expirediconian | Staff posted Sep 01, 2023 10:52 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Sep 01, 2023 10:52 PM
Kawai CA49 88-Key Grand Feel Compact Digital Piano w/ Bench
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I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
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Touch type Description
Light A louder volume is produced even when playing with a soft touch.
This setting is recommended for children and organ players, or for those still developing finger strength.
Normal (default) Reproduces the standard touch sensitivity of an acoustic piano.
Heavy Requires a heavier touch to produce a loud volume.
This setting is recommended to those with stronger fingers.
Off A constant volume is produced regardless of how hard the keys are struck.
This setting is recommended for sounds that have a fixed dynamic range such as organ and harpsichord.
I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
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I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
Go to a local music store and check out a low end and high end and see if the difference in price is worth it to you.
Not dissing this piano - the folks who buy it know what they are buying. There are quite a few other under $1k range that may suffice for your daughters learning needs.
I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
Go to a local music store and check out a low end and high end and see if the difference in price is worth it to you.
Not dissing this piano - the folks who buy it know what they are buying. There are quite a few other under $1k range that may suffice for your daughters learning needs.
Listen Believer503, you only have to spend a few hundred bucks to get what you're looking for for a beginner. They won't be nearly as good as ones like this Kawaii, but you might not need it. This one really is an excellent deal, though, since they're clearing out this model for a new $3K version. If you do have $1.5K ready to go on a digital piano, this is the deal for you. It'll keep any learner happy for years to come.
Listen Believer503, you only have to spend a few hundred bucks to get what you're looking for for a beginner. They won't be nearly as good as ones like this Kawaii, but you might not need it. This one really is an excellent deal, though, since they're clearing out this model for a new $3K version. If you do have $1.5K ready to go on a digital piano, this is the deal for you. It'll keep any learner happy for years to come.
other than that plays great, but I am only a beginning who also only reads tablature. one day
I'm not sure how available that feature is, though, or how it's even designed for users to be able to select other sounds, on other models.
I'm looking to buy my 8 year old daughter a piano that does without filing for bankruptcy. She's been learning for a year and has started competing. The digital piano we have now sounds the same no matter how hard keys are pressed.
I'm not sure how available that feature is, though, or how it's even designed for users to be able to select other sounds, on other models.
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I'm not sure how available that feature is, though, or how it's even designed for users to be able to select other sounds, on other models.
You can usually get more voices in a portable piano or stage piano, but the action may not be as good as a console. The major feature on this Kawai model is the action.
A Yamaha DGX670 is a pretty good compromise between the two, which has lots of really nice voices, standard GHS action which is fine, not the greatest but at least it's not a slimline. Casio PX560 and Roland FPE50.
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