Digital Piano Keyboard

[Transpose] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having a piano already in the house, I was looking for a light portable keyboard that I could move around easily. Not only did I need it to be portable and light, but I needed it to sound good. The RockJam 88 Key Digital Piano Keyboard Piano with Full Size Semi-Weighted Keys fulfills all of those needs. This keyboard sounds good. It is the closest a keyboard can come to sounding like my upright piano without actually being a regular piano. The features are simple to use and the ability to connect to my iPad and use this in Garage Band is huge. My kids love composing their own songs with it. The sustain pedal works well, but I just wish it was weighted a little more. The RockJam 88 Key Digital Piano Keyboard Piano with Full Size Semi-Weighted Keys is a definite 10 in my book!

[19 lb] Can be used with any synthesizer/digital piano

[47 lb] I was looking for a digital keyboard to learn and practice piano. I wanted a keyboard that had the feel and sound of an acoustical piano and was interested in either a Kawai ES-120 or the Roland FP-30X. I found this bundle at B&H. I ordered the Roland, which was delivered the next day. The bundle includes, besides the keyboard, a decent stand for the keyboard, a three pedal sustain assembly, a piano bench, headphones and a dust cover. I have been very satisfied with the performance of the keyboard. The unit has ample features for an intermediate keyboard. I do like the sound and feel of the keyboard.

[62 x 14.25 x 5"] I could not be happier. I want to thank B&H for making the purchase of the Kawai KDP120 possible. Great Service The keyboard action is remarkable. The sound is perfect. I wanted a digital piano that could perform and help me compose. I have done my research and this purchase is well worth the investment. The Kawai KDP 120 is everything I need in a digital piano.

[Yes] I needed a light weight digital piano with 88 weighted keys, I can't think of any other keyboard that has such great action with such light weight! Add on top of that the amazing sounds this keyboard has! Great service from B&H also!

[57 x 17.5 x 14"] I temporarily moved to another place but couldnt bring my yamaha ydp 163 with me so i decided to get a cheaper digital piano to play on. After watching and reading reviews on this L1 Liano from Korg, i decided to purchase it. First toff, dont expect a 350 keyboard to performance like a 500 dollar or more digital piano, it wont, but what it lacks in features and keybed feel, it does provide a good sounding keyboard and easy to move around. You also get 88 keys. First thing u notice is that the keybed isnt weighted. Its got the digital keyboard feel to it, but slightly better. The sustain switch that came with it does a good job of holding down the notes. I was able to get a feel of it and play on it quite well, but of course i would prefer my ydp 163. It comes only with a few onboard sounds. But they sound pretty good, even through its built in speakers. For 350, i think it's a fairly good deal. Was hoping to get a blue one but bnh only carries the black one... If you the market for a cheap good sounding "keyboard" that doesnt break the bank, give this one a shot. Dont expect weighted key action on this though. Even without the weighted key actions, im able to play most of my songs with little to no issue.

[97 dB at 1 Vrms] Bought to accurately reproduce the sound of my Kawai CA501 digital piano and it does the job very well. As mentioned innumerable times before it has a tight squeeze which is good for my smaller head - especially when constantly looking up at sheet music and then down at the keyboard. Tried Aune AR5000 first and it kept slipping off so sent back. The keyboard drives these 300 ohm headphones easily.

[Empty] I absolutely love this case for my P-125 Yamaha digital piano. It fits the keyboard perfectly and the pocket on the outside is divided, holding the music stand and the power cord separately.

[1/4" TRS] I tested the 50 and 150B Yamaha headphones to hear the same brand N3X hybrid piano.  Dont let anyone tell you that the 50 model is sufficient to hear your digital piano.  First, sound quality is so far above in every category of sound duplication. My wife told me that she actually looked to check if she had plugged in headphone---it was that realistic. Next, comfort, from the material around the ears, padding for the top of your head, even the simple 90 degree angling of the plug ( for finding blind spots under the keyboard ) makes using  this very pleasant. This model has one wire reaching up to your head over your shoulder, instead of the stuck- on- your- chest 2 wire on the 50 model.  After spending so much for a digital keyboard, why water down the experience for a few bucks ?

[PVC] I use the Apex AX-48 keyboard stand for a heavier digital piano, on the bottom and a Roland Juno Di on top. Each keyboard is easily accessible and adjustable keyboard heights make playing very comfortable. This stand is very sturdy.