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The Kurweil looks real interesting, but again, the price on it is a LOT of money, and you don't need the sequencer.

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That has been their fatal flaw for a number of their RD series pianos. I think where Roland falls short is with the other sounds. The editing capability of their new board is a big improvement over other systems. As far as a great piano sound and action, I'd say at this point, Roland has taken a nice step forward. Also, Orange Funk has been playing his G for a few weeks now and I think he's being honest in his evaluation. Eric's comments on the S90ES, as well as the Roland are spot on. The rest of the sound set is from the Motif ES and are all very good. The S90ES has a very good piano sound with half pedaling capability. Both the PC3x and the Roland are a lot more money than the S90ES. Its lighter and slightly smaller than the PC3x, and possibly the Roland (I haven't seen that yet). You can get an S90 ES for about $1850 or $1895 on a straight up deal. What is most important to you?ДЄ couple of things to consider.

I've played them all and they each have strong suits. I don't find the 700GX synth side to be quite as deep as the S90, but it can do quite a bit.ДЇor GigMan, I'd say you would be fine with any of the choices you named. It is one of those things where you can get lost (in a good way), just dialing in sounds and having fun playing them. It is very fun to tweak up a piano and layer in the lush GX strings or pads. I love the piano designer tweaking and can make any of the internal sounds jump out in a mix using that with EQ. Setting up splits, layers is very intuitive and the edit capabilities are not too buried. It is also quite a bit easier to use than the S90/Motif series. It is really unique for both of these reasons. What really ROCKS on the 700GX is the way the keys feel (Ivory Feel) and the action with Escapement. My comments are similar to O'Funk's and the jury is still out on whether I could embrace it as the end-all be-all replacement for my S90. With that said, I am writing a review on the RD-700GX, so I've had one of those in my hot little hands for about 3 weeks now and played a bunch of gigs and rehearsals on it. As such, it is like a comfortable pair of shoes and has become an extension of me in a way. I'm very acclimated to the S90 as I've been using it for 5+ years and have it highly tweaked for my gigging needs. I do love these keyboards, due to many reasons: great action with aftertouch, nice piano sounds, deep synth editing capability, great ROMpler sounds, PLG expansion (really like the analog board) and the awesome Master mode. I'm a longtime S90 user and also owned an S90ES for a little while. they haven't even been turned on in the last few weeks. I have a rhodes, Moog Voyager, CX3 and a Promega 3. Overall, its the best keyboard I have owned. I also have the SRX-12 in atm, but it needs editing to match the new keyboard feel I think. if an old preset drum machine from the 80s can have 5 good rhyhtms why can't a piano that has 200 preset beats have 5 decent ones. Supernatural Rhodes is also a but of a mystery to me.

assigns the bottom keys to phrase just like Ableton Live) + good selection of other rompler-esque sounds + superb Superior Grand and even Ultimate Piano (this is amazing with some editing) sounds I may even buy it dinner afterward as well. I pretty much want to know every intimate detail of whatever 'board I wind up with. Not that a few mb's of waveforms makes or breaks it - just curious, you know. but Kurzweil doesn't seem to show the amount of ROM anywhere in their PC3X specs I see on Roland's specs that they publish the amount of ROM waves in the RD700GX & 300GX: but it just doesn't cut the mustard as a full-fledged gig 'board.)ДЄnyway, I'm really impressed by the sound demos I've heard online of the Kurz PC3X - just waiting 'til I can compare it side-by-side in person w/the Roland offerings (RD700GX and 300GX) and perhaps the old stalwart Yamaha S90ES.

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back as a lightweight portable 'board for cktl. purchase since my 1995 acquisition of a spankin' brand new Ensoniq KS32! (I did get the Roland FP2 88key semi-weighted dig. I'm seriously jonesing to be plunking down my hard-earned caishish for a new gigging board of the Kurzweil (PC3X), Roland (RD700GX or 300GX) or Yamaha (S90ES) variety - even though it's the worst time since I'm taking the family to the Grand Canyon and points beyond this summer, but I digress. who checks in here once in a while - can't remember who it is.

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