That would be my point too, if you consider a HP action - it is the slowest keybed of all three models! You can ajust for the overall different feel, but with the speed there are definetly lower limits than with the HA or SW keybeds. At least that is my experience.Rusty Mike wrote:... as the keyboard does not respond fast enough for rapid repeats.
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To beat a dead horse: the HP action is aimed at gigging pianists who want to keep the weight of their rig down.
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