It has a nice look. I don't know my British pound to USD conversion at the moment and lazy web is kicking in but fall into a reasonable price range I'm looking for something a little less expensive because it's a stepping stone to an actual piano and a higher-end keyboard.
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Kawai is nice too, the price point new is attractive in comparison (I usually buy used, so I go for the "road tested")...
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Actually used is a good idea I'm pretty sure that would be an affordable entry and anyting not too fancy would be quite affordable at that range I just want an 88-key. I'm pretty convinced I'd like the weighted keys. I have to really go and try various keyboards to get a feel.
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If going for a used one, then I definitely recommend something really rocksolid like Yamaha … a thing to look for: a home studio and the owner clearly babys the gear (dust covers) or it’s in a really solid road case.
Another thing, Yamaha in particular has a consumer line…++
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I get it you love Yamaha LOL but that's really great information I thank you both for helping me through this I got to get to the store and actually put my hands on a variety of keyboards. It's not enough to just do online research. It has to be a good fit for the individual. 🎹
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Yea, twitter sucks for nuances, but "good fit" IS what I was trying to convey.
For instance there is "weighted" action. and there is "actual hammer" weighted action... try first!!
It is the PRO Yamaha gear I like, not so much the consumer/Costco level stuff. +++
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Above Yamaha pro-level stuff, there is NORD... pricey, and I can't tell you much about it.
My criteria for creative technologies is
"Robust/Stable/Effortless(UX)"
For instance I prefer Nikon over Canon, because Nikon controls are easy and intuitive, it's better UX.
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A very frustrating problem is debit and credit card readers and ATMs there's no consistency between different brands and it actually causes a lot of confusion the same is true with remote controls
Apr 4, 2022 · 9:07 AM UTC
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