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Thanks for the review! That's the upgraded version of Oyayo, the PJ88D. It's much better than the previous version (PJ88C) and is a bit heavier and a bit more expensive. It's really useful when travelling. I don't like the stock sounds but i think a tiny raspberry pi with Pianoteq installed on it would fix the sounds, especially when i'm playing with headphones or external speakers.

@realhomestudioofficial

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info bud, much appreciated

how many polifony does it have.

Does the split keyboard function split at the fold? On the old one it doesn't. Also anyone knows how far you you transpose? 6 notes or forever?

Thanks for your nice review. I am looking for a foldable piano to practice my classical pieces. Would this one suit that purpose, and how 'noisy' are the keys, when you're playing on them?

@realhomestudioofficial

4 ай бұрын

The keys are pretty quiet compared to my weighted piano. I would say if you play to a good standard you'll find it a bit underwhelming. I've used it for a couple more months in the studio since doing the review and the sound has been somewhat sketchy. Myabe ok for a spare or travel option but for daily practice I think there'd be much better choices out there.

@pokuspilatus

4 ай бұрын

@@realhomestudioofficial tnx for the reply! What would your recommendation be? I'm getting curious😃

Pulling my hair out trying to get it to show and send signal in Logic, any one else having this issue,?? feel I've tried everything. Any help would be much appreciated, thank you!