Roland Go Piano

Reviews of Roland's Go Piano (with Alexa).
Although Alexa is not used in this video the Bluetooth feature does allow you to amplify a laptop using the piano's speakers. You can also trigger a programme in your laptop e.g. Organteq but there is a delay in the signal which makes it impractical to use. You should also note that there is no usb connector.

[@soundsfortoday3623]

Good to see that you are in front of keys again!

[@bobstewartfolk]

Hey John, these sounds brought back a few memories. I’m sure they’re the same as the Roland PMA 5 I had in the 90s. Still some great sounds. Cheers man take care 👍

[@JohnCouplandguitar]

Thanks for listening Bob

[@dwsel]

Sounds very good. Too bad you find keys hard. That's my major concern as I prefer lighter action. I've heard that Korgs are the best in light key action department, but Liano series are lacking in the range of available sounds. So far I'm sticking to Yamahas and Casios.

[@soundsfortoday3623]

Have two Korgs and five Casios. Would have to agree with you about touch.

[@drbekken]

I had one of these, and I couldn't stand the action on it. The Casio CT-S1 is far better, but all these fake 'touch sensitive' keyboards are generally quite bad. I actually prefer the cheaper stuff, keyboards without any velocity.

[@Csharpflat5]

I had an earlier one and sent it back never liked it not up to rolandt

[@JohnCouplandguitar]

I bought this second hand, I find the keys very heavy and with no usb I may not be keeping it.