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We rated the Yamaha P125 9.5/10. This minimalist piano serves intermediate players best. The four surround-sound style speakers are nice and powerful. This model also comes with song practice mode, which includes a lot of staple classical repertoire (50 pieces). For the price, we do wish that there was a bit more recording capability. However, this instrument is still a wonderful choice. The keybed is realistic, and the touch sensitivity is adjustable. We definitely recommend this P125 model!
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We rated the Kawai ES100 9/10. This minimalist keyboard has stellar sounds, and comes with a sustain pedal. We love that this keyboard often comes in a package. Other great selling points on this one include damper resonance, reverb effects, and optional temperament adjustments. Because there’s USB port or LCD screen, we took off a few points.
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We rated the Korg LP 380 a 9.5/10. If you like vintage sounds, you’ll love this instrument. The amplifier and speaker on this 380 model are stunning, and the keyboard is built extremely sturdily. With 3 included pedals and a lightweight design, it’s a great choice for musicians on the go. This model is designed for beginners, but I think it can serve a much wider range than that. Because there’s no Bluetooth on this model, we took off just half a point.
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We rated the Roland FP-30 a 8/10. The FP30 has 35 sounds, which is more than some of its competitors (read the end of the article for more information on comparable pianos). We took off some points because this instrument is heavier than most in this range, and there aren’t that many rhythms. However, we like that it has a full-sized PH4-A keyboard. Many beginner and intermediate pianists will love this instrument.
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We rated the Roland RD-88 a 9.5/10. This keyboard features Roland's signature SuperNATURAL sounds and was designed with playability in mind. The effects and built-in audio interface make it one of the best choices on the market for performers and producers. The reassigning capabilities and synths will definitely please those who are into electronic genres. Also, the speakers are very powerful even have tweeters! We do wish the polyphony were a bit higher, so we took off just a half-point.
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We rated the Yamaha Arius YDP-103 a 6/10. While it does serve beginners very well, it is a little expensive for those just starting out! The realistic touch and variable touch sensitivity make this keyboard feel very high-quality- And it is. But we were a little disappointed with the soundbank. Unfortunately, there are only 10 sounds in this soundbank, and the polyphony is very low (64). While this is indeed a high-quality instrument, we think beginners can get more sounds or bang for their buck in a different model.
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We rated the Yamaha NU1X a 9.5/10. This model has a great blend of features that will please many types of students. The polyphony on this instrument is really high, and the keyboard feels amazingly realistic. While there aren’t a ton of sounds, the sounds on this instrument are excellent. We think this is a piano that many classical musicians will enjoy.
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We rated the Yamaha N2 an 8/10. The N2 is a high-end digital piano. It has very powerful 80-watt speakers, which is one of its best selling points. The VRM and sound bank of this instrument is extremely high quality. However, we were a bit disappointed to see that this particular model does not include the imperial Bosendorfer sample. In fact, it only has 5 sounds total, so we took off one point. The N2 doesn’t have Bluetooth, either, so we gave it an 8/10 total. Overall, this is a powerful instrument It is a good starter piano for players of any age.
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We gave the Yamaha YDP-144 a 7.8/10. This particular model is a member of the Arius line of pianos, which means it is geared towards beginners. It has an authentic feel and built-in effects. The included learning tools such as the songbook and demos will help new pianists out, and the YDP-144 package includes everything you need to get started. Despite a handful of cons, including a small sound bank, this instrument is still a great purchase for a wide range of students.Â
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We rated the Yamaha N3 piano a 9.8/10. This hybrid digital piano is part of the Avant Grand series. These pianos make great substitutes for acoustic grands if one doesn’t have the space for one. The action on the N3 is buttery, and we were impressed with many of the other features as well, including the tactile response system, speakers, and high-quality pedals. But because this instrument has just 5 sounds, it won’t suit all serious pianists. However, it does a great job at meeting the needs of many classical players.
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We rated the Yamaha DGX 670 a 10/10 because it suits so many players so well. The DGX 670 is a portable digital keyboard. There’s a lot to love about this instrument. The 16-track sequencer/internal recorder allows for a lot of layering, which will suit the needs of songwriters and classical composers alike. The weight and action on this keyboard feels lovely and will serve classical players well. Another huge selling point of this model is that there are over 600 voices on it. While we don’t often give a full 10/10, it’s hard to go wrong with the DGX 670!
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We rated the Yamaha Piagerro NP12 a 5.5/10. This instrument is designed for musicians on the go. It can run up to 6 hours on batteries alone, so you won’t have to worry about cords during small coffee shop gigs. If you are looking for a smaller, unweighted keyboard, the NP12 is a decent choice…However, we think that you can get more features, and more bang for your buck, in other models on the market, which is why we couldn’t rate it higher.
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