Roland FP-10 digital piano overview by LK Wong

A short promo video I did for the Roland FP-10 digital piano. Video shoot for RAP Distribution Sdn Bhd.
Put on a good pair of headphones for best listening experience.
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[@donn9127]

Lovely playing!

[@LKWong]

Thank you! 😊

[@heart4nations7]

I’ve read another review saying that the key action is a bit noisy (when you press the keys it makes a thump). What do you think?

[@LKWong]

Hi, honestly I’ve never felt that bothering me. Most likely if you turn the piano volume down low, you’d hear some mechanical noise from the key action. But if it’s turned up loud enough, or on headphones, you shouldn’t really hear it

[@Doodfist]

More of a concern for the people listening when you're using headphones

[@LKWong]

@@Doodfist hi, well there will definitely be some mechanical thumping noise. It really depends on people, as some may not really find it as an issue or some may be sensitive to noises. Check it out at a dealer near you beforehand :)

[@brickmissing8295]

No aux audio in or USB audio in so can’t use the FP10 speakers to playback from your phone or PC - which is a shame. So realistically you’d need an additional set of speakers eg. to playback the audio from Garage Band or your DAW. I believe most of the Yamaha offerings have this capability (certainly the P515 did - but that’s a flagship model so perhaps not a fair comparison).

[@brickmissing8295]

@Grace Jackson Yes - I recently bought a Casio CTS1 as a 2nd keyboard for use away from home - and though it’s half the price of the FP10- it does have an aux-in jack and Bluetooth audio in eg. so you can plug or wirelessly connect your iPhone of iPad for accompaniment playback via the CTS1 speakers. So it’s a pretty serious omission by Roland IMHO. One feature the FP10 does have which the CTS1 does not - is the ability to keep the internal speakers enabled at the same time as the headphones are plugged in - allowing you to supplement the internal speakers with an external subwoofer connected via the headphone jack. I wish the CTS1 had this feature.