Well people like to be told about all the different details too.

@@jdssurf u can read about the details

@@spada60 reading about the details can get you in trouble due to the biased companies. Hearing it from someone actually playing them with an unbiased opinion is better.

While I absolutely appreciate hearing how they sound comparatively, I find it very useful to hear them DESCRIBED (by an experienced pianist, even). Especially now with the pandemic and low stocks, I had a hard time finding a good variety to try myself, so it's useful to hear how they FEEL in the hand, how the key action feels like, how springy, soft, hard, easy to control, unpredictable, consistent, etc. Obviously that's on the subjective side, but luckily we have multiple reviewers around here...

@@VampireHeart518 exactly

That’s probably because Kawai has more resonance.

But I think many would choose the kawai here

Thats what I hear to. The Korg sounds soo amazing

@@DanielSekovski rh3 probably has five sensor but I don't know what that means kawai uses rh3 in like let's say cn and other expensive models. Korg doesn't sell that much as a brand tho.

Does it have way too much clicking key sounds?

@@ashash2935 In my opinion no. But I have not experience of other digital pianos so I cannot tell how the difference is between ES110 and other models.

i have mix feelings about the best keybord to buy on the low price range. i am on the verge of ordering an KAWAI ES 110 , which one can you advise between ES110 and Korg D1?

I have never played none of them

I personally would go with the D1 if you don't really care about the sound, because if your just a pianist like i am then the D1 is cheaper than the ES110 and if you want more sounds, the D1 has a more sounds and a better action with the RH3 than the ES110. I use a DAW to get more sounds so i dont really look for a lot feature or a lot of sounds in a Digital Piano, i go for Digital pianos that have a good feeling keyboard action close to a real Grand Piano. So in the end they are both great Compact Digitial Pianos . Hope this helps you out.

Thank you

For its superior key action I also vote for the D1. Way better feeling keys.

What piano did you buy?

I bought a Roland FP30 in the end. Just has some issues when connected via USB, it creates some sort of electrical loop with the Headphone out. Not too bothered though as I have another MIDI Keyboard anyway. I was quiet convinved to get this Korg model until I found that Roland and Kawai had ivory feel keybed which actracted me a lot and so I decided for the Roland as it was a slight better keybed for my taste and quiet cheaper that the Kawai at the time even though the Kawai I think is more complete as an instrument in terms of connectivity.

@@cnoriga I heard that Roland FP series pianos have some key rattling issues. Did you face anything like that?

@@CodexHunter-tn1jx Yes a bit though and over sometime after I bought it but also seen the same on other pianos. The shock absorbing material supporting the keys wears out the more you play it. I think happens to all sort of pianos at least on that price bracket. It's not that bad anyway. I also use an heavy duty keyboard stand which helps contain the knocking sound of the keys to the chassis itself instead of having it resonating through the floor.

@@cnoriga I see. Thanks for replying.

With an audio interface, all is possible

Sounds more bad ?

1/4'' outputs of D1 (like on many other low and middle price point synths) are unbalanced, so you should use TS cables. Note, Eris 4.5 monitors aren't professional monitors per se.

This might help. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9CnZraj1926m3k.html

@@saroroot7535 Thank you!

Considered Yamaha p125?

@@nigeldsouza6088 I'm considering all the makers, even Donner.

@@sgt.sharky9832 how many have you tried?

@@nigeldsouza6088 None, there is no store near me that I can walk in and test I'm aware of. Been watching different video's on many electric piano's that sound good to my ears. I've always had sensitive ears to instruments and tonal quality. I grew up playing a brass instrument (Trumpet) and since I'm retired decided to teach myself something new.

@@sgt.sharky9832 Ohh okay. Even I'm searching for the best option for me. But I'll be purchasing after 3 or 4 months so hopefully I get to see some new models. Okay so I tried the es110 which has a very light action and fp10 with the heaviest actions (kind of clumsy I'll say) unless you are not very experienced you won't be able to play fast runs on FP but Kawai is like breeze at the same time weighted. P45 also I tried and that is a little springy I'll say but weight is between FP and Kawai. Sound is best is Kawai from the onboard speakers atleast but I'm sure even P125 and FP30 will sound good with thier larger speakers.

Kawai better sound

I did not but I'd be curious to know. Not that it should make a difference in people's choice. I just got one and they don't mention it in the manual either.

Line out -----> Zoom H6

Either does KORG. Midi to USB adapters are cheap. Best Regards

kawai because it has better key action and sound is more natural

Quoto 1000*100%

Kawai hat scheiss weiche tatstatur

Different acoustic pianos sound different. So both can should as acoustic piano

It sounds very similar to me as well

They sound very different but both sound good.

Zwyczajnie KORG jest jaśniejszy od KAWAI. Tak fabryka ustawiła, oczywiście można ro zmienić i ustawić pod siebie.

Szanowni Państwo, wybaczcie że zadaję pytanie tutaj ale na grupach mnie ludzie zbywają. Jest jakiś stage piano z pełnoważoną klawiaturą który ma funkcję split ale połowa split idzie ustawić sygnał midi z innego instrumentu? Pomóżcie proszę i dziękuję 😊

i'm not sure what "slightly" is for you, but i just got one and i don't notice anything.