As many have said the keyboard build is nice otherwise and it does feel quite solid in its feel and overall build, way more so then my M-Audio Axiom 25 those keys tend to bottom out a bit on the metal base-plate when pressed harder while the A25 does not and is nicely damped at full travel as with my older much more expensive synth keyboards. 13 US Nickels are 65gKomplete Kontrol A25 66g Pressure to depress keyM-Audio Orig Axiom 25 50g Pressure to depress keyRoland Juno 2 (Matsu) 46g Pressure to depress keyEnsoniq VFX (Fatar) 40g Pressure to depress keyWhile the A25 is indeed a semi weighted design it just feels like if there was less tension it would feel just so much better, why they decided on a higher tension spring I am not sure but might be something to think about when searching for that next keyboard or controller.The keys them selves feel solid although not perfect some of the keys on my copy are a little off by this I mean there is some inconsistency in the key-bed itself so some keys are not perfectly level with other keys (SEE PIC) its very slight but is noticeable. For me its taking some getting used to as all the other keyboards and controllers I own have far less tension, the Ensoniq being my fave for feel and wight as those keys feel almost like there is a hammer even though its just a semi weighted keyboard its well engineered and feels quite good.Comparison Examples. Hey If your used to playing on keys with a lot of tension and weight then this may be what you seek. Unfortunately this keyboards spring tension may be a bit too high to feel just right. So if your expecting a soft feel close to what other keyboards in this test have this one is dif. I did not see any real info on this and thought it could be of some use.
This test is approximate not scientific but should give you some idea of the overall tension on the keys themselves thus showing you what to expect when pressing the keys on this keyboard.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021Ī25 Review and Test.
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