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Digital Piano Buying Advice

  • 12-01-2017 12:50pm
    #1
    ShriekingSheet
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    I'd appreciate some info. I play other instruments but this is my first time buying a piano.

    In terms of what I'm looking for
    - fully weighted keys (a must)
    - an upright one that is a decent piece of furniture, rather than a keyboard on an X stand.
    - a digital one with AUX out of whatever type
    - some variety of Rhodes/organ type sounds (they don't have to be amazing) built in
    - a decent basic grand piano sound

    It'll never be used for gigs or any kind of serious recording.

    I might connect it to a PC or other amps the odd time, but 99% of the time it'll be played as a stand alone thing - so I don't want to have to rely on external sounds or speakers.

    The piano sound doesn't have to be ridiculously amazing. Just decent is fine.

    I'm definitely thinking second hand to get all of / most of the requirements for the lowest cost possible.

    Would welcome advice from anyone with knowledge in the area.


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