The lack of performances isnt a deal breaker for most keybkard players. As a professional gigging and touring keyboardist, automated performances are never used in my work or for any musicians i know. We're more concerned with the action, sounds themselves, sound design capability and storage options.
Actually, it has all the live sets from montage, but I couldn't find them since I wasn't familiar with the new category search , I was able to install all my expansions, really pleasant to play, superb keybed with excellent sound quality, now you have draw bars(only 8) and sequencer has been improved, however I still prefer to work with cubase for recording and editing.
Wow😮 your a real Synth Guy. You have all the current Brand flageship Synths ( yeah 2 fantoms😱) $$$$$. Your house 🏠 is a 🎹 players dream. Thanks for sharing 🙏
The new Montage contains ALL the sounds from the old Montage, so you can't say it doesn't have those performances. In addition to them there are many new sounds: pianos, EP, organs...not to mention the new AN-X synthesis and analog sounds.
@dejanciric323 I had to unchecke the main box in search, and it worked and showed all the Montage performance along with motif and m8x it's was just showing the new live sets.
There is no AN1X there, advertising agents and Yamaha have convinced you that AN1X is inside the new Yamaha Montage M. But AN1Ч is not there! But I have it and I know what is in it and how it sounds, so my conclusions were not drawn out of thin air. I listened to the new Montage M8x and told myself that Yamaha remained Yamaha: just a lie and a provocation..
I like Dom Sigalas. Not surprised that Yamaha hired him to create sounds. I think he’s an amazing player. Not sure if he writes music or just designs sounds, but I watched a lot of his videos comparing the Yamaha Montage to Roland and he was really good. He’s at another level than anybody else.
This is super. The best synthesizers from every brand. It's like a child wandering into the playhouse. I have Nautilus 73 and Fantom 7 from this. This new Montage M really piqued my interest, so I was already thinking about selling the Fantom and replacing it with the Montage M, but I want to try it out first. I also like the Fantom, but unfortunately it has a lot of gaps in features and Roland hasn't updated it in a long time. The last update was also just an Aftertouch update, but I didn't see much change. In theory, a big update is expected in November. Introduction of ACB technology to Fantom. A System 8 skill in Fantom would be exciting. Unfortunately, the ACB polyphony is mostly only 8 polyphony due to the high DSP usage, but where the Fantom polyphony runs out, the extra polyphony can help, because the ACB will get real independent polyphony. They also promised other improvements, so I'm looking forward to it. If we get something from Roland that I like, I'll keep the Fantom. It would be best to keep the Fantom as well, because the Fantom Model Expansion is very good, but the price of the Montage M is very high
Would you Please 🙏make a video comparing the Polyphony! Between the Fantom EX8 vs Montage M8x, Does the EX expansion on the Roland increases the Polyphony of the Fantom 8??? Also, lets make a distinction since I heard you say that the Fantom has "unlimited" Polyphony which to my knowledge is ONLY while playing the Piano Engine alone, once you start layering sounds it starts cutting notes. For the many buyers trying to decide which one to buy, Polyphony is Very important. Thanks! Love your Set up!!!!
creating your own performances give your montage your own character, im still going to buy the m8x. the awm2 upgrade and the an-x engine are something ive always wanted with the fm-x, truly amazing sound design possibilities. its just a shame all models dont have poly aftertouch
I'm not hearing a step-change difference between this and the old Montage/MODX. Outside of the ANX, ,most of the presets/performances could be achieved with the older synths. Analog can easily be added via an Ipad app (excellent connectivity with Montage/MODX) for much less money.
Totally agree on adding an iPad to a MODX or Montage for analog synths. You can get a Moog Mini Moog & Modular Moog made by Moog Music, some of the Korg engines in the Kronos/Nautilus are available for iPad, as well as classic digital Korg's such as the M1 & Wavestation, B3-X and VB3 organs. Connects to the MODX/Montage with a single USB cable, no drivers and simple installation. I run VST's on my laptop and an iPhone with my MODX too (works the same as the iPad, but fewer synths available but many of the same ones).
I have the Kurzweil K2700 and would really like to see a comparison video on this Montage M against the K2700. So far, from what I have seen and heard on UA-cam Videos , I am not overwhelmed with this board, but maybe you can prove me wrong. Thanks for the video.
