BHPhotoVideo [bhphotovideo.com]has Roland FP-30X Home / Studio Bundle with Digital Piano, Headphones, Stand, Bench, Pedals, and Cover (White, White furniture style stand + White Bench + 3x pedal) for $1079 + 10% Rewards, a $233.88 discount+ $107.9 Rewards makes it a ~$300 saving.
Also,
Adorama [adorama.com]has Roland FP-30X Value Bundle for $749 , this price matches previous
popular deal
(X stand + Bench + 1x pedal)
Note 1: BH Rewards arrives
40-60 days after the purchase per the description
Note 2: BH has a
price adjustment [google.com]policy, if this goes lower in BF you can request a price adjustmemt refund. However, there is no guarantee it will work.
Note 3: You can also use BH PayBoo card to get your tax refunded(~9% further discount). However this card is a store card that can only be used at BH and has a APR that's nearly criminal(29.99%)
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Roland FP-30x: $749
Roland DP-10: $60
Liquid Stands - Z-stand and Bench: $128
On-stage dust cover: $25
Sony MDR7506: $85
Total: $1047 + tax
3% CB with CapitalOne
the $59 Shure SRH240A is worth $0 to me, if you value it the total is $1131. Also the typical price for FP-30X is $799, $749 is the on sale price.
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I'd whole heartedly recommend the Korg LP380 for $800 over this, if you want furniture stand. They both use Steinway sounds as base.
Please recognize that the furniture stands are extremely over priced for what they are. They do this on purpose to nickle and dime you.
The adorama deal has more versatility, but the $60 z-stand from amazon is way better than any x-stand, so you'd want to get that anyway even if you get the bundle. I recommend the Adorama deal over the BH in terms of "Slickness".
Keep in mind the adorama bundle doesn't come with the Official roland pedal (DP-10) which supports half damper, it only comes with the generic on/off type pedal, it is metal though. Not a huge problem, but just know that they're different. For Pianoteq peeps, you'll definitely want the roland's half damper pedal.
The FP30x pha4 action is among the heavier actions. This piano does drop fast notes on trills, but this is not a huge problem except for late advanced users. It doesn't drop the input, the engine is just weird, so if you hooked it up to pianoteq, you'll get proper behavior on midi out.
For people looking for lighter action + furniture stand, wait for the kawai KDP75 to come back to $750, maybe even lower who knows. Or possibly they might do something on KDP120.
I'd whole heartedly recommend the Korg LP380 for $800 over this, if you want furniture stand. They both use Steinway sounds as base.
Please recognize that the furniture stands are extremely over priced for what they are. They do this on purpose to nickle and dime you.
The adorama deal has more versatility, but the $60 z-stand from amazon is way better than any x-stand, so you'd want to get that anyway even if you get the bundle. I recommend the Adorama deal over the BH in terms of "Slickness".
Keep in mind the adorama bundle doesn't come with the Official roland pedal (DP-10) which supports half damper, it only comes with the generic on/off type pedal, it is metal though. Not a huge problem, but just know that they're different. For Pianoteq peeps, you'll definitely want the roland's half damper pedal.
The FP30x pha4 action is among the heavier actions. This piano does drop fast notes on trills, but this is not a huge problem except for late advanced users. It doesn't drop the input, the engine is just weird, so if you hooked it up to pianoteq, you'll get proper behavior on midi out.
For people looking for lighter action + furniture stand, wait for the kawai KDP75 to come back to $750, maybe even lower who knows. Or possibly they might do something on KDP120.
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For whoever is interested, looks like they are currently running a sale for KDP75($1000 + $300 B&H GC)/KDP120(1500$ + $500 B&H GC), depending on how you value the GC this may or may not be deal.
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