Roland FP-90X Digital Piano

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Roland FP-90X Digital Piano

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Bobby

Initial thoughts

My initial thoughts are this piano is fantastic. The keys feel a bit heavy, coming from PHA-4 to PHA-50, that's gonna take some getting used to be it FEELS great, which is what I wanted. I bought it used, from sweetwater, and it came in the original packaging, I'm almost not sure it was actually used to any great degree, I don't see much dust, don't see wear on the keys, and the pedal is brand new, never been used. Everything came with it, I'm very happy with this purchase as of right now, but I've only had it for a couple hours, I'll need more time to determine what I really think. I'll come back to this review in 2026.

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Customer

It worked perfectly for about three hours then had a electronic fit and died.

It worked fine for a couple hours and I was happy with my new digital piano. Then there started to be some erratic static noise and It got really really really freaking loud really quickly so I quickly turned off my piano. Every time I turned it on after that and after trouble shooting the loud static noise was still there. Then probably the fourth time I turned it on I got no piano sound at all through speakers or head phones. But I still got the static noise though the speakers. So now I am returning it, and am unsure if I will get the same thing again as I am questioning its quality. This sucks.

Brain ForAreason

The best key action in the industry!! Must play it like an acoustic grand

The second I powered it up and played it my heart sank. I could not believe how poor the speaker sounds. Since I owned the fp30 I knew what to do. So I plugged in my trusty $100 Mackie monitors into the headphone port and boom. Clear, beautiful sound. I have a korg grandstage that has superior piano sounds. However, I bought this fp90x for the keyboard feel. Now that I've played it a while it's as close to an acoustic grand piano (which I have). For classical music and sound you won't find anything close. If you want a bunch of cool synth sounds or other features of digital pianos. look elsewhere and don't drop this kind of money. At the end of the day, it's exactly what i wanted.......a pure piano that plays like an acoustic. Not a lot of tweaking and even if you do it's right there at your finger tips. Sitting across from this is my trusty yamaha portable grand dgx-670. That's where I can play and arrange for hours. Again if you want a pure digital grand that plays like a real piano with fast action keys...........this is it!!