Advice on purchasing a digital piano

Hi Pep, not many people make digital grand pianos, you should look at Yamaha, Orla, Roland, Medeli. With that budget you are looking at Orla and Medeli, forget about Roland and Yamaha.

Bye Massimo

nancy wrote:

On 30/12/2016 at 05:25, nancy said:

So... I have the Casio GP 300 ❤❤❤❤❤❤ in my opinion it has an excellent quality-price ratio. It is giving me enormous satisfaction.

The Kawai is also definitely beautiful, but two things make it a tad inferior...

1) the sound quality in terms of diffusion is a little less realistic

2) the key feels like it's made of a lighter wood. Careful, I'm not talking about the downweight and return weight, but literally the material it's made of.

The advantage compared to the Casio is the fact that the ivory and ebony touch sensation is nice.... the key is pleasantly slightly rough.

They are both excellent instruments.... in any case, you can't go wrong... but in my opinion, due to the difference in cost between the two (it seems to me 300 euros) and because for you it would be THE instrument (the only one for now) rather than a backup, I would undoubtedly bet on the Casio. These are my considerations.

The others you mentioned seem less suitable for your situation... and if you can make an effort....

Hi Nancy, could I ask you for some advice?

I have been offered the purchase of a second-hand digital piano, it is a Casio Celviano GP 400.

I read that two and a half years ago you bought a Celviano.

Are you still happy with it?

How has it performed?

Could you advise me on what I should check to avoid making a bad purchase?

Thanks,

bye