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#1312260 - 11/25/09 03:45 PM
M-Audio DCP-300
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Registered: 11/18/09
Posts: 3
Loc: FL
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Has anyone had any experience with the M-Audio DCP-300 ? I have been comparing them with others in the $1000 - 1500 price range and their features look great for the money. They do have a three-year parts and labor warranty . Unfortunatly there are no reviews on this model that I can locate. Any opinions of performance and/or quality will be appreciated. Jeff
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#1312759 - 11/26/09 12:06 PM
Re: M-Audio DCP-300
[Re: Jeffrey Blais]
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Registered: 04/24/05
Posts: 4521
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I tried a DCP 200, and I could not fault it. It has everything one could want in a digital: grand piano-like performance, console-type design with built-in pedals, record and playback.
I'm an experienced player who has been playing digitals since 1989. When shopping for my latest piano, I had it narrowed down to three: the DCP 200, the Casio PX 800, and the Williams Overture--all to be bought online from amazon.com, the Casio and Williams sight-unseen. I eventually went with the Williams because of the price. But the DCP 200 was a close contender all the way.
The DCP 300 is the more expensive model and should be even better.
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#1312790 - 11/26/09 01:03 PM
Re: M-Audio DCP-300
[Re: Gyro]
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Registered: 01/04/08
Posts: 711
Loc: Cambridgeshire, UK
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I wouldn't buy an M-Audio piano without trying it first, the quality of their actions varies enormously. I have one of their semi weighted controllers and I like it, it really is semi weighted and has a hint of a true piano action. On the other hand I've played their fully weighted Prokeys 88 stage piano and it was dreadful, by far the worst weighted board I've ever tried.
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