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==== 🎹 1. Keyboard Action ==== Yamaha P45 * Uses Yamaha’s GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) action. * It’s reliable, a bit on the lighter side compared to an acoustic piano. * Heavier in the low register and lighter in the high, mimicking an acoustic piano. * Some players find it slightly “spongy” or less refined compared to Roland’s PHA-4. Roland FP-10 * Uses Roland’s PHA-4 Standard action. * This is widely considered one of the best key actions in its price range. * Triple-sensor system (better note repetition than Yamaha’s dual sensor). * Keys have a textured ivory-feel surface for better grip. * Generally heavier and closer to a real acoustic grand’s key weight and responsiveness. ✅ Winner for action: Roland FP-10 — more precise, better repetition, more premium feel for the price.
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