Hello, I am looking to purchase a digital (electric) piano as I am moving into an apartment. I own a real piano (Schimmel) and would like something that sounds and feels as much like a real piano as possible. What do you suggest? Many thanks!
Unfortunately, despite an individual's preferences for one thing over another, the feel of a keybed is very subjective. There is simply no way to tell what you would like from reading about it. You have to try it. I wish there was an easier way.Hello, I am looking to purchase a digital (electric) piano as I am moving into an apartment. I own a real piano (Schimmel) and would like something that sounds and feels as much like a real piano as possible. What do you suggest? Many thanks!
I agree with all the comments about looking for the feel and sound that work for you. Additionally, the way you framed your question suggests that you are just looking to change your instrument for smaller quarters. My father was playing a Boston baby grand, and traded it for a Yamaha clavinova when he moved to assisted living. He's quite happy with it.Hello, I am looking to purchase a digital (electric) piano as I am moving into an apartment. I own a real piano (Schimmel) and would like something that sounds and feels as much like a real piano as possible. What do you suggest? Many thanks!
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