You are like a dream of what I want to acheive, I like the piano too, is the black keys as heavy weight as the white keys ? And is it good for very fast classical music ? A answer would mean a lot to me
The black keys are the same weight here! It's really unfortunate Casio's latest PX-S3000 stage piano has key weight problems, but my PX870 seems perfect! ruclips.net/video/OB9tqkPKdeU/видео.html. Fast classical music - works quite well (at least at my level). And thanks :)
are u in any way annoyed with the action of the px870? are like super fast trills playable or is it not keeping up and also, is it doing a lot of annoying sound when pressing a key?
@@headoverclouds the keys do make noise but its no bother at all, you can only notice them if your volume is really low and even still its not a problem
Yes, except it doesnt have let off or escapement, which is something very minor, but everything else is simulated. Roland has this feature tho, escapement.
Is it possible to go to the store to try them all? (bring your own headphones too that you intend to use!). Of course, with the "illness" right now, going to a store might be a bit difficult :( Most top end choices are very good from all manufacturers, the differences are pretty minor. I slightly prefer the PX870 sound now (the new 4 layer sound), but I used to have a Yamaha before, and liked it too :)
Dmitry Rudchenko yes unfortunately I can’t, and thats why I asked plenty of questions to many people to really sum up the whole comparison, until now I have heard that when we compare roland fp 30 and yamaha p125 , roland is better for classical music But this piano seems to have a slightly higher price range with better sound but there aren’t many reviews on it , so I don’t know what to choose
@@tomas_soeterik I can tell you that the PX 870 is the best piano you can get at the sub 1000 dollar range. For one, this is the only instrument at that price range that offers 256 note polyphony and multiple other advanced features that you only see at much higher prices. Not sure about comparisons past that price range
Excellent piano sound !
so beautiful !!! that song is a masterpiece
Thank you Romy!
Absolutely excellent rendition
Awesome! How did you record the sound? Did you use Reaper?
You are like a dream of what I want to acheive,
I like the piano too, is the black keys as heavy weight as the white keys ? And is it good for very fast classical music ?
A answer would mean a lot to me
The black keys are the same weight here! It's really unfortunate Casio's latest PX-S3000 stage piano has key weight problems, but my PX870 seems perfect! ruclips.net/video/OB9tqkPKdeU/видео.html. Fast classical music - works quite well (at least at my level). And thanks :)
are u in any way annoyed with the action of the px870? are like super fast trills playable or is it not keeping up and also, is it doing a lot of annoying sound when pressing a key?
Well you can adjust how stiff the action feels and I keep mine at a low end to help with trills etc. so far I’ve been happy with jt
This piano sounds good with headphones? Well played btw
It sounds great with headphones. I play with headphones most of the time. And thanks :)
@@genesisx4 How does this piano sound without headphones ? Do the keys make any noise ? I'm considering buying this piano, please answer my query .
@@headoverclouds the keys do make noise but its no bother at all, you can only notice them if your volume is really low and even still its not a problem
@@GabrielAlves-ll6lc I think the piano sounds great without headphones because it has a pretty good speaker system.
Hellow the hammer action is same as an acoustic piano?
Yes, except it doesnt have let off or escapement, which is something very minor, but everything else is simulated. Roland has this feature tho, escapement.
Can you load song on to this piano? I know it comes with some installed
I am hesitating between this and other pianos like roland fp 30 or yamaha p 125 but whats better ? 🤔
Is it possible to go to the store to try them all? (bring your own headphones too that you intend to use!). Of course, with the "illness" right now, going to a store might be a bit difficult :( Most top end choices are very good from all manufacturers, the differences are pretty minor. I slightly prefer the PX870 sound now (the new 4 layer sound), but I used to have a Yamaha before, and liked it too :)
Dmitry Rudchenko yes unfortunately I can’t, and thats why I asked plenty of questions to many people to really sum up the whole comparison,
until now I have heard that when we compare roland fp 30 and yamaha p125 , roland is better for classical music
But this piano seems to have a slightly higher price range with better sound but there aren’t many reviews on it , so I don’t know what to choose
@@tomas_soeterik I can tell you that the PX 870 is the best piano you can get at the sub 1000 dollar range. For one, this is the only instrument at that price range that offers 256 note polyphony and multiple other advanced features that you only see at much higher prices. Not sure about comparisons past that price range