Korg’s B2 series includes the 88-key B2, B2SP, and B2N digital pianos. The only difference between the B2 and B2SP is that the B2SP comes with a wooden three-pedal stand; otherwise, they are identical. The B2N offers slightly less for a lower price.
Learning to play the piano at any age is a truly amazing gift, and it should be a lot of fun. To ensure it’s a lot of fun, I’ve created a list of the best easy piano songs for beginners. Whether you’ve had some piano lessons or are trying for the first time, these songs will have...
When you think of the best-known digital piano brands, they each have a flagship series, and for Casio, it’s the Celviano range. A Celviano digital piano all but guarantees a high-end performance. In this review, I am looking at the AP-470, one of the most popular pianos in the series...
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...
Looking after your piano involves more than paying to have it tuned and serviced now and then. If you want to keep it looking and sounding great for years to come, you have to keep it nice and clean.
Roland’s RP series digital pianos are very popular among students and teachers and have been for some time. We can attribute much of that popularity to the consistent performance of these pianos; you know what to expect from an RP digital piano, and it’s generally good value for money.
As a complete beginner, you might think an arranger keyboard sounds like something more complicated than you need. But, a good arranger keyboard can sometimes be the best keyboard for beginners interested in composition. This review looks at the popular 61-key PSR-E373 arranger keyboard from Yamaha...
I always say Yamaha has something to offer everyone, no matter what level or budget. In this review, I’m checking out the Yamaha P-125, the bigger brother of the P-45. It has some features not included with the cheaper models, but it’s still essentially a lightweight, 88-key stage piano...
The Yamaha P-45 is an affordable digital piano aimed primarily at beginners. While it’s a beginner-focused instrument, it’s also a popular choice for intermediate players who want a lightweight/cheap alternative for gigging.
Kawai is a name often associated with luxury pianos, and rightly so. However, they also produce some affordable instruments that still carry that Kawai name well. In this review, I’m taking a look at the ES110, an 88-key stage piano that looks to deliver the sought-after Kawai sound in a...