But I won't use that because that makes me think of it as speaker system, and it's nice just to use the default (Grand Piano Complete A) sound.

I don't recommend this, especially if you're just looking for a cheap piano to learn how to play on.

I was very impressed with this keyboard and how nicely it integrates with ALL the e-piano from Big Fish (Silver Piano) and all the pianos available from Addictive Keys

It's not a good piano to practice on whatsoever!2

It has the same digital piano feel I hate.

I had a Yamaha 6' Grand Piano, until I got this instrument.

Well, my child started piano lessons and the good pianos are not less than $700 and beyond.

That alone is well worth the $200 price however you also get a truly outstanding (downloadable) virtual piano that I had no trouble integrating into my existing music software

how ever if your not interested in properly learning piano or key sensitivity isnt an issue then this midi keyboard is for you.

At the same time it's not heavy enough to be a stable piano

So the great piano samples and the Abelton Live didn't turn out to be these great, free add-ons

The product is not bad quality, the keys respond very well to velocity, and the semi-weighted effect does not feel cheap, although is not the feel you would have in a more expensive piano.

It's got that buzzing sound that Acoustica Pianissimo (old grand piano sampler) doesn't

I use this for a cheap, versatile, and light-weight option for shows on the road as well as in my home studio, and it works great