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Choice for transitioning from digital to acoustic

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Good evening everyone, I would like some advice for purchasing a piano.
I have two children, 7 and 8 and a half years old, who have been playing the piano for 2 and 4 years respectively with excellent results.
Until now they have studied on a Clavinova CLP330, but the teacher has now advised me to purchase an acoustic one.
I should mention that living in a terraced house, I would like to put the new piano in the basement so that I can play it at any time without disturbing the neighbors, but to get it up/down the stairs I cannot get one that is too tall.
I have been thinking about a Yamaha B1.
In your opinion, does it make sense to switch from the Clavinova to the B1 or, since the B1 is not the best, is it better to keep the Clavinova?
Also, the available budget cannot exceed 3,000 / 3,500
Thank you.

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Reply 2 by pianoexpert

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An acoustic is always an acoustic. Even from a technical-musical-educational point of view. If the Yamaha is well "prepared" (regulation, tuning, hammer voicing) and if it has no mechanical problems, then it can be a good reference.

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