Practicing and having talent is as important as...

Practicing and having talent is as important as quality equipment. If you are purchasing a new one, here are the top 5 keyboard brands we recommend:

Yamaha
Amateurs, Yamaha P Series P45 88-Key Digital Piano is light-weight, simple to use, and has 88 keys. Experienced musicians, Yamaha Arius YDP-184 has low-mobility which makes it great for recital halls or living rooms.

Casio
Amateurs, Casio CTK-2550 only has 61 keys, but is affordable and has amazing step-up learning features built-in. Experienced musicians, Casio PX870 BK Privia Digital Home Piano has advanced AiR sound, new keyboard action, and all the craft and beauty of a home piano.

Roland
Amateurs, GO: KEYs at 61 keys, is great for beginners that want to play or practice anywhere, even with the music on their smartphones. Experienced musicians, Roland's next-generation RD-2000 Stage Piano has two independent sound systems and blends piano technologies with extensive modern control.

Kawai
Amateurs, Kawai ES100 has a built-in metronome, MIDI in and out jacks, and a three-song recorder to quickly get down an idea. Experienced musicians, Kawai CE220 is a digital piano with a 2-track recorder, 3-character LED display, MIDI and USB slots, and 22 preset sounds.

Korg
Amateurs, Korg's SP-280 is easily portable, has multiple effects, a metronome, and economical power consumption. Experienced musicians, Korg LP-380 comes standard with three pedals, sound quality, and a fantastic song bank with various sound options.

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