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Hello and thanks for joining us at the Merriam Pianos YouTube channel. We’ve got a much anticipated review for you today as we check out the new Roland FP90X.

The FP90 was a highly successful instrument during its run, with many in fact arguing that it was the best all-in-one portable digital piano available during its production run. Needless to say, the FP90X has some big shoes to fill.

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Piano Overview:

As mentioned above, the FP90X is the successor to the FP90, which was a very full featured, highly capable all-in-one portable digital piano. In addition to a highly regarded wooden key action, the FP90 was also the first portable Roland digital piano to offer a fully modelled sound engine.

Now, we’ll dive into exactly what’s been updated on the FP90X.

Piano Sound:

The big upgrade with the FP90X is the sound processor as it features Roland’s new BMC chip, which facilitates a more complex algorithm for the modelling based engine, which they’re now calling the ‘PureAcoustic Modelling’ engine. You’ll find this same new sound engine throughout Roland’s flagship home digital upright LX series as well.

Polyphony is unlimited due to the nature of this modelling based engine on piano tones, and there in excess of 300 total other sounds.

The FP90X also offers Roland’s new ‘My Stage’ setting which is essentially a series of presets within the algorithm to produce different piano sound configurations.

What are the discernable musical differences with the new sound engine? For starters, Roland has really improved the lower dynamic range of the instrument - it’s noticeable right away and highly satisfying.

In terms of the speakers, the FP90X features a 4 speaker system with a robust 60 watts of power available. These are high quality speakers that don’t distort even when the volume is cranked, and they’ve included new tone ports for better clarity.

The Action:

Roland’s PHA50 wooden hybrid action makes a return here, which will certainly be viewed in a positive light by anyone familiar with this action. For one, it’s absurdly durable and built to withstand the rigors of professional use. You’ll also find this action throughout the top half of Roland’s home digital piano lineup, with the exception of the top couple of models which feature the new Hybrid Grand action.

Both the black and white keys have nicely textured keytops, and there’s a triple sensor for accurate MIDI output.

Piano Features:

The FP90X offers both Bluetooth MIDI and Audio, which means you can use it as a large Bluetooth speaker - super handy. There’s also ¼” independent outs which are crucial for gigging, and dual headphone jacks.

There’s also a ¼” mic input which isn’t very common with portable digital pianos, as well USB ports.

For recording, you can use the audio jacks, or the built in USB audio interface.

Optional accessories include a matching stand, floating triple pedal, or fixed triple pedalboard. Available finishes are black and white.

Summary:

The FP90X offers subtle, but undoubtedly meaningful upgrades over the FP90, especially with regards to the sound. Chances are if you’re already familiar with Roland’s offerings or just checking their products out for the first time, you’re very likely to be impressed with this new offering.

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