Craig Learmont

I have owned a pair of these speakers for over 12 years, and they sound great. They were actually THX certified before THX certifications were officially announced. They sound big, and they're not as expensive as their Genelec counterparts. I like the energy saving features, and the switches on the back depending on if you have a sub, where they are in the room, etc.

I like this interface because there are so many available inputs, even on just the digital model. It's great to have optical, SPDIF, AES, etc.

As I'm not actively involved in the recording industry anymore, I wanted something simple to work on my own projects whenever I feel the creative urge. A friend of mine had this and didn't want it anymore. I like it because it has optical ins/outs and lots of analog IO as well. There is also a MIDI interface built into it too. The one drawback I don't like is that the headphone output is quite underpowered.

I like this product because it's quiet, does audio, MIDI and charging all in one. I put a 30 pin to Lightning adapter to use it with my iPad Mini. Works great with GarageBand, Loopy, etc.

I purchased this keyboard to use for live shows. The piano sounds are great, the feel is good, and it's very light to move around. I love the powerful synthesizer section, and the arpeggiators are super cool. I'm actually using the MOXF8, which is an updated version of this keyboard.

I purchased this keyboard back in 2009. I had performed on Yamaha P-200, P-250, and wanted one for myself. It has the best sound and feel for a classically trained pianist. Because of the realistic hammer action and speakers, it is quite a bit heavier, but it is worth it. Having the USB output was also handy for connecting to DAWs.