Roland FP-30X Digital Piano with Built-in Powerful Amplifier and Stereo Speakers. Rich Tone Authentic Ivory 88-Note PHA-4 Keyboard for unrivalled Acoustic Feel Sound. (FP-30X-BK), Black

Very nice piano

Compared it to my Kawai acoustic piano, the key bed on this one is heavier, but is still enjoyable to play. The keys do feel very close to those on my Kawai. Sounds are really good and do sound much better through headphones that through the on-board speakers. The speakers are bottom facing and do not sound great if you're playing over anything but a reflective floor (hardwood, tile, etc.) But the keyboard does have jacks on the back for studio monitor speakers. I love playing it with the headphones on because it doesn't bother anyone else who may happen to be home. That said the key bed does make some noise and may be a problem late a night when others are sleeping. Just something to be aware of. The concert piano sound is where this one shines. The other sounds are really good for the most part. Only thing I wished was that Roland had a key map available for some of the other sounds like for the drums or sound effects. I also like the fact that you can use this keyboard as a controller for a DAW. I'm an intermediate player just getting into using one and not having to buy another keyboard controller right away is a plus.

Calidad increible para un piano digital con un sonido excelente, el peso de las teclas es muy cómodo, el sonido que emite es de buena calidad gracias a sus bocinas, incluye un pedal para usar el sustain, pero como conexión trae varios puertos también, con opción de conectarse por USB B a una computadora y utilizarlo como instrumento MIDI.

Incredible piano for people who are serious long term pianists whose lives are on the go. I would even recommend it as an investment for new pianists wanting to improve.

Love my Roland keyboard. I'm a late bloomer but giving it my all to learn the keyboard. The Roland keyboard has great features and makes it a joy to use. I love the weighted keys and I did purchase a pedal that works very well with the sustain feature as well. Pianote is a great site for learning and makes it very easy to learn.