Nord is one of the top manufacturers of high-end stage pianos and synths. The Piano 5 is the latest in the series, which has long been a favorite of session musicians around the world.
This review looks at the flagship model in Yamaha’s popular P series of digital pianos, the Yamaha P-515. Thanks to the combination of quality and value for money, the P series has long been a reliable and trusted choice for many students and performers.
Yamaha is one of the most trusted brands in the music industry. Much of that trust comes from the fact that they cater to every player level. In this review, we are starting at the very beginning with the 37-key Yamaha PSS-F30. We will find out why some people consider it to be the ideal first...
Yamaha’s CLP-725 is the entry-level piano in the Clavinova series. While it’s cheaper than the others, it’s by no means a budget piano. It’s still expensive, but rest assured, it’s a legitimate Clavinova and worthy of the name.
Few names in the digital piano world imply reliability more than Casio Privia. The Privia range has been around for a long time and consistently competes with the best digital pianos on the market. This review looks at the PX-780, the best Privia model available for under $1000.
Yamaha’s Arius series features some of the most popular digital pianos among students and professionals. They provide a fantastic blend of quality and affordability. This review looks at the Arius YDP-164, which sits near the high-end of the Arius range.
In my opinion, Studiologic is a brand that people overlook far too often. They make some outstanding stage pianos, synths, and controllers. This review looks at the Numa Compact 2, a flexible keyboard with 88 semi-weighted keys.
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.