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  1. Hi, thanks for the replies. Reviews I have seen suggest that the more expensive keyboards have heavier actions heading towards weighted keys. I'm just trying to avoid that, having had problems with learning on piano in college while studying guitar. So, I was looking for the best sounding keyboards that still have a light synth key action. The higher end CT-S keyboards are described in reviews as having heavier actions. While having not yet tried a Roland Go:Keys I seem to be left with the CT-S300.
  2. Hi. I'm a guitarist, and having played different pianos and keyboards for quite a few months, I'd like to get a keyboard with a synth-action, even if it means not having AiX sounds. I tried a Roland Go:Piano, as the local shop didn't have the Go:Keys, and although not weighted it was heavier than synth-action, which I didn't like. So, is the CT S300 the best synth-action keyboard? The more expensive keyboards seem to have heavier keys. The descriptions that say touch sensitive really don't tell me anything one way or another and I can't guarantee the shop I'll go to that has a range of Casio keyboards will have everything on display to try. Thanks in advance.
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