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Roland FP-10 88-Key Digital Piano $449 + free s/h
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 Guitar Center | $599.99 |
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Yes, it's the FP-10 in the kit. They had it out in the store and it feels lovely. Very interested in getting one.
Are there better options that drop into this ~$500 price range that have weighted keys and MIDI connectivity? Or even just better options under $1k in terms of key feel and velocity sensitivity/accuracy? How does this compare to something like the Alesis Recital Pro 88-key Hammer-action, in terms of just key action, since both can be used as MIDI instruments?
I grew up with my mom's upright, I'd like to have something to play on again now and then and teach my daughter on, and I'm not too picky about how a digital piano sounds by itself, but I'd like something that has the right key action feel and is reliably accurate for velocity and pressure, if it has MIDI out… and few of the "best of" lists seem to give a great view just from those perspectives (when they aren't just super shill Amazon link farms, ugh)
https://www.costco.com/roland-frp...ue&nf=tru
Yes, it's the FP-10 in the kit. They had it out in the store and it feels lovely. Very interested in getting one.
Worth because you need at least 3 of those accessories. Procuring them separately is bit of a chore.
https://www.costco.com/roland-frp...ue&nf=tru
Yes, it's the FP-10 in the kit. They had it out in the store and it feels lovely. Very interested in getting one.
I recently got this keyboard and a generic portable stand. The keyboard does not feel solid in it. I think this stand, which is designed for the keyboard, screwed into it, and is not portable, would be much more substantial than a cheaper third party stand like I got.
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https://www.costco.com/roland-frp...ue&nf=tru
Yes, it's the FP-10 in the kit. They had it out in the store and it feels lovely. Very interested in getting one.
A few months ago I bought the FP-30X and was trying to figure out why the Roland stand was so much for cheap particle board. If you can cut wood, you can make your own easily. I made my stand out of solid pine, sanded and painted black.... Did pocket holes for a nice finish. Overall I think was under $50 in materials and didn't take much time, plus was way more sturdy. Just an idea, also, I found the better Roland seat on ebay for $40.
Probably the easiest way to learn is to find a good app. We use an app called Simply Piano. It has helped my kids learn how to play and now I'm using it.
Are there better options that drop into this ~$500 price range that have weighted keys and MIDI connectivity? Or even just better options under $1k in terms of key feel and velocity sensitivity/accuracy? How does this compare to something like the Alesis Recital Pro 88-key Hammer-action, in terms of just key action, since both can be used as MIDI instruments?
I grew up with my mom's upright, I'd like to have something to play on again now and then and teach my daughter on, and I'm not too picky about how a digital piano sounds by itself, but I'd like something that has the right key action feel and is reliably accurate for velocity and pressure, if it has MIDI out… and few of the "best of" lists seem to give a great view just from those perspectives (when they aren't just super shill Amazon link farms, ugh)
I personally do not like the Roland FP keybed action. I prefer 1. Kawai, 2. Yamaha, 3. Casio,… but keybed feel is totally subjective. You could love the Roland feel.
Peek around https://reddit.com/r/piano to chat with other piano players of all experience range.