I've got the LX708 since Feb...it is just wonderful to play everyday!

My LX-708 makes me want to practice, touch and play with it everyday!

You fellows are always so great at what you do! Thank you. Love the piano facts!

Convincing sound! Great demo!

Good play!!! For the first time, top instrument play like one 😊😊😊

For a time Roland LX pianos were hard to come by. I was traveling in my RV and found a store that was selling them but these pianos only come fully assembled from the factory, so it doesn't arrive in boxes on a truck like other pianos. I'm sure that the LXs sound like some acoustic pianos, just not the instruments I am familiar with, so the sound isn't so natural to me. Assuming that the sound appeals to you, these are some of the best made, best engineered pianos available.

The price tag in England seems to be about £3,000. Having had keyboards and I've had to replace the rubber contacts, how would that be with these? What's the maintenance like?

I wonder if the same restrictions apply to the big digitals such as this one regarding the distance from the heating devices as the ones for acoustics.(For acoustics it's strictly verbotten)) I have no issue placing plastic ES110 next to a heating device that heats up to about 70celsias I wonder what happens if you put real wool or laminated pressed wood refuse with a glue in a place like that. Anyone has a manual for LX708, CA901, CA99 or NV5[s] and is willing to take a look?

I haven't played in 30 years but am thinking about getting back into it. I remember that I could sometimes be a little hard on pianos, not to prove some sort of weird point, but nevertheless, I would get caught up in the music with that occasional result. How would an instrument like this stand up to hard playing?

I have owned one for about a year, and I love it. I am learning classical piano now, and feeling the vibration of the base notes feels just like an acoustic. The only sound I wish they would work on is the pipe organ. The Yamaha "pipe organ" sound is still the best.

I am no pro, not even amateur piano player. I consider myself just a recreational player. However, with years of playing guitars in bands at younger age, I developed a particular demand for certain actions, discerning feels, and sounds. I stopped by a local shop to test out a few DP nad APs, and i gotta say that LX708 was a little let down in terms of the sound. The action is better than any $6K mark comparable Yamaha DP, but i noticed a slight artificial touch at the mid-high range of keys after testing out a few Acoustic baby grands. Without knowing anything about their GP series, i sat down with the GP-9, and the sound is much better than LX708, and the key action is slightly less artificial, it feels that they tone down that grand piano click at the end of the keystroke. But the key weight is slightly lighter than the Yamaha NV10. Just too bad, my house and budget can't allow me to have the GP-9. I later discovered Roland has GP-6 on the line-up, and it is slightly less expensive than the LX708, so i am looking to compare that with a LX708 in terms of action and sound. All I know is that the gp-6 action is a pha50, but I have no idea how that feels. Can you shed light on it, and perhaps do a comparison of the two comparable models. Someone in the forum mentioned that Roland may have the updated LX708 next year. debating if I should wait.