My two favorite boards in that room are this new M8X and the Pa5x. The Korg is an amazing arranger and the GUI/buttons are so simple and straightforward. You can tell it wasnt designed by engineers in a closet. For quick creation and one-man shows I dont think you can beat it for an 88 key and while expensive its made of very high quality materials. The M8x seems to have addressed the poor GUI, added features, and from what I have heard in YT demos the aftertouch is so deep, expressive, and layered for all kinds of effects. The Fantoms aftertouch was highly sold but half-baked. I think Nord pianos sound the best but in the workstation/arranger space I always lean toward Yamaha and Roland. Korg does super synth and pads. Not going to lie though, the 808-like sequencer on the Fantom is untouchable to me in terms of simplicity and speed of workflow. More keyboards need to go this route of physical buttons and not software.
Montage m has superior sound quality, ANX and polyphonic AT made this keyboard very powerful, New pianos and even the old CFX piano sound super real due to the new circuitry, Super Knob is easier to program and has more parameters to adjust with, and the keybed is even better than Fantom, I believe it's the best synthesizer on the market now for years to come, I've never been a fan of Nord, it's an overpriced stage piano with mediocre built quality and very cheap made keybed.
@@synth.s When I read that someone writes that the new Montage M has AN1X, it makes me laugh! There is no AN1X, there is not even a smell of this synthesis, much less the AN1X filter and the presence of all its functions, including ring modulation and fm, there are no 2 scenes, 8 oscillators (6 standard and 2 additional are the resonance of the filter with key tracking), there is no Free EG in full as in AN1X, there is no superB unison, especially since there is no unique character of the old wonderful synthesizer. Why mislead people and deceive them with the hope that they will get everything in this next duck from Yamaha? I agree with you about Roland's display. Yamaha is stupid and still cannot use the touch display as a modulator or as controller for modulations. This is in both the Korg M3 expanded and the Roland Phantom, but only Yamaha calls it “alas, we’re not that smart”.
Thanks for the first impressions! One question, that was not answered by studying the PDF manual: The AN-X engine has 16 notes of polyphony. But is it also multitimbral, i.e. can you use more than one part with an AN-X engine in a performance? For example, to program a keyboard split or a layer with two AN-X sounds. On the topic of general polyphony: 400 notes of polyphony is just a marketing number. If you create a performance with stock AWM2 sounds, it's only 128. And this will be further reduced as soon as you use any sound with more than one partial (like most sounds). AWM polyphony is counted in terms of partials (layers within the sound), not notes. So using a sound with 4 partials will give you 32-note polyphony. Yamaha claims that you can use up to 128 partials in a single sound (up from 8 on the Montage I believe), but then you would be left with a monosynth.
You can do more than one part with ANX. It can also combine ANX with fmx and throw some awm2 sound, and there won't be any shortage of polyphony, this keyboard is a beast!
@@synth.s Wow, that's really great news, thanks! If you have multiple parts with AN-X, do they share the 16 note polyphony, or does each part have 16 notes?
Definitely make more videos about Montage M8X. Looks like Montage MAX. 😂 I’m sure you’ll get used to it and you’ll like it better than the old one. Software updates will be plenty. Probably until 2030 or so. I have the original Montage and I would love to upgrade.
Yamaha is pretty good about updates you’ll get your touch flow from TF I’m sure plus you have to read the manual to understand what the Montage M is all about three hours is not enough time to criticize a great board cheers
Just curious if you are a professional musician or do you just collect expensive keyboards? I have not heard you play any music with any of your keyboards? Also noticed no Nord products? How can you get deeply competent on any keyboard when you have so many? It can take years just to leverage what a single keyboard can do.
I've been a piano player since the age of ten and a keyboard player for almost 3 decades, graduated from music school back in 1992, but music is only my hobby ,I don't play for living, when you play electronic music for almost 30 years, figuring out a keyboard is a matter of few days, besides the fact that I use DAW for recording and song editing so I don't need to rely on every aspects of a keyboard for song creation, but mainly I just enjoy playing on the fly usually I play 3 hrs a day, again just for enjoyment and hobby!!
Congratulations on the video and the fantastic equipment!! About 11 months ago I wasn't sure which to choose, Roland Fantom 7 or K2700? I decided to opt for Fantom. How would you rate each of them?
