I've had my P80 for over ten years now -- on occasion I will go to our local "Guitar Center" and try the new keyboards. I'll stick with my old P80 -- feels and sounds very close to an acoustic. In fact, after playing an acoustic here and there, I prefer my P80.
It has a variety of piano sounds, a couple organs and other piano-like sounds... plenty for me. I have been playing the piano since 1951 and worked as a jazz musician for nine years (1955-1964) -- have played on some really bad pianos. But, this one is consistent... sounds good all the time. Plus I like the transposing option ... so I can play Body and Soul in C and have it come out in D-flat (it's beyond me why Johnny Green wrote that in D-flat... guess he wanted to give the piano player a work-out).
If you're mainly interested in a good piano "sound" then this keyboard will work for you. A little heavy for gigs, but it's worth hauling it around ... great sound.Get more detail about Yamaha P80 88-Key Graded Hammer Effect Digital Piano.
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