Recommended Digital Pianos
June 26, 2009 by Andy
Here is my current selection of favorite digital pianos that you can buy today.
Yamaha P-85 Digital Piano
More entry level digital piano with Yamaha’s realistic digital samples, realistic graded hammer touch, half pedaling and three pedal support, song recording, variety of other sounds.
Buy the Yamaha P-85 Acoustic-Like Touch Response AWM Stereo Sampled Tabletop Piano
Yamaha DGX630
Graded soft touch full size keyboard from Yamaha, featuring a 6-track recorder, DSP sound effects, a huge range of other sounds, virtual band, half-pedaling support.
Buy the Yamaha DGX630 88 Full-Sized Keys with Weighted Graded Hammer Action – AC Adapter Included
Yamaha P140
The digital piano I currently own. Has a great touch and good sounds. Though superseded by the Yamaha P155, still a recommended purchase. Half-pedaling support, graded hammer weighting.
Buy the Yamaha P-140 Portable Digital Piano
Yamaha CP300
This digital stage piano is specially built to withstand the rigors and requirements of gigging on the road. Authentic touch, a huge range of other sounds, 5-band equalizer.
Buy the Yamaha CP300 Digital Stage Piano
Casio Privia PX120
88-key piano keyboard with weighted keys, touch response, 128 note polyphony, various effects, Auto Accompaniment.
Buy the Casio PX120 Privia Digital Piano
Roland RD-700GX
88 keys PHA II Ivory Feel Keyboard with Escapement, Stereo Multi-sampled Piano Sound, range of other sounds, synthesizer capabilities, sound expansion cards.
Buy the Roland RD-700GX 88-key Digital Piano
Nord Stage EX 88
I love Nord’s range of keyboards, as much for their look as their capabilities. This 88 note stage piano offers both weighted keys and aftertouch, so it’s great for synth work too. Nevertheless, it’s lightweight, and comes with a range of sounds and effects.
Buy the Nord Stage EX 88, 88-Key Stage Piano
Disclaimer: I receive a small percentage of the sale price for anything you buy here, which goes towards maintaining this site. However, I fully endorse these digital pianos regardless of that, as I believe they are of high build quality and offer a great playing experience.
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