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Just wondering which one is best or which one would you pick out of these d pianos- . clp 440 and the Kawai mp10,Clavia Nord Piano 2
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Just wondering which one is best or which one would you pick out of these d pianos- . clp 440 and the Kawai mp10,Clavia Nord Piano 2
I don't know the CLP. I think that both the MP10 and NP2 sound great. If weight doesn't matter (huge difference) and if access to non-piano sounds doesn't matter (ditto), I would decide based on which action I preferred.
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I would not purchase a DP which does not have a furniture stand available for it.... that leaves the CLP 440.
I wouldn't buy that one either for personal reasons.
Don
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Two stage piano's , One cabines style piano; wat are you looking for ??
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Indeed, stage piano or console piano?
Stage piano:
- Yamaha CP1/CP5
- Roland RD-300NX/RD-700NX
- Kawai MP6/MP10
- Nord Piano
Console piano:
- Yamaha CLP-440
- Roland HP-505
- Kawai CA65
Home portable (with stand/pedal options):
- Yamaha P-155
- Roland FP-4F/FP-7F
- Kawai ES7
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James
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Sorry for not making myself clear ! I am looking more or less at a stage piano that has good quality piano sounds and key action , I will be playing at home most of the time but also have the option of portability to take to band practice . My price range is going to be up to 2300 pounds .
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Dazzie2, please bear in mind that the MP10 weighs almost 32 kg, largely due to the wooden key keyboard action. If you plan to be gigging frequently this weight could be a deciding factor.
By contrast, the Nord Piano features excellent acoustic/electric piano sounds, and weighs just over 18 kg, however the keyboard action is inferior to that of the MP10.
Cheers,
James
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