Fantastic Dexibell S7 Stage Piano Played Complete Demo

[@HenryEllisonHoweyJr]

Awesome! I have a Kawai MP11, Nord Stage 3, and now the Dexibell Vivo S7. I will have to say that the action is awesome and this new board will make waves in the industry.

[@dynamitekid8967]

Great demo of the first song! great video as well! awesome stage piano!

[@licumbari]

Un piano magnifico!

[@julianorito]

Yes..Dexibell is fantastic..

[@ChuckHollis]

The "noisy mechanism" I believe is a function of keyboard noise bleed through his mic. The piano voices are impressive. Maybe this is my next piano board coming off of a Nord Stage 3 Compact.

[@nicolasarianos9731]

yes....

[@thewiseperson8748]

Tony is having fun !

[@halftimeheroes4814]

like this must be a demo! Well done!

[@RayyMusik]

Well-played, well-explained: perfect. Thank you! Unfortunately, Bonners isn't in Germany, but I ordered an S7 from a local dealer now. :)

[@elsharkio]

I have tried the H7 in my local store. Here are my thoughts: 1) Keys I didn't like them. Action is heavy and doesn't feel very realistic. This was a disappointment. The key action on my Casio PX-160 is a lot better and the Casio is about 5 times cheaper! They keys on my 8 year old Yamaha Clavinova are better too. 2) Piano Sounds Fantastic. Sounds incredibly realistic coming through the H7 inbuilt speakers. I mean, it really does sound like a real piano. Also has incredible dynamics. This combination of samples + computer generated sound is the future. 3) Speaker Quality Good but let down by the fact they can't use bigger ones due to this slimline nature of the design. I'd buy the H7 but I couldn't live with the key action, especially knowing my cheapo Casio is better in that respect.

[@RayyMusik]

elsharkio Sorry, can't agree to 1) at all. The keybed is fantastic, rather light-weight compared to real grands, but providing a maximum dynamical range. Don't know the Casios but I had a Clavinova whose action was much more sticky and undefined than that of the H7/S7. After all, it's a matter of habituation.

[@bojackhorseman5367]

sounds like you tried the H3, rather than the H7. The speaker quality and keys leave a lot to be desired on the H3 - the H7 has a much more natural feeling keyboard and a much more powerful (and visibly larger) speaker housing mounted on the underside of the keyboard enclosure, which adds a significant amount of power and depth to the sound. The only negative thing I can really say about the H7 is that the speaker housing is almost a little bit too large for a slimline design and it's very easy to bump your knees against it while lifting off the pedals if you're sitting too close to it. But naturally, you can really hear the benefit of having it there, when comparing the H3 and H7 side by side.

[@Alix777.]

lul I have tinnitus and take care of my ears, fuck headphones

[@guepard-lj8gz]

Casio...lol, mais c'est de la merde! Aucune comparaison avec le Dexibell. Joues déjà sur un vrais piano pour commencer et seulement après tu pourras critiquer le Dexibell...

[@cristinacandy496]

Great demo!

[@bonnersmusic]

+Cristina Candy Thanks Cristina!

[@SmeagolTheBeagle]

How do you find the action compared to a nord stage 2 ex? Which is more piano like sound and feel? Great demo and playing by the way.

[@rmarti2082]

great demo...

[@bonnersmusic]

+Ronald Martin Thank you for your kind words

[@mazdalike]

Bonners Musical Instruments

[@rscotts1771]

Hello Bonners! Great review...very informative. However, through my little computer speakers the noise of the keybed is extreme. Could you tell us how you recorded the sound for this video? Also, this post is in 2018...anything different between this 2016 model in your video and the new 2018 S7 Stage? Thank you! ~Robert

[@davidbantle7992]

Sounds pretty great but the keybed is too noisy thats why I sent back the Studiologic SL88 and it sounds like the same keybed.

[@chieftp]

+David Bantle unfortunately, about every synth manufacturer uses the craptastic fatar keybed.

