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If you’re diving into the world of Roland digital piano actions, you may have noticed [...]
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Today we’ll be comparing the specs and performance of two entry-level models of the Roland [...]
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Introduction Why does a piano go out of tune? Generally speaking, pianos are thought of [...]
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Finally, Kawai’s much-anticipated follow-up to the massively popular and successful ES110 is here. It’s not [...]
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Kawai’s Concert Artist Series (CA Series) of premium digital pianos have enjoyed a spot within the upper echelon of the digital piano market for a number of years now, across multiple product generations. Kawai does have one digital product line above the CA models – the NOVUS NV hybrid instruments – but the Kawai CA […]
With the massive improvement in digital piano technology over the past decade or so, it’s gotten to the point that even some mid-range models have emerged as legitimate alternatives to a used upright piano for many families seeking an instrument for a beginner or intermediate player. Today we’ll be comparing two such models as we […]
Hybrid pianos are a relatively new addition to the market in recent years and are becoming increasingly popular among players due to their substantial musical potential. Yamaha and Kawai have been the two leaders in this field, which is probably largely owing to the fact that these two companies happen to be among the top […]
For many people, a good quality, portable 88-key digital piano that occupies a space above the entry-level market, yet doesn’t break the bank the way a bona fide professional does, offers the ideal combination of price and functionality. Roland’s FP30X absolutely dominates this category, as it offers many of the same features found in the […]
The next entry in our look at Roland’s revamped line of digital baby grand pianos brings us to the GP-6 – the middle option in the line, but don’t be fooled into thinking this is a mid-range instrument. We can say right off the hop that the pianistic experience the GP-6 is delivering has taken […]
Whenever Roland releases a new digital piano, there’s always some level of buzz accompanying the product launch. That said, the new FP-E50 digital piano has generated even more buzz than normal, filling a hole in Roland’s lineup most didn’t even know existed. We’re going to dive into this brand-new instrument to see exactly why it’s […]
When it comes to the upper end of the 88-key, all-in-one portable digital piano class, the flagship models from the big manufacturers consist of the Yamaha P515, Roland FP90X, Kawai ES-920 and more recently, the new Casio PX-S7000. Since these are the top models available it’s only natural that they get compared to one another, […]
Roland has officially launched their next generation of digital baby grand pianos, and we couldn’t be more excited. The GP-607 and 609 were hugely popular models with folks seeking the aesthetic of a baby grand piano in the modern, convenient format of a digital piano. The new generation of GP series models looks poised to […]
Small but mighty! Today we’re looking at the Casiotone CTS200 vs CTS300 – a pair of 61-note compact digital keyboards with tons of sounds, fun features and excellent portability courtesy of a convenient carrying handle. We often focus on Casio’s 88-key musical instruments, such as the Privia series pianos, so this is a fun change […]
Despite being a staff favorite for us here at Merriam Pianos due to its great combination of price, performance, technology and aesthetics, it recently occurred to us that we haven’t yet done a proper full digital piano review of the Roland HP702. This is probably due to the fact that the HP702 can sometimes be […]
