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Based on 3 reviews

Well, I think nobody is interested in pre-story, how I watched reviews of plenty of pianos, visited local stores and played many pianos, and were collecting money at the same time. The most important thing - I wasn't disappointed. The sound is clean, loud and so much realistic due to dynamics allocation. I can feel the resonance. The polyphony also does the work. The weight and the feel of the keys are amazing. Also, it's so compact in my interior and looks shiny and cool. Well, the only small complaints are the plastic controls pad and unrealistic pedals (compared to the real piano), but it's fine for this price. So don't waste your time, as I did)

Based on 2 reviews

I have played a lot of digital pianos in the stores and none of them impressed me (tried a lot of yamaha, roland digital pianos and they did not impress me at all). After reading reviews about this piano that it is piano authentic-feel I decided to buy it without testing it. After being disappointed in digital pianos, I had no much expectations from this piano When I got it, I was really impressed, as it was much better than my expectations. The feel is still quite different from acoustic piano, but much better than other pianos I have tested It has no a clear instruction on how to build it, so it took me a little long to build it. But if you know where the pieces should go, it does not take a lot of time The sound is really nice, and it is sensitive to the key press power. The built-in...

Based on 2 reviews

The piano is easy to assemble (with a second person to assist you). It looks beautiful and really classy, and you can start playing straight away; the set-up is really simple. The pedals are sturdy and the sound is very nice for a digital piano in this price range. I'm only just starting out but I'm sure it'll serve me well for years to come! Only downside: The keys feel a little "plastic-ey"... I don't know how to describe this better... They are weighted, which of course is good, but they don't feel quite as nice and textured as those of an acoustic piano (or more expensive digital pianos, I suppose).

Based on 1 reviews

I got this as a gift for my 2 year old as she is very musical and I wanted a musical instrument that would inpire her to play and show her that music is fun. She loves watching and listening to me playing a full sized keyboard. Although initially this may seem a lot of money this really is more than a 'toy'. Firstly it has a LOT of built in sounds and while this is no Triton the sounds are excellent and way beyond that of any childrens intrument I have ever heard- the mono synths are particularly good and the piano sounds great. Most importantly for children it is easy to navigate sounds, very well built for its target audience and looks just so cute that I can imagine these being collectors items for years to come. Build quality is the usual high Korg standard and really there is...

Based on 1 reviews

The sound on this piano is incredible. Korg truly did sample stretched tuning and string resonance. You can also choose among 9 temperament types and 5 touch sensitivities. I’ve played many synths and pianos over the decades - if it weren’t for the plastic keys (which are excellent quality), I’d honestly think I was playing a baby grand. I’ve never felt that before in this price range. Assembly was quick and painless although indeed, the keyboard is very heavy. Korg fit everything seamlessly, you can tell a great deal of engineering went into it. Overall delighted with this digital piano.

Based on 6 reviews

Keys have a nice touch response and a good weight to them. Definitely feels like playing an instrument and not just pressing buttons The voices sound great, mostly using pianos and e pianos. Definitely good enough for me to learn on. Speakers are very small, not pleasant to listen to at all. Mine has a fault where there’s no sound from the right speaker so it may sound better normally. I have been using an amplifier and that works great for me. Plugging headphones directly in is also good for when I need to be quiet Acceptable build quality, knob and buttons are not spectacular but they work, so no issues. Overall the parts that matter to me are great, key feel, piano voices, price, size and weight. Would recommend.

Based on 4 reviews

I bought this piano to learn playing, so I can not tell a lot about sound and keyboard, but as for me they are really super, I would not tell the difference between acoustic piano and this one at my level. Unfortunately the build quality which I can review relatively fair - has few flaws: 1. Stand is not stable enough. Even on flat surface, with prolonged bottom stabilizers (there is an option to add ~10cm to the depth of the stand) - it still shakes if not placed against the wall. I wanted to place it in front of panoramic window - so I had to put some soft pads between piano and glass so it has some fulcrum to not hang back. 2. The bigger problem appeared to be a defective plastic piece on a keyboard. Plastic panel on the right side of keyboard flipped out and stuck in a weird position...

Based on 2 reviews

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...

Based on 2 reviews

I was hesitating which piano I should buy. Yamaha and Kawai as well have very sharp sound at higher notes. Not this Korg. I most often use headphones . * I tried some old AKG headphones but those I like best are T Bone HD 1800, or Superlux HD662F. These provide nice sound in entire range. *It sensitively responses the dynamics. * Its speaker doesn't make the best sound, especially bases sound like in the cave, huge soundfull. Not like real strings. Lower sounds really annoy me. * It has also some strings samples and other piano ones, including honky tonky and harpsychord. * You can switch the briancy - that's cool and useful. * I use it for recording basses to my band stuff, does great job. Either piano sample or Bass guitar which is exceptional! 120 polyfony is enough even if you play...

Based on 3 reviews

I bought this as my first piano/keyboard, I send it back after trying it out for a week... not because it was bad, but because I figured that with exams coming up I had some time to save money for another model. Pros: -good overall quality for its price, possibly the best best in its price range -cheap (on this website) -lightweight & compact -more than 61 keys -simple interface and easy to use -good sounds -touch sensitive -semi weighted keys (fully acceptable in this price range imo) -adaptor, music stand, and instructions are included Cons: -72 keys might still not be fully satisfactory -'only' 10 sounds, although this is an advantage for people like me who like to keep it simple -the 'clicking' noise of the keys is notable when playing on lower volumes -keys are slightly...