#Note on kurzweil pc2x cutting out pro#
#Note on kurzweil pc2x cutting out tv#

There are several posters there from Germany who may be able to provide more info on vendors in Europe, although I don't remember any criticism of. Their service is also excellent, check the SonikMatter PCXX forum, several of the Kurzweil R&D people hang there. I personally am very well pleased with the sound, feel, and appearance. I personally own a number of Kurzweil keyboards, including a PC2X (used as a family piano) and a PC3X (in my shop/studio).ДЄs mentioned above, some love the sound, some are ambivalent, and some hate it. My church replaced their older Kurzweil PC88 with the SP2X (same without internal speakers), and the pianist using is is very pleased with it. In fact, anything in polished ebony finish from any of the makers will impress. If you are really tuned in to the look of a piano the good news is you have loads of choice.Roland DP990, F110, Casio PX-830, Yamaha CLPS306 and 308, Korg LP350.

#Note on kurzweil pc2x cutting out pro#

I would never recommend them as pianos.as pro controllers/samplers etc maybe they have a place but not in my opinion for someone wanting a decent piano. Kurzweil uses Fatar actions and these are some way behind many others.

#Note on kurzweil pc2x cutting out tv#

This is why you can pick out the Kurweil sample on TV shows, film music, commercials, pop is so distinctive - but in a bad way! They have always done this and these characteristics continue just the same on the triple strike true stereo sample on the current range. The sound has two or three areas on the keyboard where the notes are presented in a very out-of-proportion way.it will bug the heck out of you once you are aware of them.a kind of pronounced bell-like ringing on a few notes in two clusters in the midrange and the upper bass is very muddy indeed. I know this is a strong opinion expressed stongly but I really feel they are awful things. Take it from someone who appreciates the sound and feel of a good Digital Piano and from someone with LOTS of experience of the Kurzweil sound.DO NOT BUY A KURZWEIL. On a side note, is buying from a good idea? I've read horrible reviews about their customer service, but on the other hands I know many people that bought there and had no problems. I won't buy it if you tell me it's horrible =P. It might sound like I'm not asking for a honest opinion, and I must admit I'm a bit biased towards that Kurzweil, but I still wanted to come and ask the experts if it's a bad idea to buy one. It seems to have all the functions I want and, on top of that, it's design is really appealing.

My friend has one and she's always boasting about how good it sounds, and from my limited experience I think it sounded pretty well (would try it myself but she lives far away). So, I've been reading a lot of reviews and asked some pianist friends, and in the end I'm leaning towards the Kurzweil SP2XS. If I enter my room, look at my keyboard and say 'wow, how beautiful' it's much more likely that I'll sit down and practice 2 more hours! I used not to take notes at college until I bought myself a Moleskine (not because it's a known brand, couldn't care less about that, but because it's pretty).

This might sound a bit naive and superficial, but I know myself very well, and it is really important for me that the 'object' I work with is beautiful, whatever it is. So, I'm getting a brand new DP and my priorities, I think (altough you probably know much more about this than me) are:

I've been playing with an old Kawai X30 but the lack of hammer action is something I'm a bit worried about (and it's not in a good state). I have a piano at home, but it's horribly out of tune and I can barely use it anyway because I bother my family and neighbours. I'm going to start taking classes soon =). I think I'm learning fast and I'm willing to take it very seriously. I'm 19 years old and I just got into the world of piano, and I'm enjoying it a lot.