I want to buy an electric piano. How about Yamaha P95B? Has anyone used it? Talk about feelings!

I personally tried P95 and PX 130 in a musical instrument store, and my personal feeling is this.

I also bought an electric piano some time ago, and my initial concern was these two models. The appearance and feeling are superior to Casio in both modeling and workmanship, with modern modeling and meticulous mold work. P85 (won the Best Product Award in Japan in 2005) has rough workmanship. Although the design is simple, it looks like a toy piano.

If the keyboard feels light, Yamaha's is relatively similar to grand piano's (but half as light as grand piano's).

Casio's entry-level domestic piano, which is close to the price of 10,000 yuan, feels very heavy (but only 70% of the domestic piano).

But both of them can simulate the feeling of playing the piano, and which is good is a matter of opinion.

As for the loudspeaker effect, a P85 7w and a PX 130 8w actually feel very thin, so it is difficult to reproduce the piano feeling. Yamaha's voice is pure and bright, which is pleasing to the eye. Casio is slightly louder, but the maximum volume sampling noise is obvious.

Is the 3700 complete set including the main frame and three pedals expensive? It's still a little expensive, because Yamaha has price restrictions, and all products must be sold at a 15% discount below the list price, so online is not much cheaper than physical stores. You can consider the local music store. Our music store here provides 3650 software packages for on-site installation.