Korg LP-380 88-Keys Grand Digital Piano (Various Colors) Expired

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Kawai ES110 $699
Probably the best action. The stand that makes it like korg is extra. It come with a single pedal that's great quality. 3 pedal insert for for stand extra ($200?).
Probably end up being $1000 to have same look and setup (same type of stand and peddles)
People really like the key action. Keys do not fatigue hand. The only plausable critisism of the key action is beginners need to build strenght in hands, so argue strength > feel.

Roland FP-10 ($475 or so)
Great action, same technoogy Roland uses on more expensive e-piano til about $1500-2000 range. That' big. Keys require a bit more bounce force like a piano. It comes with one crappy pedal. No stand.
Costco had the fp-10 in a bundle with stand, and piano seat for $550 a month ago. Still comes with one crappy pedal. Only USB midi, plus bluetooth midi. Can by a better pedal, or an insert to stand with 3 pedals like korg above. I think they overcharge for it though. expect it to cost $50 more than others.

All of these e pianos are great for $500-$1000 range. We have it so easy now adays with piano like weighted keys and so many software features for such low price points.

I cheaped out and got the costco deal. I wanted the kawaii, but $550 for the roland and costco return policy lured me. I'm too busy to set it up till a few more weeks, but played it in store. nice. I hate the usb only midi part, but it is probably ok. I'll find out.

I don't know anything about the korg, except I ordered it a year ago and the delivery guy absolutey destoyed it. Asked me if I still wanted it. I said are you kidding? it went back and they were out of stock.
haha.

Hm. It has a max of 120 polyphony. But if I'm reading the manual right, the polyphony is only 40 for its classic and grand piano sounds since they both use three samples. Considering the age of this model and lack of connections and features, this is a lukewarm deal at best.

But for folks looking for an affordable model with Korg's RH3 keybed, this is worth considering given prices and inventory lately.

It depends on what you're gonna use it for. If you just want to play an instrument that looks, feels, and sounds good; then consider this model.

If you want Bluetooth, are overlaying a lot of sounds and want to avoid cutoff, want recording, would use a lot of effects or teaching features; then I'd avoid this since you'd be saving money if you needed to buy another piano in the future.

The touch of this piano is not bad but not great according to many folks. Definitely better than more budget models. It's all about preference though.