You were showing a Yamaha FC7 expression pedal. Does it work with the 3100? I'm under the assumption that it doesn't...which is a shame, since it's the best VP on the market.
Do the actions of these digital pianos have three sensors and escapement? How about static pressure needed to move white and black keys, please? Do you perhaps know the action pivot length? The depth of the piano is very short. Thank you, Michael
Based on this video I almost decided to buy Casio PX-S3100. And then by sheer luck I came across the following video which saved me from the wrong choice: ruclips.net/video/hKhfgX5LWl4/видео.htmlsi=An1sjBZC6sNvp3F9
The guy who did the Casio key bed review is, quite rightly, a highly regarded reviewer of digital pianos. However, many other reviewers have not had issues with the action; some of whom said that they had seen that scathing review. Always a good idea to play before you buy.
Thank you - this was helpful. I'm leaning toward the 3100
Hola amigo no tuviste algún problema con las teclas de este piano?
Better casio px-s3100 or roland fp30x ?
You were showing a Yamaha FC7 expression pedal. Does it work with the 3100? I'm under the assumption that it doesn't...which is a shame, since it's the best VP on the market.
Hey Bonner will you do a review on the roland fp e-50?
Do the actions of these digital pianos have three sensors and escapement? How about static pressure needed to move white and black keys, please?
Do you perhaps know the action pivot length? The depth of the piano is very short.
Thank you,
Michael
Based on this video I almost decided to buy Casio PX-S3100. And then by sheer luck I came across the following video which saved me from the wrong choice: ruclips.net/video/hKhfgX5LWl4/видео.htmlsi=An1sjBZC6sNvp3F9
Which one would you recommend in the same price range?
The guy who did the Casio key bed review is, quite rightly, a highly regarded reviewer of digital pianos. However, many other reviewers have not had issues with the action; some of whom said that they had seen that scathing review. Always a good idea to play before you buy.
@@keithlutman5611 Yamaha now also follows this new trend of short action key beds. So maybe it's not that bad after all.