If we play with our eyes closed on a rp 701 and a fp 30x, will you hear a big difference in sound quality when the technical sheet is identical? If it is to pay more because there is the price of the furniture, I choose the 30x. Does my reflection make sense? Thank you and sorry, my English is very bad.
@@nk67488 Thank you ! After trying the Roland piano, I did not like the sound, even the 90x (it's personal). I didn't think the digital piano was for me until I tried the Kawai brand. I quickly fell in love with the sound and bought the Kawai MP7 + HP Monitoring Adam Audio T7V. I found my happiness, without furniture! ;) 1350 euros the piano.
I know that both have the exact same technology and speakers but do the F701 and the RP701 sound different due to the difference in cabinet design? Is the resonance on the RP701 better due to the larger cabinet?
@@rjcarr316 Thanks for the input! The specs page on the Roland website for each of these two keyboards does state they have similar speakers both in size and wattage ( 12W and 12cm for each speaker)
@@MrAmir5591 Yeah, I was wrong, sorry. I think the 501 had bigger speakers? Anyway, I do think the cabinet makes the sound fuller, but you should test for yourself. Sorry for the misinformation!
You know I always feel less natural sustain & resonance in many Roland piano specially in default sounds. Otherwise I really like the touch and tone character and built quality is also very nice. This problem easily solve using piano designer future. It’s not a issue for professional artist.
Could you perhaps give some tips on how you improve the sustain and resonance using the app? Thanks! PS: I'm a beginner and I've been looking at digital pianos and I feel that I like the action of the Rolands the most, but the sound sometimes feels too tinny and not as full as maybe the Kawais? Due to space constraints and sheer beauty of the Roland, I'm strongly considering the F701 (as opposed to say the Kawai KDP 120), but kind of like the sound of the Kawai more...
If space and not annoying the neighbours is important then these are good optioned machines, however always buy a second hand piano from a dealer for the genuine experience.
thank you for the beautiful music at the end. All the best to the musician playing it
Can I use the phones outpout to put it through my looper pedal and a small amp with a flat amp model?
Hello, can overdub record on a track from USB memory? Or on a track playing on my phone via Bluetooth?
Hello. I know you can add a subwoofer to the. Rp701. Can you add one to the f701 as Well?
whats the first song? at 0:07?
did you costomized the sound with rolands pianodesigner app? the sound is completely diffrent compared to other sounddemos on internet
Good demo!
If we play with our eyes closed on a rp 701 and a fp 30x, will you hear a big difference in sound quality when the technical sheet is identical? If it is to pay more because there is the price of the furniture, I choose the 30x. Does my reflection make sense? Thank you and sorry, my English is very bad.
I have played both of them and found no difference, as you say the main difference is the furniture...
@@nk67488 Thank you !
After trying the Roland piano, I did not like the sound, even the 90x (it's personal).
I didn't think the digital piano was for me until I tried the Kawai brand. I quickly fell in love with the sound and bought the Kawai MP7 + HP Monitoring Adam Audio T7V.
I found my happiness, without furniture! ;) 1350 euros the piano.
@@Marcus-us3ws that's great mate. I hope you're enjoying your new piano. All the best
Can anyone please give the height of this without the music rest? Can't find that anywhere.
I know that both have the exact same technology and speakers but do the F701 and the RP701 sound different due to the difference in cabinet design? Is the resonance on the RP701 better due to the larger cabinet?
Speakers are actually bigger and higher wattage in the RP, plus as you said, the larger cabinet will make the sound a bit fuller in the RP as well.
@@rjcarr316 Thanks for the input! The specs page on the Roland website for each of these two keyboards does state they have similar speakers both in size and wattage ( 12W and 12cm for each speaker)
@@MrAmir5591 Yeah, I was wrong, sorry. I think the 501 had bigger speakers? Anyway, I do think the cabinet makes the sound fuller, but you should test for yourself. Sorry for the misinformation!
You know I always feel less natural sustain & resonance in many Roland piano specially in default sounds. Otherwise I really like the touch and tone character and built quality is also very nice. This problem easily solve using piano designer future. It’s not a issue for professional artist.
Could you perhaps give some tips on how you improve the sustain and resonance using the app? Thanks! PS: I'm a beginner and I've been looking at digital pianos and I feel that I like the action of the Rolands the most, but the sound sometimes feels too tinny and not as full as maybe the Kawais? Due to space constraints and sheer beauty of the Roland, I'm strongly considering the F701 (as opposed to say the Kawai KDP 120), but kind of like the sound of the Kawai more...
Looking forward to trying these out and comparing them to the FP-60x and FP-90x. ps We want some finger drumming next time James! 😛
How old is F and RP?
What name the song on 1:32?
Clair du lune
@@GakCoUk Thank you so much!
Sounds a little safe to me, maybe modelled, not sampled. Can't quite put my finger on it. Would need to feel it to be convinced.
If space and not annoying the neighbours is important then these are good optioned machines, however always buy a second hand piano from a dealer for the genuine experience.
Nice video 📹
Can I use the phones outpout to put it through my looper pedal and a small amp with a flat amp model?