Which Digital piano? Update

[Wezie Guitar lover]

Look at what I found. Alesia Prestige Artist 600 dollars. So I found for the same price 600 a Starfavor Reverie with weighted keys, metal legs, digital piano sound, Fender Roads sound etc.. a min grand piano.

Really nice looking. Dose not weigh it either. Headphone jack I cannot use. Tinnitus puts a stop to that.

I watched a video on it from a guy that reviews and owns a lot of pianos. He owns a copy of my first ever Casio CT 330 Synthesizer keyboard.

So it is on sale. Wow. And I love the look. Worth every penny.

 

[What?]

I'm looking at digital pianos lately too. From the past I remember Yamaha being a good overall choice for key action, sound, price, and durability. Anyone know how things balance out these days?

 

[What?]

Is this an old guy thing? You reach a certain age and you start wanting to play a keyboard and sing 80's songs?

 

[What?]

If you look on Ebay, you'll see lots of Casio digital pianos listed as 'parts only'. I think that is enough to tell me to avoid Casio.

 

[Australian]

Before I bought the Roland FP90x I researched and tested all the pianos from the entry levels to the most expensive pro piano’s in my local music stores

I think I paid around $4000 at the time.
But the feel of this was like a real piano and the unlimited polphony is an added dimension to the realistic experience.

The sound system on board is the best and loudest I’ve heard on a digital piano.
The only thing lacking is that it doesnt have heaps of synth sounds. But the bread and butter sounds are up there in quality.