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Well, its hard to say what kind of piano vst is the best, due to the sound you want ect, its the same in real life, a Steinway dosent sound the same as a Bosendorfer or a Yamaha... no brand of pianos sounds the same. So its all in what you want.
I use about 10 different piano vst's and its all in what genre your creating, and what synths, bass, ect ect you are using.
nexus or 1 of the sound sets for knontakt would probably have more than you'll ever need. korg m1 is a good shout, once you get used to it and how to program it the skys the limit although i am pretty sure it's not compatible with windows 7 though
If you want no problem, something easy and "small" I'd definitely go with Nexus, the Grand Piano preset under the Piano category, and take all the effects on it, so you can add your effects as taste.
The keyboardist in my band has tried most of the "good" ones NI, Ivory, etc.. He ultimately went with the ArtVista Grand piano. He uses it live via a Muse Receptor, and loves it.
i gotta say,,ilove the sounds in this,, 1 of the best piano sounds ive come across over the years with alot of adaptions ready to play around with,, but i alsolove the nexus piano expansion packs, thats awesome,
I just bought NI Akoustic piano from eBay. It cost me £50 (even though it retails for £100). Unfortunately it's a discontinued product so it might be quite hard to find. I'm using it in the free Kontakt player in logic and its very nice indeed. Unfortunately it crashes a lot when run as a vst in mountain lion which is solved by running it in Kontakt.