88 Note Weighted Keyboard

Hi Everyone,
I'm upgrading to Logic Pro 8, mainly for the Mainstage program and sounds. I need to get rid of my cumbersome Yamaha Motif 8 (toooo big and heavy) and looking for a good 72 to 88-note midi controller with plenty of dials and sliders for real-time control. The catch is I want decent hammer action on the keys. M-Audio stuff is a bit too plastic for my liking. Does anyone have a recommendation on this front? I know I could always split up the keyboard from a controller module, but was hoping to simplify and have it all in one unit.
Thanks!
Dave

Motif is a great controller, don't know why you'd want to downgrade - but hey!
Kurzweil PC2/PC3 - great controllers
Fatar/Studiologic - VMK 188 plus (exactly what you're looking for, and their action is used in a lot of keyboards - great weighted action). I've had a Studiologic for ages, all made of metal, and great piano/weighted action.
That's all that comes to mind here, roland probably has some but I never really liked their products (personal opinion - holds no real water).
Yamaha S-series are great too.
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