Are the keys weighted?
776809
I don't know what that means. I bought this for my daughter for christmas but have been told it is a smooth, flowing, easy to play keyboard. This was from someone who is very well trained for piano. I hope this helps.
776810
I think they are merely spring loaded and do not have a piano touch. They are so easy to depress that if you shake a little you will get sounds from unoccupied fingers that very lightly touch keys. Playing "clean" requires a different technique than on the piano.
1649952
It is definitely not weighted key. The product description says it's "touch response" but that is just marketing rubbish.
690242
Keys are not weighted unfortunately but it can be used in a live performance.
1704695
Without seeing what part of your key is broken it is really difficult to answer for certain. Weight should certainly NOT be a concern. Excessive vibration can be problematic, but keys should not be problematic.
1574927
The product itself is 20.6 pounds, as per the description. If you're referring to the key feel, it's heavier than classic "plastic synth" keys but not nearly as heavy as the keys on a Yamaha CP or fully-weighted keys such as my older Alesis QS8. The keys also snap back quickly; there's very little sense of 'throw' in them. I wanted the range of 61 keys without having to constantly flip octaves, but as far as playing, I much prefer the feel of my smaller Alesis Q25 and wish I'd purchased the Q61 before the Axiom.
2050066
I would say the keys are very light compared to a piano. They are like organ keys or synth keys.
8646
No they are not. You get the same sound regardless of how hard or soft you hit the keys.
464900
It's lighter than the real pianos of course. But not by much. But the other Japanese brand do have heavier keys.
553843
The speakers are in the actual keyboard, although you have access to outputs for external speakers or a line to your soundsystem. I would have to check the specs to get the weight, but I am 5'6" female and I put the stand together and attached it myself. It is not light by any means, but definitely not as heavy as say, the Roland keyboard, of which I literally can not pick up.
1649951
It is not - you are not going to get a weighted keyboard at this price point. They will cost significantly more.
1945295
The keys are not weighted at all: Standard Action. Velocity Sensitive?: Yes. For an inexpensive controller, this worked well for me. I used it to control synth and organ sounds. http://www.acorn-instruments.com/usb-keyboards/Masterkey-61
1022091
No they are not weighted but there is no unwanted noise when playing them either. I use my own stand, not the one in the diagram. Makes it easier to carry around.
1410890
the keys are barely weighted, pretty much unnoticably so. They have more of a synth-action than anything else
339856
The keys are touch-sensitive, so the harder you strike them, the louder it will play the note. However I don't believe the keys are weighted
205150
Hmm... Typing on it now, I'd say that the keys have a very small amount of resistance. I like it, enough to feel like you're pressing a button, but not at all difficult to do so.
1809493
The keys are not weighted. So you do not get the real piano feel. But on the other hand, they are touch sensitive. So if you want to play soft or hard, take your pick!
179864
Yes they are. They have a bit of a clunking noise, but it doesn't bother me. I'm not a concert pianist!