Which is better, YAMAHA CLP 525 or kurzweil electric piano MP10?

If I had to choose between these two instruments, I would recommend Yamaha because the tone is better, and I would like to recommend it.

KORG-SP170S, there is no better piano than this one within 5000. Its upgraded version, the SP180, is on the market, and it's cheaper, and you can buy its upgraded version.

In addition, even if you want to buy a more expensive one, don't choose the keyboard of the kurzweil piano is relatively light, if you have a certain level, of course you can play, but beginners try to use a heavier keyboard, you need to train your finger strength. If you are more expensive, you can choose YAMAHASP250, which is the most cost-effective within 10,000 yuan.

Both Yamaha and Casio's low-end pianos are not bad, but again, there is no better piano than the KORG SP180 under 5000. The common problem of the Yamaha low-end piano is that it feels too soft to the touch, and although the Casio keyboard is heavier, the rebound is not sensitive, and the keyboard is permanently loose and the key noise is also very large. In contrast, the NH keyboard of the SP180 is the best low-end keyboard.

The mainstream brands are Yamaha, Roland, Kozwell and Korg, but Kozwell is an American brand, to be honest, I haven't played it, and we don't sell much of this brand here. I've seen it, and the sound is pretty good. 525 is new this year, I haven't tried it, I've tried 430, the sound is good, but after trying the CVP605 again, I feel that this one is more awesome.

Since you are willing to pay about 10,000 yuan to buy a piano, then the electric steel at this price is good, you just consider the sound, feel and function. Personally, I prefer Yamaha and Roland, and Korg sells patented technology, so there's nothing to say!

What's more, everyone knows Yamaha and can get their hands on it!

The 525 is a new model that uses 256 polyphonic RGE audio sources, built-in Yamaha CFX grand piano samples, plus a Spike GH3 keyboard, which belongs to Yamaha's highest specification.

The keyboard of the 430 is the same as that of the 525, but the capacity is much smaller and only 128 polyphonics.

Both of these feel are good, but depending on your needs, the RM3 keyboard and the Fatar keyboard are both very famous, the former in the counterweight, and the latter in the sensitivity. One point, one tap, this one really has to be tried to know.

The feel is better, the piano below 10,000, I personally think that in addition to the above two, there are:

KORG SP250, cheap enough, the keyboard is powerful enough.

Yamaha P155, GH keyboard is very good, it feels stronger than the rh3 of the SP250, but it is not as good as the rh3 of the Korg high-end piano, and the disadvantage is that it is upright.

ZY262626 said very well, but I personally feel that the rh3 of the SP250 is better than the GH of the P155, I went to the piano shop to try it, and I feel that the SP250 rebound speed, the touch is better than the P155, and it is more handy, but the tone is still slightly better than Yamaha's.

A few months ago, when I was about to buy an electric piano, I really compared these two models, and finally chose Kawai CA13, Kurzweil The one I think feels softer, not as good as Kawai. But this thing is a matter of opinion, and you will feel it when you try it out yourself.

Choose CA13 The tone and feel are very good This piano uses a wooden laminated keyboard machine This is not only the material, but also the structure is very close to a grand piano. I've seen that keyboard model, and it's very close to a real steel keyboard, and you can go to the piano store and see how it actually plays, so it's more intuitive, I just know that Parsons has this piano. Hope it helps.

The two positioning are different: CA13 positioning is a bit higher.

I think the piano is also very important. I also wanted to get one, and I was aiming for the SP250, and Yamaha's was not on the table. Have you ever tried the piano yourself? According to my online research, the SP250 is the most cost-effective among the 7000.

It is not difficult to learn the electronic piano, find a teacher to learn the basics, and then practice and play by yourself.

Cozwell is very good value for money, much cheaper than abroad.

C340 belongs to the high-end C series of Korg electric pianos, C340 is the lowest end in the C series of imitation searches, and it is also the most cost-effective one, C series are imported from Japan, the production process is better than other models assembled in China, there is a friend who uses C540 at home, I have played, and the sound is much better than his more than 10,000 Pearl River pianos.

