Squeak

This is the worst quality on in the marketplace, in my opinion.

zuki

That's why I'm asking questions about this particular Williams model. Lately it seems that there are knockoffs surfacing. Music123 had the KeyTech line that had the same body from the PSR-2000.

After seeing this model I was curious if Williams bought out something from Suzuki. It just must be the shell that's the same because the Williams model has 32 note poly, and the Suzuki model has 64 note poly.

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Here's the link to the Suzuki piano that's exactly like the Williams Encore model. http://www.suzukimusic.co.uk/piano/html/SS90.htm

Believe me,

I know EVERYTHING about Suzuki products and I advise to stay clear..........

I guess I'll stick with buying the Yamaha NP-30. I too have played on many Suzuki's. Their keyboards just down right suck (end of story there). Their digital grands are pretty nice. Sounds aren't the best though.

This model caught my eye because of the hammer action, midi options, and pitch/mod wheels. I figured for just $100 more that would be worth it--but if the unit is complete junk, then I'll not waste my time.

Thanks,
Squeak

Squeak save a few more bucks & get what you REALLY want.

I'm already saving a crap load of money buying the Roland SonicCell over the Fantom $800 compared to $2000.., yeah that's a big savings! The NP-30 will be more than sufficent for what I need. Plus for $299..., man still shocked it's that low considering the action is completely new, and although not fully weighted its got a graded scale... I happened to come across the Williams model while looking at other things.

My set up will be the Roland SonicCell, Yamaha NP-30, Roland RS-70, and Yamaha S-700. I'm going to put the S-700 in my living room to have a board to fire up on the spot and everything else will be in my playroom

Sounds great Taks pics and post some demos when your set uo !!