Kurzweil was once an industry leader, and while they are still very prominent, they maybe lack the mainstream coverage of some other brands. However, releases have focused on simplicity in recent years, with a great sound and simple workflow at the forefront. This review looks at the 88-key SP1, an...
If you want the complete digital piano experience on a budget, the Alesis Virtue could be the one. This 88-key piano comes with a wooden stand, a three-pedal unit, and an adjustable piano stool.
Very few manufacturers are as prolific as Yamaha. They offer some of the best keyboards for beginners to professionals. In this review, I’m looking at the YPT-270, a budget-friendly beginner keyboard that makes music fun.
The Yamaha NP-12 is a 61-key beginner keyboard that takes a serious approach to learning. In this review, I’m taking a look at what it has to offer and why it makes a great first keyboard. If you like the sound of the NP-12 but want more keys, Yamaha’s NP-32 has 76-keys at a slightly...
Nord keyboards are instantly recognizable with their bright red casing. The Nord Stage 3 is the flagship model, and in this review, I’m finding out just how good it is.
When I’m talking about beginner digital pianos, Casio is a name that’s always part of the conversation. This time, I’m looking at the CDP-S150, a cheap 88-key stage piano with scaled hammer-action keys. It’s lightweight, slimline, and doesn’t break the bank;...
Yamaha’s Arius series covers a lot of ground between beginner and advanced instruments. In this review, I’m looking at the YDP-103, a solid entry point to the Arius range.
Casio’s Privia range, whether digital piano or keyboard, is renowned for excellent value for money. Privia keyboards are often a great portable and lightweight option for gigging musicians. In this review, I’m looking at the PX-S3000, the slimmest piano (with weighted keys) on the...