Hemingway DP-201 MKII AT

Great sound for a beginner piano

Although you cannot compare this piano with an upright piano, that probably costs 5 times the price, it is very satisfactory for a new player. I would not recommend this to a person that has been playing for an excessive amount of time or a player that dabbles in classical repertoire.

In the end no electrical can replace a handcrafted upright piano, but this one is a very good product if you take into account the price you pay!

Great sound on a entry level piano

The sound of this entry level piano is amazing, specially the piano sound. Nice keys, the color is a breath of fresh air from the old piano polished black and the learning functions are a must to students.

The sound is amazing, especially when recorded through the line output, being this what it makes it so special. It can make, somehow, some other digital pianos feel small in terms of quality, and even my tailed Yamaha is put to shame because of the sampling quality. The other sounds included feel ordinary, nothing to be talked but it?s also a bonus. Direct sound powerful enough for a room although lacks some low end but the definition is high, depending also where it will be played. The keys feel nice and weighted, you can feel the hammer action. There?s an USB socket for today?s demands and it?s nice to see some details have not been forgotten. Being primarily a student?s piano is wonderful to have metronome, internal recorder, stand and sustain pedal, though this last one it?s a little fragile. It?s a shame it doesn?t have midi in/out for connecting sound modules, controller or whatever, making it a sensible item to have in studio or stage.

All in all, I bought this one for a student of mine and we are not disappointed! I would strongly recommend it. Sometimes I feel that Hemingway made a better job than some major brands!