@@synth.s I also had this impression, as I already have the Montage 7 and the Kronos 2 73 and I wanted something to complement my set, with the Fantom it was perfect.
@@JuliusDeBerryJrYou can find several Keyboard players that have both Kronos 2 61 and 88 too, and it can do so much more than a crappy Fantom 😅 It's just a nightmare to get started with and learn all the functions well 😓Problem is how long the Kronos will be able to be serviceable if something goes caput. The Montage M would be perfect together with the Kronos/Nautilus as main controller. The Korg Set list is to die for.
You are absolutely right, I had some problems with category search since it is totally different than original montage, now that I've figured everything out, I can see this keyboard has all the live sets from original montage,.
For the 2 smaller models it's the same. But it boils down to how the new m8x keybed feels for those that don't have the "Piano Fingers" A master Piano player might not give it that much thaught, but I bet there is many like me that would prefere the m7 and still would like the poly aftertouch. But I think once the dust settles and Yamaha have sold enough m8x they will pull a "Korg" and make a m6x and m7x refresh and there will be some cheaper m6 and m7 on the used market for those that don't care so much for the poly at. I personly can't risk the kinda money for the m8x if the keys are too heavy. I currently have a Kronos 2 73 and just the channel AT on it is very hard to control compared to the synth action keybeds. but I feel restrained with a 61key board if playing Piano parts and Korg doesn't even have a 76 key model with a Synth keybed. And even the organs sound reasonable and the new reverse fader mode ... They just forgot the 9'th fader .. Yamaha .. really ? People asked for that function and you couldn't squeeze an exra fader in ? /sigh. reason the Mojo61 won't be replaced any time soon.
Much better than kurzweil k2700 for sure, specially when it comes to the work flow, built quality and keybed, Yamaha Montage m blow k2700, miles away!!
@@synth.s Built quality and workflow - for sure. But as far as the quality of sounds they sound in the same league when it comes to pianos, ep's, orchestral etc. And the VAST synth engine on the Kurz is far more advanced. But yes, the kurz seems more complicated to program
Originally, I had a montage 8 in white on order. They called me 2 months ago and said it's been discontinued, but if I keep my order, I'll get the new one at the same price.
Honestly (and I mean no disrespect) that fact that you like the fantom (especially its sound) dilutes your credibility with me. There’s no comparison to either the montage, Kronos, k2700 in terms of sound quality. User interface yes is good and it’s integration with MainStage is cool but the sounds are terribly outdated and don’t even sound as good as the original machines they made their debut on. Synth sounds are about the only ones that are even passible and there’s so many duplicates. Anyway, the new montage m does sound better and has less latency when playing stacked sounds. The action also is more responsive. I own a Nord stage 4 88, compact,K2700, Moxf8, Kronos (latest version), SKX Pro, OB-X8, Prophet 10, and tons of vst’s and for gigs where I need the most variety of sounds (and I don’t mind the weight) I’ll grab the montage m every time. Actually on most gigs I use the montage/motif, Nord stage 4 compact, and 61 key Kronos. With that lineup I can cover everything I need.
The lack of performances isnt a deal breaker for most keybkard players. As a professional gigging and touring keyboardist, automated performances are never used in my work or for any musicians i know. We're more concerned with the action, sounds themselves, sound design capability and storage options.
Actually, it has all the live sets from montage, but I couldn't find them since I wasn't familiar with the new category search , I was able to install all my expansions, really pleasant to play, superb keybed with excellent sound quality, now you have draw bars(only 8) and sequencer has been improved, however I still prefer to work with cubase for recording and editing.
@@synth.sso then the complaining on the video is irrelevant? 😳
Wow😮 your a real Synth Guy. You have all the current Brand flageship Synths ( yeah 2 fantoms😱) $$$$$. Your house 🏠 is a 🎹 players dream. Thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks! 😃
The new Montage contains ALL the sounds from the old Montage, so you can't say it doesn't have those performances. In addition to them there are many new sounds: pianos, EP, organs...not to mention the new AN-X synthesis and analog sounds.
I think he’s referring really to the live sets being different but the way he says performances missing is definitely misleading.
The sounds are, and you absolutely, but the live sets don't exist, and that's what I was talking about.
You can easy create Live set bank/page.
@dejanciric323 I had to unchecke the main box in search, and it worked and showed all the Montage performance along with motif and m8x it's was just showing the new live sets.
