be fair, it's not easy testing a piano in SA as there's always someone playing power chords on a guitar somewhere in the store.

QUESTION: You all still think the Casio's sound that good?
QUESTION: I thought the Privia 350 sounded better than the PX-5S. Your thoughts?

Mark

But nothing beats pianoteq.. If you want/need the best piano sounds on the world, a simple laptop running Pianoteq blows everyone away...

Yes, I heard a fellow playing a Nord at one of the Festivals. I did notice how real it sounded......very impressed

Now that you mentioned this Pianoteq, I have the feeling I'm going to end up with an 88 note MIDI controller keyboard using either a laptop or hardware for my piano sounds.

I've always played acoustic so the keyboard feel is real important to me.

Mark

you definately should get your hands on the Kawai VPC1, its designed to play computersounds, and has the touch of a real grand piano..... it however has no buttons, or knobs or wheels...just 88 piano keys, all black and white