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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Help with a digital piano
Hi, I didn't see a piano section in the forums so I post here.
I'm a piano student and I want to buy a digital piano. I'm very low on cash and digital pianos are kind of expensive. What I want is something that has the essentials of an acoustic piano. I need the basic things like weighted keys, key sense, and the 3 pedals reception. Is there something like that, cheap but good? |
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Join Date: May 2012
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check out the Kawai CE 200's, reasonably priced, standard features including weighted keys, 3 pedals, etc.
Just to qualify my opinion, I'm picking up piano skills to supplement my Jazz studies, I play guitar mainly, so I'm no expert. Spec sheet and demo vid: http://www.kawaius.com/main_links/d.../PRO/ce200.html |
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hail yeezus
Join Date: May 2009
Location: walking into a sign
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Korg Mini-synth
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Ireland
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What you really need is a new amp...
You should check out some websites like Pianoworld if you want a good recommendation, I don't think too many folks around here are familiar with the world of digital pianos. Take a look at your local cragslist, ebay, whatever for a used upright piano. I've seen many people just throwing them out, you can usually get them next to nothing, though they aren't exactly ideal, I'd say they're more preferable over a digital piano in the same price category. Of course space and noise might be a problem. |
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