#Casio px s1000 forum upgrade#

Is this an upgrade in Grand Piano 1 from PX-160 and PX-360's Grand Piano 001? When the same note is struck repeatedly, the next tone sounds firmly even if the key has not completely come back up after being struck.'Ģ. ETA: It looks more likely to have triple sensor based on this from the press release: 'Key Off Response reproduces repeat-strike performance: The decay timing based on the keys' movements when the fingers release from the key is digitally controlled. But if someone really wants three sensors and this doesn't have it, then for that buyer, this probably wouldn't be an upgrade. Hopefully not the case, that doesn't necessarily mean these boards don't have that feature, but if losing the third sensor was the tradeoff for an action that otherwise feels noticeably better than that of the previous generation, I could live with that. Possibly notable, there appears to be no reference to the new actions having three sensors, though. (I've never played a PX-x20.) So it's possible you won't have your answer to this until you get your hands on one. For example, in a sense, the PX-x30 action was an 'upgrade' from the earlier actions (they added the third sensor), but I thought that action actually didn't feel as good as what was in the earlier PX-x00 and PX-x10 actions that I'd played. Whether it is an 'upgrade' can end up being be subjective, though, as people don't always agree about which action feels better than which, or an action that is better in one respect can be lesser in another. Casio refers to it as 'newly designed' and it is supposed to be an upgrade ('improved scaled hammer action keyboard', which enables even more delicate expression to facilitate any style of piano playing').

Is this an upgrade in action from the PX-160 and PX-360?

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