Electronic Piano Buying Guide for Beginners

Its nothing more enjoying then shopping for a digital musical instrument, especially for your entry level learning. But do you know what manufacturer makes the best piano for the kind of practice you have in mind?

Once you begin learning some advanced skills, you start to buy and own more than just a single electric piano. For the start, however, it can be quite a daunting task to sort out between the good and the bad; after all you are still new to these whole thing.

I have been in that position myself back few years ago. You want to understand the most important factors to consider while spending as little research time as possible.

No wonder if you did your homework, you'll be very familiar with the name Yamaha keyboards or Yamaha digital pianos. Of course, there are dozens more to choose from. To name just a few: Roland, Kawai and Casio - popular for beginners.



You can find a many more suppliers of digital piano, but the above list is some of the mainstream lines.

If you want to go for a brand that has plenty of replacement parts available, go for Yamaha digital pianos. Yamaha caters towards a wide customer range, from beginner to intermediate and advanced musicians.

For the best acoustic sound quality in a digital unit, I suggest you buy Roland pianos. They make good sounding pianos, almost like the acoustic authentic rhythms you would get from baby grand pianos. The only downside is the key touch, which is considered to be a bit disappointing for some.

Next in our list is the Japanese Kawai - a long time manufacturer of grand pianos. Kawai only manufactures grand and electric pianos. That’s why its so highly praised by many people. In addition, Kawai makes use of the best quality material, and everything they build is guaranteed to last for a very long time to come, just as you would expect from goods made in Japan.



If you know that you want a keyboard, it would be very wise to choose Kurweil pianos.

For a really professional stage performer piano, you should buy KORG keyboards. I wouldn’t recommend this for entry level enthusiasts, because KORGs are quite expensive and have too many things a beginner wouldn’t know how to use.

For a portable piano keyboard, you should opt in for Technics. However, Technics suffer in the sound, which can be a little mellow at times.

For budget conscious buyers or a beginner student, Casio digital piano and keyboards come some of the most affordable prices. They are simply the easiest to play and learn music on. For any beginner student, Casio is the excellent choice if your budget is not big and you want to get the taste of playing on electric piano.

The remaining in our review is Suzuki brand. It's almost hard to find a music school without having some Suzuki equipments for its students. Apart from the digital piano keyboards, Suzuki software and step by step lesson programs are also very popular. This is what most piano tutors would buy to teach kids at school. It's just convenient when you can actually get free support software on the internet right from Suzuki's official website.

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