The MP10 you said should be Kurzweil's MP10 this, Kurzweil belongs to the big brands in Europe and the United States, the keyboard should be an Italian FATA keyboard, it feels good, the timbre and the Japanese electric piano are completely two styles This model has been evaluated well in various forums and on the Internet, I played it in the piano shop in an office building in Jinsong, I forgot what the name of the big lead word is, (I only remember that downstairs is a pet hospital), the timbre is a grade worse than C340, C340** It seems to be about 15000, MP10** seems to be less than 7000, Kurzweil is now acquired by South Korea's Yingchang, and it is assembled in China, so let's compare it with you.

MP10 has more features than C340.

MP10** is cheaper than C340.

The C340 feels better in the hand than the MP10.

C340 is pure Japanese origin.

The timbre has its own merits, and the C340 must be good in general.

MP10SR is the use of PC3 top sound source,The timbre is very distinctive,The letter keyboard uses the FATAR high-end ten-level sensitive wax leakage sensitivity keyboard imported from Italy,Better than C340,Foreign MP10**About 15000,But in China, it only needs to be sold in turn8000 or so,The cost performance is super high。

The MP10SR sound quality and keyboard feel I use are superb, C340 has not been tried, it is not good to give advice.

There should be goods I see that many **sellers have made deals, and they are recent....Or will it be cheaper....

You can go to ** to find those stores in Shanghai.

First of all, these two ** are about the same, with a wooden frame, a full set of pedals should be controlled within 2500. It is an entry-level, cost-effective electric piano.

Secondly, in terms of dynamics, the PX130 is a bit heavier than the P85. The landlord must have played the domestic upright piano of the piano shop, and the keys are heavier, much heavier than the soft keyboard of the electronic piano, but it is not that the heavier the better. Nowadays, grand pianos and Japanese upright pianos tend to be lighter, making them easier to play.

The quality of the feel of the keys cannot be distinguished by light and heavy alone, but by the rebound speed, performance strength and so on. The rebound is slow, can you expect the keys to keep up with your fast playing? The performance dynamics are poor, can you expect different dynamics to be pressed, can there be weak tones, light tones, accents, and strong base cherry tones?

Electronic keyboards can't count on that. The main difference between an electric piano and an electronic piano is that the keyboard has a counterweight, so it is closer to a real piano. Considering these factors, it can't be said that the keyboard feel better than the P85, you better go to the piano shop to actually play and try to play different styles such as lyrical and fast, so that you will know how the keyboard performs.

Timbre, benevolence and benevolence. There are sound auditions on the Internet. However, it can be said that there is not much difference, both are the cheapest electric piano models, don't expect too much.

From the brand, Yamaha is currently recommended. In recent years, CASIO has entered the electric steel industry strongly, and the sales volume is getting better and better year by year, and the quality is higher year by year, maybe after a while, the quality of CASIO can really keep up with Yamaha. But for now,PX130 is an old model,There is a disassembly diagram of its keyboard on the Internet,Many people have reacted that Casio's keys are easy to loosen after playing for a long time,Once I saw the disassembly diagram,It's true,This is because the chain is accompanied by Casio's current technology and experience are not mature。

And Yamaha has always been an old brand, whether it is electronic musical instruments, real pianos are world famous brands, from low-end to high-end, the quality is well-known, there is a master style, and the cost performance is not kind. P85 is AMW single-layer sampling, YDP141 is the same as P85 keyboard, using from a single layer to 3 layers, ** twice as expensive; The tone of ydp161 is the same as that of 141, and the keyboard has changed from ghs to gh, which is more than 2000 more expensive.

If you want to consider other brands, and ** must not exceed 5000, then you can take a look at Korg's SP170. It's best to try it on the spot, the price of SP170 is more than 4000. How much better is it than the P2500 of the 85, everyone says differently.

If you can add a little more, then I'll quote you a price: Yamaha is around 141,5000 YDP; ydp161，7500；clp430，10500;Korg's sp250,5900;Kurzweil MP10SR, 6600; Roland MP80C, ES6, Ten Thousand.

I chose the PX135, the sound of the feeling is much better than the P95, the keyboard is also very good, Yamaha's trembling Zen feels soft and lead, I don't like it, the reviews on the Internet are all biased towards Yamaha, it seems to be very misleading.

You can opt for Yamaha's DGX-640 which comes with a hammer key Force Sensitive.