Digital Piano Action

[RobertJM]

Good evening,

New to the forum, and first post.

I'm sure this topic will have been flogged to death, but I hope you won't mind me creating a new post, for the most-up-to-date and relevant information for myself.

Brief bio: Have played piano for 15 years, always on keyboards of varying degrees of quality (started as a kid on entirely non-weighted and currently have a Kurzweil SP4-8), whilst using real acoustics with teachers or to perform with etc.

I'm now looking to get a DP which is as close as possible to the action of an acoustic. I have done all the research and have been through a number of brands, but the ones that seem to me to stand out are the Kawai CA17 and CA67.

I'd like to know if anyone has played these - or tried them - and their thoughts. I have heard some stellar reviews, but also some people reporting to be less than impressed with the feel of the keys.

My budget is around £1500, and my main concern is with the action, not the onboard sounds, extra functionality or bells and whistles.

Many thanks.

[Feg]

Robert

I'm sure that someone will be along to reply to your post soon. This section of the Forum is not particularly active at the moment.

Fiona

[RobertJM]

Hi Fiona,

Thanks. Is the forum quiet regularly, or is there a reason it's a little silent at the moment?

[Feg]

Hi, Robert.

No reason, just quiet

Fiona

[markymark]

I would personally vouch for Yamaha digital pianos balancing touch, tone and cost.

Have you looked?