Electronic keyboards personal reviews and information by John Breeden
As an old-school jazz pianist and teacher, I’m not necessarily interested in crazily high-tech keyboards. I prefer simplicity and authenticity. I’ve been on the lookout for a new temporary piano until the repair in my studio is over. I’ve tested a lot of digital pianos, and it is always interesting to review some fresh model….
Last month when I came back from a West Coast tour with my band, I got a call from Michael – my new piano student. I usually ask new students whether they have piano at home, because some of them don’t. The answer was: “Sure. I’ve bought a new Yamaha P-121 recently to start practicing”….
When my students ask me advice on buying the best digital piano and don’t talk about the budget, I usually advice them one of the pianos in the price range between $500 and $1000. These pianos are universal and suitable in most cases: They all have 88-key weighted keyboard which is good for both beginners…
The niche of inexpensive musical instruments has always been quite popular. There are some beginner keyboards under 300 dollars and you will certainly choose something inexpensive you want to try yourself in music, but do not want to immediately spend a fortune on an expensive electronic piano. Or your child just makes his first steps…
My students often ask me what digital piano is the best one and doesn’t cost a fortune. Electronic Piano under $500 is most frequently asked about. There are lots of models in the range of $300-$500, it’s really difficult to choose, so I will try to briefly describe them and help you to decide on….