Beginner Digital Piano Comparison: Yamaha P45, Korg B2, Casio CDP-S100

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[flyingmyxura]

I bought the Casio CDP-S100 because I had looked at other reports on it. The piano is damn good.

[jdmac]

Apparently pianos are big in Australia, seems like half the reviews I find on YouTube are from Australians. Good on ya! ;)

[Francisco-je]

Got the korg. Totally satisfied and it looks good!

[eyesofvenus]

The lack of sustain with the Casio is very noticable on yellow brick road. Song is almost unrecognizable. Much clearer on the korg and yamaha.

[sargfowler]

A great review just at the time I need it! The Yamaha P45 sounds the best with my headphones on.

[delphinesaskuask]

I don’t know whether to buy the korg b2 or the Yamaha p45, what are your opinions on which is better? Can any p45 or b2 owners give me some info on the pianos

[zauberholz]

Those Yamaha strings sound pretty good actually!

[predatoria_aquatica]

Thanks for this. Considering the Korg B2 white version..

[sleep]

just bought my korg b2 today :) it was on offer at £297 so i knew i had to buy it and can't wait!

[adityanawghare]

So which piano should I buy from these you have mentioned in this video

[marianafeoapplicationaccou]

I love bach’s prelude in c major, it’s one of my favorite songs to play, so thank god i watched this video cuz i was about to buy the casio cdps100 and it sounds so bad!!

[ttten]

The Casio one, sounds alot better in real life. This video really dont do it justice. Just saying.

[maija]

What keyboard of Yamaha p45 and Korg B2 is more shiny ?

[marcourka]

I have the casio but I can't set the sound used to play "show must go on", what should I select? None of the pre set instruments give me that sound.

[internetretrogamedatabasei]

How can p45 sounds better with les polyphony 64 vs 120 from b2???

[arunavmunjal]

Can anyone tell what voice sample is the Korg b2 using?

[thepianoplayer]

In the video there is not 1 mention of which has a better piano sound for Pop, Jazz or Classical. Any personal opinion is going to be subjective but we want your opinion as to which has a brighter sound, more bass, more reverb, etc. Nothing said about the different piano sounds available on each such as grand piano, upright, bright, etc. and how many instruments are offered in each keyboard model. It's like try them out and decide for yourself.
And there is no opinion on some of the other sounds either such as e-piano, strings, organ, harpsichord, etc. that you find pleasing to listen to.
And there should be some mention of the hammer action. Which has lighter / heavier keys and which feels more like an upright / grand piano.

In the past Roland was seen as 1 of the more expensive brands. Today the FP-10 & FP-30 with the Supernatural sound engine is quite affordable and should be on the list as well.

[ambivia]

What is the piece you play for the first comparison? It's lovely.

[sinvistas]

How do their keys feel? Someone has ever tried the Casio CDP s100 and the Roland FP-10? I mean, both of them.
I have gone to a lot of music stores but I could only tried the Casio CDP s100 because it was the only available, so, it's my only reference. It feels good, and I read that the Casio keys feels like an ivory piano keys. I got an offer with the Roland FP-10, it's going to be the same price between the Casio CDP S100 and the Roland FP-10, but I don't know which one to buy, because I haven't tried the Roland and I'm afraid (if I buy the Roland) that I'm not going to like how the Roland feels compared to the Casio... What should I do? Which one should I buy?

[cherrypopedits]

What about Korg B2SP? What are your opinions on it?