There is no AN1X there, advertising agents and Yamaha have convinced you that AN1X is inside the new Yamaha Montage M. But AN1Ч is not there! But I have it and I know what is in it and how it sounds, so my conclusions were not drawn out of thin air. I listened to the new Montage M8x and told myself that Yamaha remained Yamaha: just a lie and a provocation..
I like Dom Sigalas. Not surprised that Yamaha hired him to create sounds.
I think he’s an amazing player. Not sure if he writes music or just designs sounds, but I watched a lot of his videos comparing the Yamaha Montage to Roland and he was really good. He’s at another level than anybody else.
Couldn't agree more!
This is super. The best synthesizers from every brand. It's like a child wandering into the playhouse. I have Nautilus 73 and Fantom 7 from this. This new Montage M really piqued my interest, so I was already thinking about selling the Fantom and replacing it with the Montage M, but I want to try it out first. I also like the Fantom, but unfortunately it has a lot of gaps in features and Roland hasn't updated it in a long time. The last update was also just an Aftertouch update, but I didn't see much change. In theory, a big update is expected in November. Introduction of ACB technology to Fantom. A System 8 skill in Fantom would be exciting. Unfortunately, the ACB polyphony is mostly only 8 polyphony due to the high DSP usage, but where the Fantom polyphony runs out, the extra polyphony can help, because the ACB will get real independent polyphony. They also promised other improvements, so I'm looking forward to it. If we get something from Roland that I like, I'll keep the Fantom. It would be best to keep the Fantom as well, because the Fantom Model Expansion is very good, but the price of the Montage M is very high
Would you Please 🙏make a video comparing the Polyphony! Between the Fantom EX8 vs Montage M8x, Does the EX expansion on the Roland increases the Polyphony of the Fantom 8??? Also, lets make a distinction since I heard you say that the Fantom has "unlimited" Polyphony which to my knowledge is ONLY while playing the Piano Engine alone, once you start layering sounds it starts cutting notes. For the many buyers trying to decide which one to buy, Polyphony is Very important. Thanks! Love your Set up!!!!
creating your own performances give your montage your own character, im still going to buy the m8x. the awm2 upgrade and the an-x engine are something ive always wanted with the fm-x, truly amazing sound design possibilities. its just a shame all models dont have poly aftertouch
Wow, how many professional keyboards do you have there!!! My favorite is the Yamaha montage, although Fantom looks more interesting good luck 🖐️
I'm not hearing a step-change difference between this and the old Montage/MODX. Outside of the ANX, ,most of the presets/performances could be achieved with the older synths. Analog can easily be added via an Ipad app (excellent connectivity with Montage/MODX) for much less money.
Totally agree on adding an iPad to a MODX or Montage for analog synths. You can get a Moog Mini Moog & Modular Moog made by Moog Music, some of the Korg engines in the Kronos/Nautilus are available for iPad, as well as classic digital Korg's such as the M1 & Wavestation, B3-X and VB3 organs. Connects to the MODX/Montage with a single USB cable, no drivers and simple installation.
I run VST's on my laptop and an iPhone with my MODX too (works the same as the iPad, but fewer synths available but many of the same ones).
Very impressive collection of gear. Well done.
Thanks for watching
I have the Kurzweil K2700 and would really like to see a comparison video on this Montage M against the K2700. So far, from what I have seen and heard on UA-cam Videos , I am not overwhelmed with this board, but maybe you can prove me wrong. Thanks for the video.
Will do
Second this.
The encoders under the screen were already in the Yamaha EX5 from 25 years ago, they didn't need to "copy" them from anywhere else.
My two favorite boards in that room are this new M8X and the Pa5x. The Korg is an amazing arranger and the GUI/buttons are so simple and straightforward. You can tell it wasnt designed by engineers in a closet. For quick creation and one-man shows I dont think you can beat it for an 88 key and while expensive its made of very high quality materials. The M8x seems to have addressed the poor GUI, added features, and from what I have heard in YT demos the aftertouch is so deep, expressive, and layered for all kinds of effects. The Fantoms aftertouch was highly sold but half-baked. I think Nord pianos sound the best but in the workstation/arranger space I always lean toward Yamaha and Roland. Korg does super synth and pads. Not going to lie though, the 808-like sequencer on the Fantom is untouchable to me in terms of simplicity and speed of workflow. More keyboards need to go this route of physical buttons and not software.
