Studiologic SL-88 Studio

Doubt there is anything that can beat the level of quality in this price. There's even a slight anti-slip
veneer on the black keys

It is robust and well made. The hammer action is as described, like a piano. The keys are well shaped and not slipper like some controllers.
I am hoping that the LCD does not give problems.
The only caveat is beware of the velocity setting. In order to get a Rhodes type growl the velocity must be set at + 30%. This is an individual preference and took some figuring out. Can be achieved in the Editor.
The midi implementation has an issue which I am checking out. My pitch Bend reacts like a volume control sometimes. Left dark and Bassey. Right bright and crisp.
Overall excellent and the delivery was prompt. Please just keep the client up to-date with delivery progress.

Simple - just add this to a computer running Synthogy American Steinway and you have one of the best home piano set ups for less than £500. I found the key bed a little heavy and stiff at first but with a short amount of usage I settled in fine. Now going onto my Yamaha and Norde keyboards they both seam overly light!
Integration with Mixface was straightforward allowing endless possibilities. Although bought for studio usage I can see how given he flexibility of its programming potential and tank like construction would make this a tremendous road keyboard.
Recommended highly.

Large but functional hammer action keyboard. Cheaper and lighter than Grand version but still provides a great action experience. Some functions of organizing presets cannot be done via editor, but it can be done via keyboard only (cloning and deleting). Also, it transmit some MIDI messages then you switch presets, what sometimes may be unacceptable (and seems what you cannot turn off it).

It didn't break the bank, it connected to the DAW easily, finally something which plays like a real piano. There is a logic to how it works, just what lockdown needed...