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Williams Overture 88 Key Digital Piano
The Williams Overture is a console style 88-Key digital piano with a sliding key-cover and full vanity panel. The Overture features an 88-note hammer-action keyboard with selectable touch response; sustain, sustenuto, and soft pedals; 64-note polyphony; 15 main voices and 128 General MIDI voices; 3 keyboard modes; effects; 2-track recording; and a built-metronome.The Overture is expertly designed and crafted to look and sound its best for years of musical enjoyment. With a dark wood grain finish the Overture has a distinctive look and style to match any home decor. Williams digital pianos have an uncompromising attention to detail that you will see and hear every time you sit at the keyboard. more
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02:31Williams Overture 88 Key Digital Piano
A good digital piano that feels like a real piano for not so much money
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- Posted: Dec-30-2008
Good value
If you compare this digital piano to other digital pianos costing $1200 or more, you will find some faults. The action is not as crisp or smooth, the sound is not as good, and there aren't a ton of options. However, for the price, the features and quality that this digital piano delivers is in...
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- Posted: Dec-24-2008
There Are Better Choices
This inexpensive instrument neither feels nor sounds much like an acoustic piano. The grand piano voice is not very realistic, and the other voices are worse. The feel of the keyboard (what pianists refer to as the action) is also not very much like an acoustic piano. There is a certain amount...
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- Posted: Dec-13-2008
DOESN'T FEEL OR SOUND MUCH LIKE A PIANO
I HAVE PLAYED PIANO FOR A FEW YEARS AND JUST DOESN'T SEEM REALISTIC TO ME. THE ACTION SEEMS SLOPPY TO MY TOUCH COMPARED TO OUR TEACHERS DIGITAL.
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- Posted: Nov-07-2008
Not Reviewed by a Professional
I'm certainly not a professional, however, I do know what a piano is supposed to sound like, and I know the difference between a Harpsichord, Organ, and a Harmonica: 'nuff said.First of all I would like to say that the Williams Digital Piano is by far the best instrument I have ever owned, next...
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