Roland Rd 300

drumdynamo

I've been considering upgrading my keyboard and the Roland RD-300 has caught my eye, mainly for its portability and sound quality. I'd love to hear from anyone who's had expereince with this model. How do you find the action of the keys compared to other digital pianos? Also, how versatile is it across different music genres? Your feedback would be really helpful in making my decision!

tempotapper99

I've had the Roland RD-300 for a while, and it's been fantastic for gigs due to its lightweight design. The key action is pretty solid; it offers a genuine balance, feeling responsive without being too springy, which I find quite comfortable for long playing sessions. As for versatility, it handles different genres well. Its array of sounds and effects allows you to adapt easily whether you're playing jazz, rock, or classical pieces. Just one heads-up: if you're looking into more complex sound layering or sequencing, you might find its features a bit limiting. But overall, it's a great choice for both practice and performance.

bassboss76

If you're leaning towards the Roland RD-300 for its portability and sound, it's definitely a strong choice. The keys have a good feel—somewhere between realistic piano touch and an electronic keyboard's responsiveness, which works well across various music styles. It might lack some advanced features for intricate sound production, but overall, it offers grand value and performance for most typical uses.