Mickey

I bought my 560 new about 4 months ago and I absolutely love it! But there were occasions that it started behaving erratically. I was in the default piano tone and when I pressed a key it started repeating and not responding normally. I restarted the keyboard and it then worked fine. This has happened twice, fortunately I was just playing casually. I do gigs and if this happened on stage it would be a disaster! Has this happened to anyone... any suggestions. Thanks

I really love playing the Larry's Roadz hex tone on my 560 except for one thing. Can anyone suggest how to reduce or eliminate the distortion that happens especially when the keys are hit at a higher velocity, thanks.

I knew in an instant it was the Casio... for me it was totally the action. I have a Roland RD300nx (for sale!) and I thought the RD-88 had an inferior action to my older Roland as well as the 560, perhaps to make the piano lighter, but for me it was a deal breaker.

For me the most important thing is the action. I drove hours to try out the 560 and Roland products (I've always had Rolands). It took one minute to choose the 560 over the Roland RD88. I tried the Roland 2000 which had a great action, but was much to heavy and double the price of the Casio! If at all possible always try to test out a keyboard in person.

Thanks Brad... Since I don't use drum tones or do MIDI recording, there would be no point in updating the firmware, correct?

My new px560m has firmware 1.15 installed. Should I update to 1.16? What are pros and cons for one over the other?