Hermes

Oops! Thank you so much for your speedy response. I'd like to have more info regarding the keyboard... I've got a dear friend, living more than 1.000 thousand kilometers from me, that had the oportunity to play a PX-A100 today in the city where he lives. Do both keyboards share the same kind of keyboard? I mean, in the specifications of both pianos the info says: "88 Scaled Hammer Action II Keys (Tri-Sensor) synthetic ebony/ivory Key´s". Does this mean that both keyboards are the same? Are the keyboard of PX-5S a little superior? Let me know! My friend told me he was happy with the feel of the keys of that PX-A100, so if both keyboards are the same, I'll be buying on monday. Thanks!

I'm going to purchase a Casio Px5 and I want to be sure of a couple of things. 1) I understand that I can use knobs and sliders to change some midifile parameters as: pan, expresion, volume, and then récord those changes in my sequencer, am I wrong? 2) I'm pianist, and I've received very good opinions regarding the hammer feel of the keys. Can anybody tell me if as pianist I'm going to Feel very good playing this piano? I don't have the chance to check any privia where I Live, so I'll be very grateful to receive more opinions. Thanks in advance!