Stef31
Published on 01/10/04 at 03:36
Piano 88 keys, 10 sounds, reverb, adjustable touch cumbersome ...
Connectors: MIDI input / output, input / output jack, two headphone jacks ...
Excellent compactness (less than 30 cm deep!). Ideal for those who want to continue the piano but not the place to have an acoustic piano or numrique "furniture"
UTILIZATION
- Trs good touch (my taste). A lot of effort on the part of Roland on the ism.
- Trs few options and it is quite difficult to configure it without the manual (no screen, keystroke ...) but the aim of this piano is not to have a lot of options but to the sober.
- No express MIDI.
- The manual seems clear but I reu English :-( I can not jujer its clarity!
SOUNDS
Ten sounds "only" but I bought especially for the piano. it is also possible to combine sounds. The piano is trs good, full of nuances with a stro trsraliste effect. Again, the purpose of this piano is not my opinion, offer dozens of piano sounds but enjoyable quality of compact and affordable. There is always the solution noon to play on other records.
OVERALL OPINION
I for 1 week only. j'apprcie especially its sober and c'tait THE FIRST quality I was looking for. I really hsit with the Kawai L1 I found a little less good at sound and amplification in touch and that suited me a little less. I also have tried Clavinova pianos that are of quality (even if I find the Yamaha sounds a little too mtalliques) taient but too bulky for my little indoor!
The Roland F90 is a good compromise my opinion for those seeking a compact piano, no frills and practitioner. the overall quality of the piano is certainly debatable value (gnral appearance, quality of wood ...) but if Roland has put the package on the keyboard and the sound rather than on the finish, we do not want them!
Connectors: MIDI input / output, input / output jack, two headphone jacks ...
Excellent compactness (less than 30 cm deep!). Ideal for those who want to continue the piano but not the place to have an acoustic piano or numrique "furniture"
UTILIZATION
- Trs good touch (my taste). A lot of effort on the part of Roland on the ism.
- Trs few options and it is quite difficult to configure it without the manual (no screen, keystroke ...) but the aim of this piano is not to have a lot of options but to the sober.
- No express MIDI.
- The manual seems clear but I reu English :-( I can not jujer its clarity!
SOUNDS
Ten sounds "only" but I bought especially for the piano. it is also possible to combine sounds. The piano is trs good, full of nuances with a stro trsraliste effect. Again, the purpose of this piano is not my opinion, offer dozens of piano sounds but enjoyable quality of compact and affordable. There is always the solution noon to play on other records.
OVERALL OPINION
I for 1 week only. j'apprcie especially its sober and c'tait THE FIRST quality I was looking for. I really hsit with the Kawai L1 I found a little less good at sound and amplification in touch and that suited me a little less. I also have tried Clavinova pianos that are of quality (even if I find the Yamaha sounds a little too mtalliques) taient but too bulky for my little indoor!
The Roland F90 is a good compromise my opinion for those seeking a compact piano, no frills and practitioner. the overall quality of the piano is certainly debatable value (gnral appearance, quality of wood ...) but if Roland has put the package on the keyboard and the sound rather than on the finish, we do not want them!