[@JanPrze]

It's not the same keybed. S7 uses tp/40, sl88 uses tp/100

[@blueeyedsoulman]

Besides the speakers and the missing pitch/mod wheels, what else is different between the Portable and Stage models?

[@ricardogomezgutierrez2490]

I live in Mexico, I would like to buy Dexibell S7,where I can get it

[@ShiningJMaster]

hi, until I know the sound generation for piano sounds is more similar to Roland SuperNATURAL technology than to the one used in the V-Piano. The good in this piano is the samples quality and the algorithm used to return a the dynamic effect. Physis pianos use a generation from modeling algorithm as the V-Piano.

[@halftimeheroes4814]

Where you got the EWF-backup-titel?

[@metubetomuch]

If you bluetooth a backing track to the keyboard and play along with it, can the keyboard record that?

[@nicolasarianos9731]

yes....

[@giannagiavelli5098]

dexibel or yamaha cp4 or kawai mp7 that is the question

[@milanveles6820]

+Gianna Giavelli It's a very difficult question

[@snuppssynthchannel]

As a Yamaha man that is also really fond of Kawai, i must say that the Dexibel is the best!

[@boulifb]

Nice Honkytonk!

[@giannagiavelli5098]

is the wave recorder 16bit crap or 24 bit? Can I put my microphone out from a small mixer and record voice and piano? Does it have jazz drum brushes?

[@luiscarloscamilodossantos427]

Eu gostei muito do Korg

[@JorgeAlexisAragonArce]

hi, what about the keys..ist like a real piano??

[@Alix777.]

very not

[@FlyingPhilUK]

Best bit - 16:00 He loses himself in the music.... takes a few seconds to recover his composure!

[@guepard-lj8gz]

Fais mieux alors...

[@ronsolomon1405]

The mechanism sounds quite noisy.

[@marceloshop6117]

That´s normal for all digital pianos!

[@ZakiWasik]

Kawai have made great progress in that respect. At the cost of weight, though.

[@chieftp]

actually, fatar makes studiologic keyboards. fatar's keybeds are horrible compared to what you used to get in korgs/yamahas from the 80s, 90s and 2000s.

[@snuppssynthchannel]

Fatar used to be good. But their keys now feel horrible.

[@JanPrze]

@@snuppssynthchannel Depends on the keyboard. The TP/40 feels good, the TP/100 is acceptable.

[@nicolasarianos9731]

@@JanPrze The TP/40 is better than key action of YAMAHA ?

[@JanPrze]

@@nicolasarianos9731 Yamaha makes many keybeds (keyboard actions). I find the TP/40 to be better than a lot of Yamaha's midrange pianos and A LOT better than their lower end models.

[@nicolasarianos9731]

@@JanPrze thank you so much for your reply my friend...

[@earlwebb9032]

Can anyone tell me... can you split the keyboard so that you have a layered sound, ie, piano and pad on the right and a bass on the left This would be a deal breaker for me Great vid btw

[@nicolasarianos9731]

i think so,yes...

[@achmadjohanm]

I have dexibell Vivo pro 7, and the answer is Yes... you can layer sounds and split sounds 4 parts Upper, Middle, Lower, Bass.

[@MacroRB]

Nice piano sound, but the keys are too loud for me.

[@nicolasarianos9731]

@Wilderness Music i play it in the store...great sounds and key action....

[@linoraniolo2581]

tutto quel rumore nella pressione dei tasti?

[@peterldelong]

Kind of looks like a Roland JX-10 (Super-JX)

[@wagnergoldberg]

it just doesn't sound that great, a very muted sound, in comparison to yamaha/roland/nord. was this a chinese OEM?

[@FlyingPhilUK]

He already said - it's made by the Ex-Roland EU design team

[@novasco55]

and yet another electric pianohow much $$$

[@bobstevens5202]

STIFFFY BONNNEERRR HAHHAAHAH

[@tH4ttUs]

the bass sounds horrible