I wouldn't be able to confuse this with a Steinway or other quality acoustic piano, but I do think it has its own impressive quality that does not make me think cheap digital piano either.

Seems to be made with great quality and care

The best, very nice quality.

Very good quality sound.

I've found so far - if you're plugging it into an amp, you have to also plug in headphones to get the best sound quality.

It has some weight to it and mine came with a sustain pedal which is not the best quality in my

: I think the sound quality is terrific for a digital.

The sound quality is great, and the key action feels like a real piano

Very nice quality feel

Previa 150 has been very successful but always suffered from a couple of well known shortcomings including the somewhat lackluster sound quality when using the built-in speakers

The sound quality of the front 3.5mm outputs is really terrible and the LINE OUT doesn't support 6.5-3.5 adapter plus headphones

I am picky about the instruments I play, I like good quality, and also a good

The speakers are good quality and put out quite a bit of sound for the size

The sound is good and the keys seem to be made of great quality with a kind of wood-like texture to them

However, the sound quality of the speakers of the 100 are poor, and I wanted a good sound for those times when camping, folks gather around for jamming and/or singing.

He increased his time of practicing per day due to the good quality of the piano

As noted, I don't put much stock in the other voices (organ, vibraphone, harpsichord, etc.), but they are available and high quality if that interests you

The sound quality is excellent

Good volume and sound quality, and can be used as a midi controller if need be

I always have mine set to the highest setting (highest touch response).The sound quality is fantastic

Previa 150 has been very successful but always suffered from a couple of well known shortcomings including the somewhat lackluster sound quality when using the built-in speakers

We compared keyboards from a half dozen brands and in prices from $300 to over $7,000 and liked this one almost as well as the $7,000 piano.4