If you had to describe the P155, Yamaha’s take on a fully functional, keyboard style digital piano, in one word, versatile would be the most obvious choice. This piano is portable enough and has enough features to accommodate stage performances while its great acoustic sound and realistically touch sensitive graded hammer keyboard make it an … Read moreYamaha P155 Review: An In-Depth Look At The P155
Even at first glance, it’s easy to see that the Casio PX780 has a lot to offer. Powered by a sound engine that has three times the memory as it predecessor and Casio’s premier “AiR” (Acoustic and intelligent Resonator) sound source, the realism and quality of this digital piano‘s sound is remarkably similar to that … Read moreCasio PX780 Review: An In-Depth Look At The PX780
Last Update: June 19th, 2019 The PX5S is Casio’s take on an affordable, stage/music production digital piano. While it may be quite different in purpose from the other pianos in the line, the PX5S is part of Casio’s esteemed Privia line of digital pianos, meaning it comes equipped with the full amount of sound and … Read moreCasio PX5S Review: An In-Depth Look At The PX5S
While one of the major benefits to purchasing a digital piano is that they require much less maintenance than a traditional piano, there are still several things you will want to regularly take care of (and several things you will want to avoid) if you want to keep your digital piano in prime condition. In … Read moreMaintaining Your Digital Piano
For as many new digital pianos there are available, it seems sometimes that there are twice that many used ones for sale. This availability leads to an important question: should you consider purchasing a used digital piano? In short, it’s probably not the best option. To better illustrate this point, we’ll take a look at … Read moreUsed Digital Pianos: Should You Buy One?
The Japan based company Kawai has been making excellent digital pianos ever since the instrument began to gain popularity, but until recently, they didn’t offer any furniture-style digital pianos. With the KDP90, however, this fortunately changed. The KDP90 is an affordable offering that still has all the same great features and characteristics that make Kawai … Read moreKawai KDP90 Review – An In-Depth Look At The KDP90
Considered by many to be the best choice out of Yamaha’s highly popular Arius series digital pianos, the YDP162 is a full sounding, realistic playing, and classily attractive piano. With an impressive set of useful features that are geared towards beginners and experienced musicians alike, the YDP162 is a well-rounded instrument that is suitable for … Read moreYamaha YDP162 Review: A Detailed Look At The YDP162
To say the least, the DGX650 is one of the most fun digital pianos on the market today. Its host of unique, functional, and easy to use features make it an absolute joy to play and experiment with for both beginners and advanced pianists, while its sound quality and key action make it a wonderfully … Read moreYamaha DGX650 Review: An In-Depth Look At The DGX650
Versatile is perhaps the best way to describe Yamaha’s P105. It is one of the rare digital pianos that is capable of servicing beginners and experienced pianists alike. It’s easy-to-use yet comprehensive features, good acoustic sound, and realistic key action make it a great choice for someone looking to buy a piano that will grow … Read moreYamaha P105 Review: Is The P105 A Good Choice?
The Yamaha P35 is the definition of an affordable and portable digital piano. Weighing just 16.2 kilograms, the P35 is a great instrument for beginner or intermediate pianists who transport their instrument a lot and who also don’t want to spend a small fortune on a digital piano. Despite its weight and cost, the P35 … Read moreYamaha P35 Review: How Good Is The Yamaha P35?