Montage m has superior sound quality, ANX and polyphonic AT made this keyboard very powerful, New pianos and even the old CFX piano sound super real due to the new circuitry, Super Knob is easier to program and has more parameters to adjust with, and the keybed is even better than Fantom, I believe it's the best synthesizer on the market now for years to come, I've never been a fan of Nord, it's an overpriced stage piano with mediocre built quality and very cheap made keybed.
@@synth.s When I read that someone writes that the new Montage M has AN1X, it makes me laugh! There is no AN1X, there is not even a smell of this synthesis, much less the AN1X filter and the presence of all its functions, including ring modulation and fm, there are no 2 scenes, 8 oscillators (6 standard and 2 additional are the resonance of the filter with key tracking), there is no Free EG in full as in AN1X, there is no superB unison, especially since there is no unique character of the old wonderful synthesizer. Why mislead people and deceive them with the hope that they will get everything in this next duck from Yamaha?
I agree with you about Roland's display. Yamaha is stupid and still cannot use the touch display as a modulator or as controller for modulations. This is in both the Korg M3 expanded and the Roland Phantom, but only Yamaha calls it “alas, we’re not that smart”.
Thanks for the first impressions! One question, that was not answered by studying the PDF manual: The AN-X engine has 16 notes of polyphony. But is it also multitimbral, i.e. can you use more than one part with an AN-X engine in a performance? For example, to program a keyboard split or a layer with two AN-X sounds.
On the topic of general polyphony: 400 notes of polyphony is just a marketing number. If you create a performance with stock AWM2 sounds, it's only 128. And this will be further reduced as soon as you use any sound with more than one partial (like most sounds). AWM polyphony is counted in terms of partials (layers within the sound), not notes. So using a sound with 4 partials will give you 32-note polyphony. Yamaha claims that you can use up to 128 partials in a single sound (up from 8 on the Montage I believe), but then you would be left with a monosynth.
I think your correct
Then, after getting one we find out that reality!
Let down
You can do more than one part with ANX. It can also combine ANX with fmx and throw some awm2 sound, and there won't be any shortage of polyphony, this keyboard is a beast!
@@synth.s Wow, that's really great news, thanks! If you have multiple parts with AN-X, do they share the 16 note polyphony, or does each part have 16 notes?
Agree so much, I do miss some performances like arrengers that originally came with the old montage.
we'll say it again...ALL of the old Montage performances are included.What are you talking about?
Nice Ax collection!
Definitely make more videos about Montage M8X. Looks like Montage MAX. 😂
I’m sure you’ll get used to it and you’ll like it better than the old one. Software updates will be plenty. Probably until 2030 or so.
I have the original Montage and I would love to upgrade.
I will
Yamaha is pretty good about updates you’ll get your touch flow from TF I’m sure plus you have to read the manual to understand what the Montage M is all about three hours is not enough time to criticize a great board cheers
I've already loved this keyboard. It's far better than the original montage.
Can’t wait to see what you come up with on your next videos great job keep up the good work 🎶🎹
Just curious if you are a professional musician or do you just collect expensive keyboards? I have not heard you play any music with any of your keyboards? Also noticed no Nord products? How can you get deeply competent on any keyboard when you have so many? It can take years just to leverage what a single keyboard can do.
I've been a piano player since the age of ten and a keyboard player for almost 3 decades, graduated from music school back in 1992, but music is only my hobby ,I don't play for living, when you play electronic music for almost 30 years, figuring out a keyboard is a matter of few days, besides the fact that I use DAW for recording and song editing so I don't need to rely on every aspects of a keyboard for song creation, but mainly I just enjoy playing on the fly usually I play 3 hrs a day, again just for enjoyment and hobby!!
Congratulations on the video and the fantastic equipment!!
About 11 months ago I wasn't sure which to choose, Roland Fantom 7 or K2700? I decided to opt for Fantom. How would you rate each of them?
Roland fantom is definitely one of the best synthesizers on the market and is away better and more superior than k2700
@@synth.s I also had this impression, as I already have the Montage 7 and the Kronos 2 73 and I wanted something to complement my set, with the Fantom it was perfect.
Too good ..
Kindly make more m8x videos
Does the CFX piano sound better than on the previous model without hitting super hard? Does the instrument have any fan noise?
