Korg Digital Piano

 

This digital piano actually sounds very real and not just when you start to play.  You have the option of converting to electric piano but if Dolly Parton is more your thing, they do a honky-tonk version too.  

 

The variety of sound effects will enhance anyones playing. You can set the style to church or jazz organs.  To get the most out of this machine, the 30 plus demonstration songs will give you some ideas on how best to combine these sound effects.

 

The advanced piano player will appreciate the fact that they can recreate a concert hall atmosphere at a touch of a button.  Whilst the families of learners may appreciate that you can fit two headphone sets, one for the teacher and one for the student so you do not have to suffer the "music" some learners create.

 

This korg digital piano is an excellent musical instrument particularly when you remember it weighs less than 19 pounds.

 

If you are a more seasoned performer, you may appreciate the SVI or stage vintage piano.  There are 36 sounds in the SV1 covering retro classics to funky tunes.  It is relatively easy to play as well with a well designed user interface.  Yet another best seller from the korg digital piano range.

 

Korg’s LP 350 looks and feels like an acoustic piano but it is digital.  When the keyboard cover is down, your visitors may well think you have purchased an antique.   Despite its small stature, this instrument comes with three pedals and thirty built in sounds.   There are three levels of touch sensitivity allowing you to customise your output.  You will soon sound like a classical pianist and if your playing skills are not yet at that level, just pretend to be playing one of the many inbuilt demo songs.

 

There are also beautiful accessories to go with the Korg range including the PC600DR piano bench to make those hours of practice more comfortable.

 

With so many varieties of korg digital pianos to choose from, I am sure that you will find one perfectly suited to your needs.