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Anonymous Miroslav wrote:

Hi, guys —

This is definitely a weird question, but I'd love to have this cleared up:

  • Is there anything wrong, or even unadvisable, in buying a Roland digital piano that features "ZEN-Core" sound technology that I like for my home?

There is, but maybe I'm just oversensitive. Personally, I found zero quotes on Roland websites that explain this naming, but we can reasonably conclude that in that name, Roland alludes to Zen Buddhism, especially as it and the Roland company are from Japan.

Miroslav
  { Is there anything wrong or even unadvisable in buying a Roland digital piano that features "ZEN-Core" sound technology? }

Eric replied:

Miroslav,

I assure you there is absolutely nothing wrong with buying such a product.

Eric
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