I have no complaints about this piano. It is used by two piano majors here at home, and we are happy with the sound quality and the weight of the keys. Very good!

I do not recommend purchasing this bundle... the stand is not really compatible with the piano will cause the keys will pitch backwards severely with no way to level it out aside from engineering your own shim. The bench is about as bare bones as you can get, so the only thing you're really getting out of the bundle is a better sustain pedal than the very basic one that is included with the piano.The piano itself is fine, and would recommend buying it separately and getting a stand that is compatible with it.

The action is fine, feels almost as piano like as the kawai in the same price range - definitely good enough for me to practice on and transition to a good acoustic piano with no problems. I didn't care for the surface of the keys particularly - I'm not sure why manufacturers think that ivory keys feel a bit rough or textured. The ones I've played on don't feel like that. I decided on the kawai because it sounded better to me on the default piano and was simple - I don't really end up using all the bells and whistles because I'm happy and challenged to practice the piano from printed sheet music, memory and improvisation. Definitely try everything in a store before you buy. A home trial with something like this (large and heavy to ship, lot's of work to unpack, set up and repack) is not a good idea at all

Everyone that comes over plays this awesome piano. Great price, beautiful sound and feel. The whole package-stand, bench, pedals etc. are very good. East setup. Don't hesitate to purchase.

I love this digital keyboard and the sound it produces. I can set it up and take it down quickly, the feel is just like a real piano, and it is full size. It’s hefty but not too heavy, feels solid on the stand. Hours of play, and it will never get out of tune.

I ordered this for our grandson for Christmas, so I cannot give you his review, but I can tell you this. I ordered this on the 25th of October, and it was delivered the 27th! Prompt! After opening the product, checking for all parts, etc. I discovered the screws were missing which was needed to put the keyboard's stand together. I called Austin Bazaar direct, told them what was missing. The representative was kind, attentive, and told me that he would send another stand. I explained that I just needed the screws, if possible. He suggested that I donate the other stand, if he did indeed need to send me another stand v. "just the screws". I assured him that I would. A new stand was delivered to our home within a few days. So, just WOW! How efficient!A few days ago, perusing music, etc. on amazon.com, I saw that the price of this particular keyboard had been reduced a $100.00. I was not sure how many days later the price was reduced (within 5 - 7), but I thought I would give the company another call simply to ask the question whether or not I, too, could be given the reduced price of $479.99, $100.00 less than what I had paid. It doesn't hurt to ask, right? If the company could not do that, of course, I would have to accept that. This customer representative to whom I spoke this second time, was just as courteous, attentive to what my question was, and told me that I would be refunded that amount. I was truly astounded! I asked him again, and also added, "Are you really going to do that for me? We (husband and I) are seniors on fixed incomes." He told me yes, and that it would be a few days. I was so very grateful to this gentleman! To the company! I told him that I appreciated this so much; now, we could help to get the other grandchildren their additional items.This same day as my second call to Austin Bazaar: I just checked my e-mail, and already had a message from Austin Bazaar stating that my account had been refunded the $100.00 plus the additional tax.I am truly impressed and grateful; I had looked all over north Georgia for this same Roland Keyboard. I was hesitant about ordering for it to be shipped, but with this company, no one should be. All products were packaged very well. In the first box which included all the components... keyboard, bench, books, CD, pedal, adapter cord, Allen wrench, attachable music stand that fits on the keyboard, & keyboard stand (just without screws). The one box which contained the first keyboard stand (long and slender) was open at one end. I shared all this information with the first representative to whom I spoke.Oh, yes. After the initial opening of the delivery of the keyboard, I plugged everything in, including the foot pedal, attached the music stand, and played. I have played for years, but do not have experience with an electric keyboard. I loved it! My favorite function besides the grand piano are the strings. What fun! Any budding musical artist (I believe from beginner to intermediate to + range) will love this keyboard. I also think that the varied functions will be highly motivating to any person broadening his/her ability to play!My opinion? You cannot go wrong ordering from Austin Bazaar!

This is a nice set from Austin Bazaar. I am learning having almost no prior experience.My requirements for a digital piano were 1) 88 keys, 2) "real" piano feel and 3) a good sustain pedal. The FP-30X fulfills that nicely. The pedal looks like it was added by Austin Bazaar which was a nice bonus being much better quality than the one that comes with it. The stool and stand were okay, but I ended up not using them. The stool would hurt my back, so I got another one with a back rest. The stand is a generic one but was slightly unstable as the piano did not fit onto it perfectly. Also, my legs would tend to bump the crossbar of the stand. I got another stand from K&M which was rock solid and has no crossbars.One feature I was not looking for, but should have was the Bluetooth support (IN/OUT). It's fantastic to use with learning apps. A real game changer. The BT connection worked flawlessly.With this piano you pretty much need to use the Roland App (IOS or Android, I don't know about PC). While you could change the settings via the buttons/keys on the piano, it's convoluted and a hassle. For example, to change voices you need to look up the key combination in the user manual which is in small type. You select the voice by pressing one of three buttons and one of the piano keys at the same time. It wouldn't be so bad if the keys were labelled, but they're not. There are labels but they are for something else and are hard to read. Similar situation for other settings and there are a lot of them. And you can't tell what they are currently set at. Using the App, it's a breeze.I've been "playing" this piano for four months now. Very happy with it.