It's hard to pick an electric piano online because you can't see it and you can't play it. My research revealed that the Yamaha in the same price range and the Casio were the top models. We went to Guitar Center to compare, but they didn't have the Korg. My kids didn't like the feel of the Casio keys (even though it had LOTS of bells and whistles). They loved the Yamaha feel and sound. In the end, I wanted less bells and whistles, and a better size. So I blindly and deafly purchased this based on it's reputation for a "True Piano Feel." And I could be happier. Look at the pics. This thing is super thin, and turns into a nice little table when you're not using it. A+. The one CON is that it has the old style MIDI connection. So you'll have to buy an MIDI to USB adapter if you want to hook it up to your computer.
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"True Piano" Feel... Heavy research reveal
It's hard to pick an electric piano online because you can't see it and you can't play it. My research revealed that the Yamaha in the same price range and the Casio were the top models. We went to Guitar Center to compare, but they didn't have the Korg. My kids didn't like the feel of the Casio keys (even though it had LOTS of bells and whistles). They loved the Yamaha feel and sound. In the end, I wanted less bells and whistles, and a better size. So I blindly and deafly purchased this based on it's reputation for a "True Piano Feel." And I could be happier. Look at the pics. This thing is super thin, and turns into a nice little table when you're not using it. A+. The one CON is that it has the old style MIDI connection. So you'll have to buy an MIDI to USB adapter if you want to hook it up to your computer.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019
"True Piano" Feel... Heavy research revealIt's hard to pick an electric piano online because you can't see it and you can't play it. My research revealed that the Yamaha in the same price range and the Casio were the top models. We went to Guitar Center to compare, but they didn't have the Korg. My kids didn't like the feel of the Casio keys (even though it had LOTS of bells and whistles). They loved the Yamaha feel and sound. In the end, I wanted less bells and whistles, and a better size. So I blindly and deafly purchased this based on it's reputation for a "True Piano Feel." And I could be happier. Look at the pics. This thing is super thin, and turns into a nice little table when you're not using it. A+. The one CON is that it has the old style MIDI connection. So you'll have to buy an MIDI to USB adapter if you want to hook it up to your computer.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019
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