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[QUOTE="Kaneda, post: 213698, member: 10868"]
If a PA4X 76 really is what you want, then everything else will feel as a compromise and you will regret it rather sooner than later. 
What more could a PA5X offer you ?  Better styles ? Better sounds ?  Better anything ? 
You say you don't want to spend £2500 on it. Would you be willing to spend £3000 or more when Korg decides to launch a PA5X ?

I think the PA4X is already top of the line and that a successor would just be more of the same. Different, but the same. Look how long the Kronos has been out and there's still nothing on the market that beats it.
I've never played the PA4X but I'm assuming it's got a superb semi-weighted action, and everything else that you could possibly want.

If you can afford it, get it. There's always something new around the corner. And if you'd still like a weighted action, you can pair the PA4X with an inexpensive D1 : Korg's RH3 action really is very good and a semi-weighted keybed reallly isn't suited for piano;
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