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Topic: Need Help Choosing A Digital Piano For Classical
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mulsiphix
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Need Help Choosing A Digital Piano For Classical
on: April 08, 2017, 08:11:15 PM
I'm hoping I can find an Upright piano in my price range. But I know this simply may not happen or I may not be able to afford a quality instrument. As a backup, I'd like to have a digital piano that I use instead. I understand that higher end digital pianos try very hard to mimic the action of a grand piano.
Given that I plan to practice classical literature music exclusively, what kinds of features do I need. Which features don't particularly matter? My price range is $1,000 with an option to add another $2,000 via debt. Any advice or feedback would be greatly appreciated
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