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Introduction:
The release of the FP30X was a significant upgrade from the FP30, introducing ¼” outputs, a USB Audio interface, the BMC chip, and increased speaker power. This upgrade transformed the landscape for affordable gigging pianos, offering a delightful playing experience and exceptional speaker performance for its size, weight, and price. However, with new competitors like the Kawai ES120 and Yamaha P225 in the market, is the FP30X still a top choice?

Action:
The action of a digital piano plays a crucial role in a performer's experience, affecting their ability to connect with the instrument. Achieving a great action in the compact and lightweight FP30X is a challenging task. It features the PHA4 action with a triple sensor for precise key information, escapement simulation for quiet playing control, and slightly longer pivot length for easier key depression at the top. The textured key tops enhance playability, and Roland's engineering ensures smooth action, even when the instrument is stored vertically.

Tone:
The FP30X is equipped with the faster BMC chip, enhancing the fidelity and versatility of the SuperNATURAL sound engine. Its core piano tone, based on a Steinway D, excels in both contemporary and classical settings, offering consistent and controllable tones across various dynamic levels. With 56 onboard tones, expandable to over 300 when connected to the Roland Piano app, the FP30X provides a wide range of sonic possibilities.

Features:
The FP30X's capabilities vary depending on whether you're connected to the Roland Piano app or not. For live performances, a simplified setup may be preferred, while at home, the app offers expanded functionality. The stable Bluetooth connection streamlines navigation, offering access to live arranger functions, practice aids, and MIDI recording. For professional audio recording, the USB audio interface is available.

Weighing just 32 lbs., the FP30X is remarkably lightweight, with options for a matching stand and triple pedal. It also supports Bluetooth Audio and includes essential features like sound layering, keyboard splitting, ambience, brilliance adjustments, key touch settings, master tuning, twin piano mode, and manual speaker control for room adaptation.

Final Thoughts:
Even after two years since its release, the Roland FP30X remains a top choice in the sub$1,500 price range for musicians seeking a versatile and affordable digital piano. Its combination of action, tone, and features makes it a standout option.

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