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➟ Roland RD-2000: [ Ссылка ]

➟ YAMAHA P71: [ Ссылка ]

➟ Yamaha CP88: [ Ссылка ]

➟ Nord Stage 4: [ Ссылка ]

➟ Kawai KDP120: [ Ссылка ]

➟ Alesis Recital Pro: [ Ссылка ]

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:23 Roland RD-2000
01:50 YAMAHA P71
03:01 Yamaha CP88
04:34 Nord Stage 4
06:03 Kawai KDP120
07:32 Alesis Recital Pro

If you're looking for an capable onstage machine search no more. The Roland RD-2000 has everything you will need, whether it's about sound, recording, mixing, or anything else. Still, the strongest points of RD-2000 is its sound. It features a two sound engines – V-Piano Technology and SuperNATURAL- providing thousands of excellent sound. There are more than 1100 preset tone, while you may also count on upto 10 acoustic piano tones, which all sound great. Naturally, there are also numerous effect with tons of preset, which you would guess by looking at this stages piano from across the room, Excellent builds quality can be noticed on every part of this stage piano, while we particularly like hybrid keys that combines wood and molded material. They feel amazing under your fingers, while its also worth mentioning that there are five levels of touchs sensitivity, plus a offset. The RD-2000 doesn't feature built-in speakers like any professional stage keyboard. On the other hand, it come with an full load of connectivity feature. Some of the highlights are firstly the USB port, USB to Host (type B), USB to Devices (type A), MIDI In/Out, Headphone jacks (1/4″), Main Out at 1/4″ jacks (R, L/Mono), Main Out balance XLR jack (L, R), Sub Outs 1/4″ jacks (L, R), 4 Pedal jacks, Audio In, etc
Yamaha P-71 digital piano, The Yamaha P71 is the identical digital piano to the Yamaha P45 but the difference is that the P71 is available only on Amazon and is a proprietary model number exclusively for Amazon. The price is also $70 less money than the P45 but with Amazon, you would need to pay sales tax so for most people the difference in price is negligible. The P71 has the same entry-level GHS key action as in the P45 along with the 10 instrument sounds and 1 piano sound. The P71 includes the power adapter and small sustain pedal with purchase. So if you like the Yamaha P45, then you also like the Amazon P71 model. The P71 has been available at Amazon for about 6 years so it may or may not be discontinued at some point in 2023. But since the technology in this piano is getting old and the competition, such as Casio and Korg are getting far out in front, we may see a new model. But in the meantime for beginner players, the Yamaha P71 should be fine.
The CP88 is one of the best keyboard pianos we have seen for some time. While it isn't has flexible as the Roland RD-2000, if you want authentic vintages effects, stunning piano, and an realistic feel, look no further. The CP88 is a modern keyboards with a vintage vibes, paying homage to Yamaha's 1970s Combo pianos. It features Yamahas NW-GH keyboards with natural wooden keys. It gives the CP88 an very authentic weight/feel that's lovely to play. Yamaha's CP88 utilizes the AWM2 tone generators, producing stunning sounds with 128-notes max polyphony. The CP88 has an modular layout with three voice sections, Piano, Electric Piano, and Sub. There are ten acoustic piano voices, including a stunning recreation of the Yamaha CFX, S700, and the Bösendorfer Imperial 290's. The Electric Piano section features the vintage tone of the Yamaha CP80 and 75RD. The Sub sections contains synths, strings, organs, and more. One of the biggest selling point of the CP88 is Yamaha's Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM). It mimics the behaviors of high-end studio signal processor. Vintage circuits are emulated in incredible details, producing some of the best effects in the class.

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