the Kawai MP11 costs almost 3X the Casio PX-5S price, so if the Casio performs 90% as well as the Kawai, then that's quite impressive. The Casio is probably 90 percent of the Kawai. I think the Kawai MP11 is about as realistic a piano keybed as is available for less than 10 grand or so. The VPC1 has touch curves that are germane to the individual VST instruments. It only has 40 sounds and really fulfills a different function. The Kawai has a much simpler interface and is easy to use. The Kawai feels more like an actual piano. The Kawai weight almost three times as much as the Casio. Thus playing on the inside of the keys is easier. It's key length and pivot is much longer. I've now owned the Casio PX5S long enough to make the following comparison: I own the Kawai MP11, which features a similar but improved keyboard to the Kawai VPC1. I assume that the Kawai VPC1 is significantly superior, given that it costs twice as much and has none of the "extras" that the PX-5S has. A related question that's piqued my curiosity is whether, when used as a virtual piano controller, the Casio PX-5S can perform comparably to the Kawai VPC1, with both using identical virtual software.
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