Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Stage Piano
The Numa is a rewarding piano to play because the connection between the keyboard and the sound engine seems very well judged - it is responsive and pleasingly linear, just as it should be. The piano sounds respond very intuitively to the editable parameters and it feels alive. My only criticism is I'd like the piano note decays to be a little bit longer. But I do feel like I have a piano sound for pretty much any situation.
I've downloaded the newest piano sounds from Studiologic's website and it was a totally straightforward process to use the Numa Manager etc. The piano's overall level of functionality is amazing considering that it is a substantially cheaper piano than comparable Yamahas, Rolands and, especially, Nords. The onboard mixer for the four analogue inputs means that the Numa X can be a standalone solution for singer players and actually allows for greater flexibility than that should you need it. I've tried using the USB audio interface and dabbled with PianoTeq and Garritan CFX. It works flawlessly but I really strongly prefer the Numa's own piano sounds because they feel so connected. No stage piano is perfect - they are all a set of compromises but Studiologic has come up with a strong contender with the Numa X.
I feel like this has been a great purchase, with an experience through Bax Music that was really easy and brilliant value.