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Topic: Yamaha CLP-130?
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rjbell4
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Yamaha CLP-130?
on: February 08, 2010, 02:43:48 PM
I'm a parent of two young children taking piano lessons, ages 7 and 9, with more children that will likely also take lessons as they get older. We currently have an old upright piano that was a "freebie" from someone else. The thing can barely stay in tune for very long.
I was thinking of getting a digital piano with a good "feel" to the keys (graded hammer, from my research). I would never be able to spend a ton of money, but I was thinking that eventually I might get a nice Yamaha DGX-series digital piano for $800-1200.
I've just been given the opportunity to purchase a used Yamaha Clarinova CLP-130 digital piano for $500. This seems a large discount off of the original price, though the CLP-130 first came out 7 years ago or so.
Should I jump on this? Or would I be better off waiting until I could afford to spend a bit more on a new DGX-series digital piano? I don't think I'll be able to purchase a new Clarinova (for $2000+).
Thanks.
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