Honest, hands-on reviews of digital pianos, keyboards, and accessories. We test and compare instruments to help you find the perfect gear for your playing style and budget. Learn more about our testing methodology and how we ensure unbiased, expert reviews.
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In recent years, Roland’s FP series has provided some of the most reliable digital pianos. Their typically streamlined design and easy-to-use features made them a go-to choice for music students and gigging professionals alike. The latest update to the series brings us the Roland FP-X keyboards...
Arranger keyboards are the solo performers’ best friend, replacing the need for a live band with advanced accompaniments, vast sound libraries, and even built-in vocal effects.
Yamaha has a stellar reputation for creating excellent instruments for all levels and budgets. That reputation, whether buying a concert grand piano or a beginner keyboard, makes Yamaha one of the most popular and trusted brands by students and professionals.
Yamaha’s Arius series of digital pianos has produced some of the best beginners to intermediate pianos. The YDP-165 is the successor to the YDP-164, so in this review, I’ll also discuss the difference between the two and which is the better option for potential buyers.
So many keyboard instruments are available, but a relative handful of brands typically dominate the market. Of course, there are always a few exceptions, but in this article, I’m looking at the brands that consistently produce the highest quality keyboards and digital pianos year after year.
Choosing a piano bench isn’t the most exciting decision a pianist has to make, but it’s an important one. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, at home or on the stage, a comfortable bench is a must.
Roland’s FP series has long been a go-to choice for students and performers of all levels. The FP keyboards are popular because they provide no less than a solid sound, solid feel, and a no-fuss interface, even at the entry-level. The FP-E50 is slightly different because it’s an arranger keyboard...
Workstation keyboards, with flexible feature sets and extensive sound libraries, bridge the gap between the studio and the stage as the ultimate all-in-one tool for music production, composition, and performance.
The DGX-670 is a popular entry in Yamaha’s very successful DGX range. Being a DGX means delivering high-quality sound with a wide range of features. The DGX-670 continues the trend, and many people think it’s the best one to date. Let’s check out what it has to offer.
As you venture closer to the $1000 mark, it’s increasingly important to get the most out of your money; it’s a serious investment. There are plenty of worthy choices in this price range to suit advanced beginners, intermediate players, and even some pro players.
