For almost 40 years, Yamaha has been manufacturing premium home digital pianos under their Clavinova brand. The Yamaha CLP-725 may be the starting point of the line, but that doesn't mean this model sacrifices quality for its lower price. The CLP-725 is an ideal choice as your first piano and equally suitable for experienced players.
New from Kawai's acclaimed Concert Artist Series is the exciting CA501. This innovative instrument captures the essence of playing a magnificent concert grand piano while inspiring musicians to realize their true artistic potential. Positioned as the replacement for the Kawai CA59, the Kawai CA501 brings several new and improved features.
Kawai proudly introduces the CA401 digital piano, an instrument equally at home with beginners and advanced players. Following Kawai's recipe for success behind their Concert Artist series, the CA401 captures the essence of playing a magnificent concert grand piano while inspiring musicians to realize their true artistic potential. Positioned as the replacement for the Kawai CA49, the Kawai CA401 brings several new and improved features.
Roland offers three models in their Premium Upright LX Series. The LX705, positioned as the first model, provides premium features at a conservative price.
Roland offers three models in their Premium Upright LX Series. The LX706 is positioned in the middle, providing just the right balance between features and price.
Earlier in my career, I had the opportunity to sell some of the finest acoustic pianos made. This experience helped me appreciate the quality of construction, design and features that acoustics offer.
When I first saw the Roland LX708, it was like déjà vu! Modeled after today's finest upright pianos, the LX708 makes a great first impression.
Digital pianos are not a new concept. Rather, they've been around for about 30 years! The technology housed inside these instruments is getting better every year, and with each new generation, we're witnessing dramatic improvements in the action (touch of the keys), sound engine, speakers and overall design. Whether you're learning to play, accompanying your own voice, performing live or just plain relaxing, today's digital pianos are your musical Swiss Army knives.
Whether you're new to music or a seasoned player, just about every customer we encounter has questions when shopping for a digital piano. Prior to purchasing an instrument, we suggest considering six important questions.
Following in the footsteps of the YC Series Stage Keyboards and the most recent iterations of Yamaha's venerable CP Series Stage Pianos, Yamaha presents the CK Series of stage keyboards. The new CK61 and CK88 have set up shop at the intersection of pro sounds, portability, and affordability, while also bringing along a few fresh tricks to the Yamaha stage keyboard line. Versatility and a wealth of features make a serious case for a CK Series 'board as both an all-in-one keyboard rig and as a powerful-in-its-own-right compliment to a YC or CP-based setup.
With the introduction of the Casio Music Space app, Casio has combined several different aspects into one clean and easy-to-use environment. Whether you're a complete beginner, returning to playing, or someone looking for new ways to make music, you'll be able to expand your enjoyment by watching, listening, and playing through the app.
