Digital Piano Actions EXPLAINED

In the latest video from EB, he poses an interesting question to Ted: "Do digital piano actions need to be regulated?" Ted dives right into the topic with a straightforward response and uses several demonstrations to clarify whether or not a digital piano action can be adjusted. If you've ever wondered about your digital piano action, this video might have the answers you're looking for!
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[@marcelococenzo4681]

Thanks Ted. The channel is great!

[@J.AshtonMorgan]

2:29 Here on the GF action, if you're referring to the capstan (the metal screw on the posterior end) its function is adjusting key dip (also affecting hammer blow distance).
Also, that is incorrect, it is incredibly easy to remove. You use one hand to lift the "hammer" or key weight all the way up, then use the other to remove the wooden key stick just as you would in any upright piano.

[@dbmittens]

I have to ask what Ravenscroft did to their modified VPC1?

[@WeAreAllDoomed-n5i]

I have a Yamaha P90, with one key that is sticking. Any chance of repairing?

[@LastCallDemon170]

replacement of whole key spline.
probably $1000

[@WeAreAllDoomed-n5i]

@@LastCallDemon170 Equals scrap!