Roland FP-4 - Pros & Cons

and trs is an accessible and more real
mic section is surprisingly fully featured
an excellent instrument in its own right
preset is perfect for practice purposes
FP-60X s sounds are great
Piano sound category is equally impressive
The overall build quality is excellent
excellent built-in speakers and dedicated controls
The keys are great
it has beautiful tones
The dedicated Organ category is also quite decent
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the FP30 is a great instrument
great reliability and many hours of blissful playing
slim
stylish and perfect for contemporary living spaces
FP 4 is much more compact and feel more enjoyable
sound aspect is very balanced between these two pianos
The resonance is very nice for a speaker system of this size
It also feels more robust
it's very affordable
manual is clear and quickly found that we seek
also are compact enough to fit in most spaces
it works great
very beautiful in white
very compact and therefore perfect in my home studio
piano sound and touch
The value for money is excellent
The percussion is correct and above all very practical for small percussion
quality price is excellent
of headphones will provide a clearer and more detailed sound compared
things are quite straightforward
the sounds are also great
electric piano category is also impressive
look and feel cleaner
well built with good quality plastics and solid body construction
speakers feel better tuned to serve the richer sounds
a solid key-bed and impressive piano
The layout is clean and everything is very easy to navigate

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it lacks a piano sound just felt right
Touch is harder than on a piano acoustic
the strings are not the most Russian
these are only available as a separate purchase
the weight is not just for show
lack of actual hammers or strings
WAV files can only be saved to external USB memory sticks
The recording process itself is very limited
The stand looks a bit flimsy
there is no digital display for this instrument
The connection set is a little limited here
the touch sensitivity is directly linked to the sample triggered
lack of dedicated line out ports
lack of the ability to play back files directly from the flash drive
sounds terribly close to the sound variations of an acoustic piano
the piano lacks dedicated line out ports
the sound coming from these speakers are somewhat stifles
You cannot save multiple song setups for quick recall
there is only one user registration memory
The volume buttons are also a victim of form over function
no Bluetooth audio feature to allow you to stream audio through
changing sounds can be difficult in low light conditions
you can only save a single song
lack of support for performers and recording artists
enjoy lugging around on my back
13 buttons is not a lot
lackluster control scheme
the sound might seem a little bit muted if
digital pianos near this price only offer 3 different settings
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volume on the headphones are low with the RH5 headset

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Roland FP-4 - Full Specifications

Type	Stage Digital Piano
Number of keys	88
Touch response	Fully-weighted

Effects	Fully-weighted

Weight	33.07 lb
Width	52.8 in
Depth	12.0 in
Height	5.3 in
Colour of product	Black White
Included accessories	Music Stand Pedal

Maximum polyphony	128
Number of sounds	333
Number of rhythms	80
Number of preset slots	73
Preset songs	73
Number of pedals	1

Ports	Headphones MIDI USB
Headphone jack	yes
Built In Speakers	yes
Record	yes

Roland FP-4 - Q&A

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