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 This category contains reviews of keyboards. Some of the reviews are made by professional reviewers and some reviews are made by "ordinary" keyboard owners/users. Non professional reviews are primarily gathered from forums on the Internet.
In the Internet forums musicians and arranger keyboards users in general has lots of opinions about almost everything :-) It is interesting to read these messages posted by people with different backgrounds, experiences, skills etc. The Internet forums are characterized by giving users the possibility to state their opinion without being subject to censorship. Therefore the input from users are often very direct and can often be subject to flaming by other users. Certain postings can also be very manipulating. I will not be a judge. Instead I will encourage you to find your own standpoint based on your own experiences. Remember that an author can have his/her private motives when writing this or that! In the reviews you will find both positive and negative opinions about the keyboards. In other words - the content will reflect the opinions of the reviewers! Some reviewers might be influenced by editors, economic interests, personal interests etc. etc.
I find it interesting that many subjects are considered both a positive aspect as well as a negative aspect, e.g. will some users say that the quality of the styles is the best thing about a certain keyboard and that's why they bought the keyboard. At the same time some other users will state that the quality of the styles is the worst thing about the same keyboard and that's why they will not buyexcactly that keyboard... Since this is the reality, you might be very confused reading the reviews. On the other hand different opinions are great, because they tell something about diversity of people and how difficult it is to find the truth. Well, I am sorry to blow this, but there is no definitive truth! Remember not to let anyone manipulate you and base you written comments on your own real life observations! In other words: you have to make your own experiences with the instrument!
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