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Message: [QUOTE="Biggles, post: 248035, member: 9560"] Welcome. For a beginner a Yamaha is a good place to start. Now it depends upon if you want to play Piano or play Keyboards! The learning process is different Between the two. Playing Piano requires independent left and right hand actions and a learning process that trains in this manner. The keyboard is an 88 key digital piano with an acoustic piano type of keybed. Playing Keyoard requires lefthand chords and melody line played by right hand. This is the normal system for us seniors and the keyboard we use is an Arranger. As for which keyboard, I really do suggest that you up your budget and look at a Yamaha PSR e583 which is vastly superior to the EZ but without breaking the bank. It is a keyboard which you will grow into and it will last you considerably longer than an EZ. The natural progression from a e583 is presently a PSR SX 720 which is £1000 from Promenade Music in Morecambe (other venders are available), it is a shop I know & have visited and bought from them. Do look at online reviews. If you can visit a Music Store then do ring them up prior to arrange to go and have a demo. [URL unfurl="true"]https://uk.yamaha.com/en/musical-instruments/keyboards/products/portable-keyboards/psr-e583/[/URL] Scroll down on the website until you see the video demo’s. This is a Youtube link which shows the basic operations [MEDIA=youtube]5tRZVv1PzOU[/MEDIA] Enjoy your Musical Journey [/QUOTE]