Should i buy a digital home piano or a keyboard?
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Should i buy a digital home piano or a keyboard?
I am taking piano classes. I don’t know what kind of instrument to buy. A digital home piano or a keyboard. Can you tell me which one is better for my purpose and what is the actual difference between these two?
Thank you
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If you’re taking piano classes, you should undoubtedly purchase a digital piano. The difference between a keyboard and a digital piano is the action in the keys. Action refers to the reaction and feel of the keys to your touch. Trust me, you’re going to want to learn on a digital piano, which simulates a real piano’s feel, unlike a keyboard, which usually does not simulate feel at all. The other two answers don’t know what they’re talking about (unless you want to get a grand piano, which would be preferable). Try going for a Yamaha Clavinova or Privia 575.
Get a GRAND PIANO!
keyboard. sounds nicer