Same as on the piagero np32

The action is graded..
Which i don’t really like on a sythy keyboard..

But the np32 and the numa compact x2 are probably the only options with more then 61 keys..

The other option is older gear...

I am also considering the dexibell S1, its got a fatar TP8, but its only 68 keys..
Just wondering if a 68 key under a 76 key will look kind of stipid?
Gen genos is 1,23 wide the S1 only 1,02..
Might have to build a wooden cabinet for this..

Would this work for you? I don't care for the sound quality via this video.

here is what i put together with my pa600. the lower keyboard is a cheap samson controller midi to the pa600. i can add a set of pedals later if i like.

I like the idea of a controller for the lower keyboard too.


I think I would be in favor of M-Audio controller like this.

[s][/s][quote=Fran Carango]Would this work for you? I don't care for the sound quality via this video.




Hi Fran, that demo wouldn’t exactly encourage me to buy one?

Thanks Fran
A controller might be a better option for myself too, instead of a piano.

I had Yamaha NP-30 as a midi controller for my PSR-3000; NP-30 had a usual midi output. Must say, it didn’t send properly the velocity, I mean, when I played very softly it still sounded louder than if I used keyboard on PSR or when I connected Yamaha MM6 as a midi controller.

Speaking about using two keyboards one above another I personally have a problem with that because if a keyboard is just a little higher or lower my comfortable level I can’t really use it to the fullest – playing something a little bit complicated starts to feel impossible. When I’m sitting at my comfort level (which some people consider too high) I feel more in control of my fingers and a keyboard (the same goes when I played an acoustic piano for 3-4 hours per night).

If the idea is just to be able to play some additional parts (like flute or saxophone) on top of the piano, I guess, even 49 keys controller will do (most of voices don’t really have a wide range).

Hi, me too. I’m used to sitting at a particular level. My husband actually modified one of my old keyboard stands a few years back for my old psr 1500. It sat vertically behind my PA800. I used the PA 800 as controller for psr. The only part visible on psr was the buttons and screen. Sort of got use to pushing them in front of me instead of from top.
The pa3x didn’t work as controller because I had a Paas speaker which made it a bit to deep for button pushing on the psr. Would work with a controller keyboard, but not sure I would want to slide a brand new SX900 into the converted stand.