[Piano/Keyboard] I was tuning an 15y/o baldwin upright that had been through a couple moves and never tuned. The whole thing was about whole step down. Now, this wasn't the smoothest lever in the world, but it by no means failed in its purpose. My first tuning job and it took about 6hours total to get the piano back in tune, and another few days of just adjusting. I looked on a few small business sites that were like, IF YOU BUY THE $30 MADE IN GERMANY WRENCH YOU'RE GONNA HAVE A BAD TIME, which I believe was a jab at this one. Well, it works. Sorry dudes. If you're trying to tune your own piano, or a friend's, and tuning pianos is not your career, this lever is perfectly fine.I used two chromatic clip-on headstock tuners that i have for my guitars on each end of the piano wherever it could get a firm grip. I didn't use felt tips, i used my hands. Only other thing I used was this lever.I gave 5 stars because price. If you want a smoother/more comfortable lever, spend more money.

[Pianoteq 5] I still like the 660 better

[Pianoteq 5] Very convincing feel. Heavy, but to my mind that is a good trade off considering how much like a real piano this plays.

[Pianoteq 5] These are very good for ATMOS and AURO 3D I have 6 of them for height speakers and they really fill in the top of the room!! Very satisfied.

[Pianoteq 5] I needed height/atmos speakers for my HT room, but in ceiling speakers weren't an option, and I am glad they weren't. These SVS speakers are amazingly good, especially considering their very reasonable cost. I now have height speakers that sound incredibly clear, and I couldn't be more pleased with the purchase. Good construction, binding posts are solid, and these included a secure wall/ceiling mount, along with a template that made the mounting process easy and quick. These can be used in other HT configurations also (side, surround, etc.).

I now have the SVS height speakers as well as 2 SVS subs. I am so impressed that I may replace my existing speakers with other SVS models.
Very satisfied customer customer.

[Pianoteq 5] This is a top of the line keyboard. Most every review you read or hear tells you it feels and acts just like an acoustic piano. Well that is totally true. I'm using this in my Studio for the purpose of rehearsal and recording. I connected it to a Mac laptop. Found out after the VPC-1 arrived that to get quality audio you need a USB to audio converter. So I got a Focusrite unit that does a fantastic job. You plug the USB out of your laptop (or computer) into the converter and you get stereo audio that you can send to a mixer of amp.

[Pianoteq 5] I don't usually write reviews but wanted to add one here about this specific bundle. Before ordering, I was skeptical of the stand that comes with it. With something like the VPC1 you don't want a flimsy stand. But looking at the pictures, it seemed to be identical to the K&M Omega, which is $200 and one of the most highly regarded keyboard stands on the market. I took a chance and placed the order. Sure enough, on the shipping notice I could tell the manufacturer was K&M. Now that it's sitting peacefully in my house, I can verify that it is indeed the K&M Omega. So yeah, for $60 more than the standalone VPC1, you get a $200 stand that is absolutely top-notch. As for the bench and the pedals ... BH should just chuck the pedals from the bundle because the Kawai comes with pedals. The bench is fine. Basic, but fine. Really, this is just one of the better values I've come across and I'm still kind of blown away. Thanks, BH. Oh, and while I'm at it, I might as well comment on the VPC1 itself. I bought it blind because I couldn't find one in a store to sample. I haven't played too many high-end digital pianos, but I can tell you, in the little bit I've played it today, this keyboard is lights-out phenomenal. I've never played a better digital keyboard. Bummer now is it's time invest in some better virtual pianos, like the Ravenscroft.

[Piano/Keyboard] The Kawai VPC1 has completely realistic piano action, with full length keys, Graded hammer weighting + counterweights
triple-sensor key detection, let-off simulation (allowing for the keys to be rapidly re-pressed before the key returns to fully up). The triple sensors add to accurate dynamic control while using virtual pianos such as Pianoteq. The stand included in this package is solid, and very well built with excellent fit and finish. Highly recommended!

[Piano/Keyboard] I ordered these speakers to complete my A/V surround setup. They were offered at a great price, and the website and ordering/tracking process are well designed and customer focused. The delivery was very fast and the speakers match my other SVS Prime Elevation surrounds which are very high quality from an excellent company.

[Piano/Keyboard] Great sounding and very flexible placement options. Perfect speaker for Atmos.