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expirediconian | Staff posted Dec 15, 2023 10:10 PM
Roland FP-30X Portable Digital Piano, Black w/ Stand, Bench, Pedal & Headphones
$569
$800
28% off
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The BEST thing to pair with this Piano, for cheap, is the set of 2.1 Klipsch PC speakers that goes on sale for 50$ often on this site. It takes this piano with mediocre sound, to a room shattering, bass pumping(as wanted) masterpiece of a piano. Quite awesome.
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The BEST thing to pair with this Piano, for cheap, is the set of 2.1 Klipsch PC speakers that goes on sale for 50$ often on this site. It takes this piano with mediocre sound, to a room shattering, bass pumping(as wanted) masterpiece of a piano. Quite awesome.
Alesis is not the worst brand out there, but if you are putting $400-500 into an instrument there are much better ones.
It's usually best to stick with Yamaha, Kawai, Roland, Casio, Korg.
Alesis is not the worst brand out there, but if you are putting $400-500 into an instrument there are much better ones.
It's usually best to stick with Yamaha, Kawai, Roland, Casio, Korg.
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This is what we're looking at and seems to have good enough reviews when searching. Anyone have any input or comparison with the Roland?
Donner DDP-80 Wood Weighted 88 Key Digital Piano Graduation Gifts for the Home Full Size Electric Keyboard for Beginner https://www.walmart.com/ip/675924467
I love my large synth but a cheap small one gets a lot more use because it lives on my desk next to my computer keyboard. That allows me to switch back and forth more easily and get quick 5-minute practice sessions in. I can also pull up videos and play along. When I go on the large one, it is a dedicated task that I have to make time for, so it is much less frequent.
Sure the smaller devices have fewer keys, and some have mini keys as well. But it will take a while before you would be ready for something bigger. I am personally considering getting a Artoria Minilab 3, because I feel that would be even more convenient than my small synth.
I see pianos like this to be more for people with kids, where they can leave it set up but then fold everything up and put it away when you have house guests.
This is what we're looking at and seems to have good enough reviews when searching. Anyone have any input or comparison with the Roland?
Donner DDP-80 Wood Weighted 88 Key Digital Piano Graduation Gifts for the Home Full Size Electric Keyboard for Beginner https://www.walmart.com/ip/675924467
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I love my large synth but a cheap small one gets a lot more use because it lives on my desk next to my computer keyboard. That allows me to switch back and forth more easily and get quick 5-minute practice sessions in. I can also pull up videos and play along. When I go on the large one, it is a dedicated task that I have to make time for, so it is much less frequent.
Sure the smaller devices have fewer keys, and some have mini keys as well. But it will take a while before you would be ready for something bigger. I am personally considering getting a Artoria Minilab 3, because I feel that would be even more convenient than my small synth.
I see pianos like this to be more for people with kids, where they can leave it set up but then fold everything up and put it away when you have house guests.
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