Hi!
After first receiving one that was damaged during shipping, I got my PX-200 last night. I don't have extensive experience with pianos (I've only really played 2 different uprights), and never played with a digital.
I'd say the PX-200 pretty much delivers what you'd expect at the price, better than the competition at the same price level, but that I say only from online spec comparison.
The piano sounds sound very nice on the builtin speakers, even the bass notes. I was surprised considering how small the speakers are.
Through the headphones it sounds weird though, with a funny beating sound on mid-bass notes that are held and the initial attack sounding quite bright. The manual claims extra effects are applied to headphone output to make it sound "better", but apparently it sounds worse.
The action seems reasonably piano-like from my limited experience. The keys have a nice weight and you feel the right amount of inertia. OTOH I was surprised that keys have to be released completely before they'd sound again, even higher than on the upright I sometimes practice; I'd expected a digital piano to have a more grand like action allowing repeated notes without lifting the key all the way. Also the key seems to bounce up a little once they hit the keybed in a way the accoustics I've played don't. It doesn't seem to cause the note to be accidentally cut off though, so I guess that's OK.
All in all I'm satisfied; once I get going I can practice for hours and have fun. Even on the earphones, big bonus for my neighbors at night
I still enjoy the experience of playing an accoustic more, but due to several practical constraints, mainly money and space, there is no chance of me having my own accoustic in the near future and my PX-200 is a useful substitute.
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