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I am not much of a keyboardist so probably won't be much help, but I have friends who are pros. One uses a Roland RD -??? and the other two use Casio Privias. All sound excellent and are equipped with 88 weighted keys. I don't know how many sounds they can get but certainly piano, B3 organ and strings. One of the Privia owners mentioned that her next keyboard might be a Roland.
I suppose big keyboard manufacturers are like guitar manufacturers in that that they all offer everything from basic beginner models up to the very top models.
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