CFX piano sounds clearer and better, keybed feels much better, and the new montage doesn't have any fan noise like the korg Nautilus.
You got a good job hahaha
Is it shipped in the factory box from Sweetwater or is it shipped in an external carton with the box inside?
Mine shipped in a pallet since it was a bigger shipment, I had 4 keyboards and 4 guitars in my order.
❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for the vídeo!!!
Thanks for watching!
Mais more vídeo about this oneee
You lucky Bar Steward
.... 🙏
Does the new montage m have the same FM engine as the old montage?
Yes it does
gawd dayum you have alot of keyboards lol
2 Fantom 8s... 😆 geez.
@@JuliusDeBerryJrYou can find several Keyboard players that have both Kronos 2 61 and 88 too, and it can do so much more than a crappy Fantom 😅 It's just a nightmare to get started with and learn all the functions well 😓Problem is how long the Kronos will be able to be serviceable if something goes caput. The Montage M would be perfect together with the Kronos/Nautilus as main controller. The Korg Set list is to die for.
This guy needs to spend much more time with it. Because he’s mistaken about some of this stuff.
You are absolutely right, I had some problems with category search since it is totally different than original montage, now that I've figured everything out, I can see this keyboard has all the live sets from original montage,.
@@synth.s
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What keybed action is better? old montage or new montage?
The new mx8 one definitely has the best keybed that I've ever seen
For the 2 smaller models it's the same. But it boils down to how the new m8x keybed feels for those that don't have the "Piano Fingers" A master Piano player might not give it that much thaught, but I bet there is many like me that would prefere the m7 and still would like the poly aftertouch. But I think once the dust settles and Yamaha have sold enough m8x they will pull a "Korg" and make a m6x and m7x refresh and there will be some cheaper m6 and m7 on the used market for those that don't care so much for the poly at. I personly can't risk the kinda money for the m8x if the keys are too heavy. I currently have a Kronos 2 73 and just the channel AT on it is very hard to control compared to the synth action keybeds. but I feel restrained with a 61key board if playing Piano parts and Korg doesn't even have a 76 key model with a Synth keybed. And even the organs sound reasonable and the new reverse fader mode ... They just forgot the 9'th fader .. Yamaha .. really ? People asked for that function and you couldn't squeeze an exra fader in ? /sigh. reason the Mojo61 won't be replaced any time soon.
How is it compared to the Kurzweil K2700?
Much better than kurzweil k2700 for sure, specially when it comes to the work flow, built quality and keybed, Yamaha Montage m blow k2700, miles away!!
@@synth.s Built quality and workflow - for sure. But as far as the quality of sounds they sound in the same league when it comes to pianos, ep's, orchestral etc. And the VAST synth engine on the Kurz is far more advanced. But yes, the kurz seems more complicated to program
Big question: how did you a $600 discount?!
Originally, I had a montage 8 in white on order. They called me 2 months ago and said it's been discontinued, but if I keep my order, I'll get the new one at the same price.
Did you have to pay taxes?@@synth.s
@@synth.s Sweetwater takes care of their customers ;)
Honestly (and I mean no disrespect) that fact that you like the fantom (especially its sound) dilutes your credibility with me. There’s no comparison to either the montage, Kronos, k2700 in terms of sound quality. User interface yes is good and it’s integration with MainStage is cool but the sounds are terribly outdated and don’t even sound as good as the original machines they made their debut on. Synth sounds are about the only ones that are even passible and there’s so many duplicates. Anyway, the new montage m does sound better and has less latency when playing stacked sounds. The action also is more responsive. I own a Nord stage 4 88, compact,K2700, Moxf8, Kronos (latest version), SKX Pro, OB-X8, Prophet 10, and tons of vst’s and for gigs where I need the most variety of sounds (and I don’t mind the weight) I’ll grab the montage m every time. Actually on most gigs I use the montage/motif, Nord stage 4 compact, and 61 key Kronos. With that lineup I can cover everything I need.
????? 2 fantom 8s? Why though?
Needed to get a stage piano for that stack, and I finally decided to get the Fantom 8 since it had the best piano like keybed.
It's nice that you are not a pushover. 😁 I can not afford this, even in my dreams, but hearing about it and longing for it is doable. 🤤🤤🤤🫣