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Topic: A digital piano around 1000 euro's (Read 3326 times)

aeon135

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A digital piano around 1000 euro's

on: June 03, 2011, 09:10:52 PM

I'm using a martini digital piano right now, it's probably the worst digital piano I could have found, but better then any keyboard, got it for 600 euro.

I'm running into some new money so sometime this year I'm looking to get a new digital piano around 1000 euro

any suggestions?

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john90

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Re: A digital piano around 1000 euro's

Reply #1 on: June 04, 2011, 08:04:26 AM

There are lots of similar threads on here. What is the feel like? If it is reasonable, with some weight of some sort, then seriously it might be as good as it gets. Is the sound system, speakers and electronics the problem? A PC Laptop or Mac has vastly more compute power, PC external speakers are probably better quality, sounds can be upgraded, playback technology moves on. You need is a USB to Midi cable for $30 to giv it a try. I find I need to switch to different samples to give my ears a break.

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