Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Sorry, I couldn't resist. I do have to point out that the CP70 is a way 
much cooler instrument than those you mention... though I have to admit 
that I have not yet run across one of those cheap Casios with the realistic 
piano samples.

Also, the thought of playing "organ" on a "piano action" keyboard makes me 
shudder. :-?

Andy


At 09:12 PM 1/20/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>With all due respect, this is not a helpful reply. The Yamaha CP-70 is an 
>electro-acoustic grand piano from the late '70s. Granted, it can sound 
>quite close to an acoustic piano (although nowadays even the cheapest 
>Casios have more realistic piano samples), but that's ALL it'll do. No 
>string, brass, organ or synth sounds. It weighs a huge amount, takes up 
>vast quantities of space (even when folded for transport) and needs 
>regular tuning (it is after all a real piano). I think the original 
>question was about modern keyboards that could cover the whole range of 
>imitative sounds convincingly. Try the Casio WK-3000, or if you can't 
>afford it, the CTK-691 (the same but with a shorter keyboard).
>
>Simon Beck
>London, UK
>