Musical Instruments

Hi, I have a Korg EC350 digital piano that the cord that connects from the pedals to the actual piano itself has been damaged. So, i need to get a new cord for this. It is detachable, so there is nothing internal to fix. Does anyone know where I...

your cheapest and easiest option is ebay. but make sure the cord is in good condition and isn't too cheap ,cause you could get ripped off

2007-08-15 08:08:31 by plankto

www.rolandus.com Chris Halon demonstrates the 88 key multi-sampled piano sound on the Roland HP-207 Digital piano, as well as some other tones.

What would be a good digital piano for a high schooler to get? It has to be the same size as regular piano (88 keys, I guess) and somewhere around $1000 or below. Why would you choose this brand?
i'm not a serious piano student, I am a...

My husband is a fine pianist - he has been a soloist at Lincoln Center - and we own a chamber music business. We have owned MANY digital keyboards - and several fine Steinway grands!. We owned Roland equipment for a long time - and recenly (this...

2008-03-04 19:04:21 by dzodiark

What digital piano brands and models should I buy?
I've been playing piano for 13 years now. The sound, feel, and loudness of a real piano and the petals reaction is important to me. I really don't need the extra sounds like violin, etc. I...

You can consider buying Casio PX-330 88 Key Digital Stage Piano with Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action
@88 weighted, scaled hammer-action keys
@128-note polyphony
@250 tones (with layer and split)
@Reverb (4 types),...

2010-07-07 13:50:20 by Marla

I would like to learn to play a musical instrument and have been looking at keyboards as they are portable and I don't have room for a piano.

Of the ones I've been interested in, some are called 'digital piano' others 'keyboard'....

A digital piano usually has weighted or semi weighted keys and will have about 88keys which is about the same as a standard piano also the choice of voices avaliable on the piano will be few you will get a piano sound a few varients on the piano...

2008-01-25 09:25:28 by RustySilva

I'm just starting out learning piano. I want a digital piano that is very similar in sound and feel to a real piano. I also want MIDI features as well.

Any recomendations on brands, models, places to buy. Thank you.

The following models are the basic ones of their brands:

CASIO AP-24
YAMAHA YDP-S30R
KAWAI CL 25C

You won't regret with any of theese. All of them have weighted keys,

2007-11-05 15:26:14 by Paul B