Certain recording conditions or showroom conditions will favour certain models. As always, Yamaha has the nicest treble notes IMO. Kawai seemed nicer on the lower mid notes. These Roland models are good for the price, but don't match the Kawai or Yamaha.
Don’t understand why the F701 and the RP701 were both included: they are the same piano, just in different cabinets, one minimalist and the other more traditional.
@@mikiex Yes, according to Stu Harrison of Merriam Music there is a noticeable difference in that regard, and he’s the best for piano reviews. But I would have thought they would have said that, instead of reviewing them as if they were two completely different models, when everything except the cabinet is the same.
Yamaha sounded like a person with a stuffed nose trying to speak, very unclear sound. The Rolands were ok with the rp701 being slightly better. Kawai is the winner hands down
I tried the F701 this week. Didn’t enjoy it much at all. A shame as it had a great price. I found the action spongy, the midsection notes pretty tiny and although the instrument looks stylish if you play with a book, the clearance between the stand and the keys is too little and you fear the book will fall onto the keyboard. Kawai and Yamaha are far better here in my view. Fab playing on this video, particularly the Schubert impromptu
I think I like Kawai the most.
拍攝非常專業,影片中每一台琴分別切換畫面,聽起來竟然完全沒有落差!
最近跟幾個朋友也想嘗試類似的歌曲cover ,能否請問一下小編,使用的錄音設備 & 軟體嗎 ? 想參考一下
非常謝謝 Tina 老師,在下班前還不厭其煩地介紹、協助試彈了五台不同電鋼琴 + 巴哈、貝多芬、蕭邦等三位不同作曲家的曲子。
最後也因此找到了可能最適合也最喜歡的 CN301,秒簽單!
大推謬思,期待連假後的送貨開箱🥹
The kawai sounds the most natural for me
感謝提供影片參考,剛好都是正在比較的琴,很意外kawai聽起來意外的好,本來認為rp701最大發聲數比較高,應該會比較好
Certain recording conditions or showroom conditions will favour certain models. As always, Yamaha has the nicest treble notes IMO. Kawai seemed nicer on the lower mid notes. These Roland models are good for the price, but don't match the Kawai or Yamaha.
Don’t understand why the F701 and the RP701 were both included: they are the same piano, just in different cabinets, one minimalist and the other more traditional.
The deeper cabinet might mean the RP speakers sound better - but I can't confirm that.
@@mikiex Yes, according to Stu Harrison of Merriam Music there is a noticeable difference in that regard, and he’s the best for piano reviews. But I would have thought they would have said that, instead of reviewing them as if they were two completely different models, when everything except the cabinet is the same.
@@mikiex 3:47 & 3:54,F701 sound is brighter , RP701 sound is fuller and richer.
F : Suitable for pop songs
RP: Suitable for classical music
Super view, only arms and piano talk...no needed any words as many do
Tina老師好棒❤
請問老師是否有新的 Chord ,先彈下 Chord 的第一個音,然後此同時 Sustain Pedal release and press,而不是 Sustain Pedal release and press再彈 Chord 的第一個音
So which one did you like the best in the end??? Which one did you buy?
Kawai or yamaha
@@jonathan130 Kawai over Yamaha if to choose between them.Roland is awesome too.
What is the title of the first song at 0:07 ?
Minuet in G major, BWV 114
請問這幾台是木頭的鍵盤?還是塑膠鍵盤?
這幾台都是塑膠琴鍵喔
Yamaha sounds the worst, Roland I never liked them, Kawai is the only brand in the DPs that make me happy
Yamaha sounded like a person with a stuffed nose trying to speak, very unclear sound. The Rolands were ok with the rp701 being slightly better. Kawai is the winner hands down
유후 아님?ㅋ
The Rolands are ugly
they are not
I love the look of the F701 in that light oak finish.
I tried the F701 this week. Didn’t enjoy it much at all. A shame as it had a great price. I found the action spongy, the midsection notes pretty tiny and although the instrument looks stylish if you play with a book, the clearance between the stand and the keys is too little and you fear the book will fall onto the keyboard. Kawai and Yamaha are far better here in my view. Fab playing on this video, particularly the Schubert impromptu