SL73 (TP100) VS Numa X Piano (TP110) Key Weight Measurement

In this video I roughly measure how much weight is needed to start moving the keys. Note that I used the word "Start moving" this measurement consists in checking how much force is need to make the key start moving, not how much is needed to force the key all the way down. It is not the only parameter to tell how good is the action of a keybed but it's a good starting point to compare with other keybeds

[@sachiliao4352]

thanks bro , i like SL tp100 action but is a little heavy , tp110 seems better 😄😄

[@jjptech]

TP110 near perfect. I usually find myself sitting with the piano off just feeling the keys

[@sachiliao4352]

@@jjptech Did u ever compare TP110 with TP40 ? I want more portable replace my Nordstage

[@jjptech]

@@sachiliao4352 Sadly I never interacted with the TP40

[@tuneunleashed]

@@sachiliao4352the TP-40 is really good you can play almost any doubts with it from synths and all…I owned a Nord Stage 3 (88) in the past I can attest to how excellent it feels.

[@electedmusic7685]

Hola amigo, una pregunta, he visto un video en el que pesan el sl studio y el grand, y el sl studio creo que daba 119 gramos para mover las teclas. En tu video veo que es mucho menos, es porque ese slstudio es te ultimas producciones y mejoraron la tp100? Es ahora mas ligera? Y mi ultima pregunta, se nota mucho la diferencia de 10 gramos entre el studio y el x piano?

[@jjptech]

110g!!!????? Creo que hay algun error en esa medicion, un teclado es considerado pesado cuando pasa de los 55g. Quizas pusieron el peso muy atras en la tecla?