Top 4 Digital Pianos under $1000 in 2024 | Better Music
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Published 2024-02-26
All are great options, if you have any questions come in-store or give us a call/message, we're always happy to help!
Here's the pianos we picked;
www.bettermusic.com.au/roland-fp30x-bk
www.bettermusic.com.au/yamaha-p-225b-digital-piano…
www.bettermusic.com.au/casio-px-s1100-privia-porta…
www.bettermusic.com.au/kawai-es120b
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:48 Roland FP-30X
04:34 Yamaha P-225
07:57 Casio PX-S1100
11:21 Kawai ES120
14:09 Outro
15:02 Making my way downtown
** Are you in the USA? Get them from Amazon here;
Roland FP30X: amzn.to/4bcVWFe
Yamaha P225: amzn.to/4dI4TrN
Casio PXS1100: amzn.to/4dFcRSq
Kawai ES120: amzn.to/44wuY8Q
** Are you in Europe? Get them from Thomann here;
Roland FP30X: thmn.to/thoprod/510682?offid=1&affid=3093
Yamaha P225: thmn.to/thoprod/568064?offid=1&affid=3093
Casio PXS1100: thmn.to/thoprod/528199?offid=1&affid=3093
Kawai ES120: thmn.to/thoprod/546622?offid=1&affid=3093
All Comments (21)
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Thanks for the video!
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The Yamaha and Casio piano sound are so beautiful..
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I bought the Roland FP30X last month and I'm delighted with it. I really like the key action and the key surface texture. For me, it makes a big difference in my enjoyment when playing. My wife says the main piano sound has more of an electronic note than the Yamaha. I think it's due to the speakers. Some speakers need time to 'relax' and soften. The sound is fine on headphones which is what I normally use anyway so it's not an issue for me. The Roland was £80 less than my 2nd choice Yamaha P225 (on Amazon). My previous keyboard was the Yamaha DGX-630. I bought a Z-frame stand with trolley wheels that's proved useful to maneuver the piano e.g. when cleaning. Although it's classed as a portable it's still pretty heavy (15kg)
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Such a helpful video- and amazing talent brother! Thank you!
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I’m glad I watched till the end!
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Thanks for sharing this comparison. Exactly these four models have been on my radar for the last weeks, but obviously you have to try them out at a local store. I think I'll go for Roland or Yamaha.
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Nice playing, Jonathan! Great job.
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Great review, I have watched several review videos of all four, and they all are great. Any one is a win. But, Roland is my favorite brand, but for the price, I would get the FP-E50, now $100 cheaper at $900, or the new RD-08, which is a slightly less expensive version of the RD-88.
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Awesome playing. Come on Roland update the RD-2000 PLEASE!
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The lower register of the Roland sounds so rich, IMO. Were you recording line out or USB?
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Absolute perfect review. Thank you! Am a classical pianist who didn’t play for 20 years. Saving up for a Bechstein R2 and don’t want to buy another accoustic as it’s a “to stay” situation to get into my small flat. So - until then - I am really hoping I can make due with a digital piano. Your Roland and Casio sounded pretty nice. But I have always hated playing on digital pianos as I felt it gave nothing back and felt “dead” and thereby not inspiring. What would you recommend for me? Budget max 2000 usd.
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have a really difficult time deciding between these..... proberly be fp30x or es120 es120 is cheaper... however fp30x have better connectivity...... but what feels best to play. I was very used to play on a acustic upright piano back in the day.
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And besides you're right, the response and mechanical features of Roland fp30x keyboard with escapement Ph4 is outsider!!!!,
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I just bought roland fp10 {€400} for my son as a beginner. The keys are awesome 😍 we had a lot of fun 😍🎹🎶
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nice video
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After saw the video, I like the sounf of Piano ROLAND, YAMAHA and CASIO. but not convinced on Kawai sound
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Casio PX-S1100 has faulty actions on the black keys i had to return it
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Great review. Now I can’t decide. Help!!!
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I am very picky and have had lots of time invested in you tube piano sounds, I liked all except the Kawai was too sharp sounding...tinny! I perked up hearing the Casio!!!!!!!! I liked this sound the best! I consider Casio a lower end but I totally loved It!