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Topic: Portable Keyboard for Child? (Read 1897 times)

ainmpiano

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Portable Keyboard for Child?

on: July 23, 2015, 09:25:20 PM

My son plays piano (a Kawai K6), but would like a smaller, portable keyboard when he goes to visit relatives who have no piano.

Can folks here recommend something with a reduced key set, with graded keys and built-in speakers?

The top of our price range for something new would be $300-400.

Thanks.

Mac

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jimbo320

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Re: Portable Keyboard for Child?

Reply #1 on: July 24, 2015, 06:19:07 PM

Hi Mac,
One of the keyboards I use is a Yamaha PSR413. It's has 61 keys and can either be plugged in r work on batteries. Very light for ease in transporting and the sound is very doable. Give it a try, he might like it.
I got mine at Amazon...

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