I have a Casio key board when you touch the keys they make a louder sound (like a tack, tack) is the Yamaha brand do the same?
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No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real... » Read More No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. « Show Less
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I do hear that noise occasionally, especially if I'm trying to play softly. However, I don't seem to hear it when I use the headphones. So far, it hasn't bothered me much, or else I'm getting used to it.
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No It doesn't. Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better. So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one. But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing. And after having it for two months now, I agree. My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all.
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No, no tack sound and the action is very piano-like. I love this keyboard . Very versatile.
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No I have never noticed it to be extra loud. Sounds like any piano I have played.
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No. The keyboard has a volume control. The keys make the same sound no matter the touch pressure.
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I bought this for my daughter-she has a casio privia px-130 88 keyboard--she is very happy with both! hope this helps:)
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When the key is touched softly or harder, there is no difference in the volume level. In the Grand Piano mode, tapping the key is different than holding the key down. When held down, the sound fades like a normal piano.
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I'm not sure about a Yamaha, but it does fit my 88-key Casio Privia. I'd measure your entire keyboard and check it against the dimensions listed for the product.
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I haven't heard the Casio but I own the Korg SP280 and am more than happy with it. Seems to me Korg is a far more in depth company when it comes to making digital keyboards.
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I haven't experienced this issue but I'm sure I will at some point. My issue is with a buzzing sound when pressing two keys down at the same time. Casio doesn't have a repair shop close to my house, the nearest one was an hour away so I didn't repair it. Good luck!
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They are called Yamaha headphones for keybaords, your answer is in your question. LOL
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I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
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I bought my sustain pedal for Casio WK 7500 76 key. It works great for mine. It has a standard 1/4" phone jack. That is all I know.
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The space bar does make a slightly different noise when typing from the other keys, guessing caused by it's size, but I wouldn't say it is much louder.
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I think that you can I'm not sure. This is really a kids keyboard because it doesn't really sound authentic like a Yamaha would sound. It's like a karaoke keyboard.
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I bought the Yamaha Piano Style Sustain Pedal. It plugs into the back of the keyboard and works just like the pedal on a regular piano. It's heavy, does not move while using it, and I'm extremely happy with it.
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I'm not 100 percent sure I understand your question, but if I do, here is my experience with the model. They have tried to make the keys and their "action" as close to a real piano as possible. In "grand piano" mode, they work very much like a piano -- not like an organ. If you push them down faster/harder, the sound is louder, etc. Hope that helps.
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If you mean is it louder when you press the key harder versus when you press it softer then, yes, it is like a real piano. If you press the key softly the sound is much softer than if you strike it forcefully.
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Yes. The space bar, backspace, enter, any key that isn't the size of a letter key will sound different because they use a leveling bar. Still a MX blue underneath, but the leveling bar make a different sound
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The KORG SP280BK is literally AWESOME!! I'm not sure about the Casio, but if you get the KORG you will be GLAD that you did!!