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Hi Pianoworld!
I'm confused whether to buy the Kawai CN33 og the Casio AP620. I know you all say test play them both and decide, but i probably wont be able to test play any, and for sure not the AP..
From what information I've been able to find on this great forum I decided to go for the CN33, but suddently the AP620 seems an option. The price is the about the same on thomann.de which is probably where I'll end up buying.
Do you suggest any other DP in within the same pricerange?
Thanks for your time and replies!
Simon
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I'm confused whether to buy the Kawai CN33 og the Casio AP620. I know you all say test play them both and decide, but i probably wont be able to test play any, and for sure not the AP. I would test them before deciding to buy  - but if that's not an option for you then I personally would clearly opt for the CN33: Very good keyboard action, and I like the sound. I've never been a friend of the Casio keyboards (test played plenty of them). But as I said, that's just me - you have to... You got the idea!
<~ don't test forever - play and enjoy! ~>
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I tested both months ago.
CP33 is a killer in terms of build quality. Casisos are behind.
Yamaha CP33, Roland XP10, Fatar SL610
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My unbiased opinion is for for the CN33.  OK, OK, I own a CN33 and have never played a 620.
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I played the 620, that's why own the CP33
Yamaha CP33, Roland XP10, Fatar SL610
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I've never played the CP33 but I'm happy with my 620.
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Hi,
I tried both a few weeks ago and the Kawai CN33 is an impressive DP for it's price. In fact,I was hesitating between the CN33 and the Roland HP305 ( which cost a lot more ) when I finally bought the Roland last October.
For me, it's a no contest, but you will have to try them both, with and without headphones. It's your opinion that counts.
Have fun
Self taught adult beginner since September 2009 ( Man, I REALLY need a teacher ... )
Roland HP-305
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I've tried the AP-620, also lots of other DPs, I bought the Kawai CN-33.
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Thanks all.. Seems the CN33 is the winner Cheers from Simon
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