I listened to it (there is a video at the bottom of the page), and it doesn't seem bad to me. But not being an expert, I am turning to you. Thank you very much. Bye!
Personally, the best and most high-performing digital piano I have tried to date, also in relation to a relatively low price so to speak, is the Kawai MP10. I have never tried this Yamaha, but in a few months I have to go to central Rome to advise a friend on digital pianos, so I will perhaps have the opportunity to try these new generation pianos as well and I will be able to be objective in my judgment...
Ok... In fact, the action installed by Kawai is interesting... As for the sound, I wouldn't know, but the Yamaha seems slightly more "alive" to me... As soon as you know something about this CVP 501, can you let me know? Thanks in advance. See you soon. Bye! ๐
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FrancescoDiParigi wrote:
Hi everyone!
As you know, I am starting to consider purchasing a new piano (I still have to see if acoustic or digital).
Wandering around the Internet and searching for a bit, I found this Yamaha digital piano.
I listened to it (there is a video at the bottom of the page), and it doesn't seem bad at all. But since I am not an expert, I am turning to you. Thanks a lot. Bye!
Wow, I saw the video, .... how beautiful, this piano has an infinity of effects and accompaniments. ๐
Eh yes, it's not bad at all. Even higher up there is the CVP 503, which essentially has even better sounds, more precise action simulation, and a synthetic ivory keyboard...