Beginner Pianos - Musicians Actually Want | TOP 3

🎹🎹🎹 There’s no doubt that the world of Digital Pianos can be overwhelming. There are hundreds (if not thousands) of different Digital Pianos available and it can be extremely difficult to know where to start.
We have whittled down our huge range of digital pianos to just 3 models - all with weighted piano-like keys, internal speakers and the ability to be used as a MIDI controller. Perfect to learn piano with. Mark takes you through the individual benefits for each.

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0:05 Why weighted keys?
1:03 Hear all 3 (Comparison)
2:30 Roland FP-10 INFO
4:12 Hear all 3 (Comparison)
5:34 P-45 INFO
7:21 KORG B2 INFO
9:58 Honourable Mentions
10:42 Hear all 3 (Comparison)

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Roland FP-10 Digital Piano
Korg B2 Digital Piano, Black
Yamaha P-45 Digital Piano

Other Honourable Mentions
Roland FP-30 Digital Piano, Black
Yamaha P-125 Digital Piano, Black
Yamaha P121 Digital Piano, Black

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[olgasalamon]

After doing quite some research I found a shop that had all 3 models so I went there to try. I ended up purchasing the Korg B2 for 2 reasons: 1) the key action felt a lot more solid than the other two; 2) being a fan of electric pianos, I liked the Rhodes sound emulation much more on Korg than on the other two. Design was also a plus, the unit looks just beautiful!

[patrickpc]

what I can hear from your video is that the Roland FP-10 Digital Piano has the best sound. and alone that can be why I might go for that model. But checking on everything the Korg B2 has to offer, it is the clear winner for me. Amazing video, so easy to watch and enjoy!

[bryanheap]

Tried them all - bought the FP10 without hesitation. The keys are brilliant and are them same up to the FP60 (which is more than twice the price of the FP10). Also you can get another 20 sounds by connecting through the app. Blows the others away in my opinion.

[rice_frying_shrimp]

This video is great, I'll recommend it to everyone I know who's also looking into this! Can't stand to see it have low views like this...

[victoriousventures]

thank you for the great review, i'm getting the Korg B2 for my daughter...

[humphandhumbug]

I bought the FP10 for my daughter solely because my local music store only sold Roland keyboards. I was looking for the P45. I have to say I am not disappointed at all; the key action feels very good quality, and while I haven’t used the Bluetooth connection yet, the basic piano is so easy and intuitive, my daughter can already use all the built in functions, and she is only 6.

[abrahampatterson]

If only the Roland FP10 was still available I would buy that bad boy in an instant

[ihspan]

Perhaps I will be the only person saying this, but... You have a very beautiful carper! 💚

[IconcentrationI]

From what I heard the Roland seems very responsive, but the speakers it had aren't as good of quality as what you have in the other two. It would have been interesting to see how these perform with quality external speakers/amplifier.

[Goettel]

The Roland sounds way better than the Korg and Yamaha, to my ears.

[JorgeusParagas]

I couldn't find any Roland FP10 in my area, so I got the Korg B2 instead.

[scuttyHoOG]

I have the p-45. The upper range is a little too weak for me and the sampled grands seem to be a bit darker. I think I prefer a brighter sound so the fp-10

[touran]

Hi, at the moment I have a Roland GO piano, but since it has no weight keys, I will switch to the Roland FP-10 convinces me best.

[TamirOrkobysPiano]

Can you please review the alesis prestige and the artist. Thanks.

[daviddempsey]

Thanks for your comparison. I was puzzled when you were jumping all over the place with the different keyboards, while the piano in front of you is the KORG.

You said they can all be MIDI controllers but the Korg B1 seems to not be.

It's great to hear the Yamaha brighter sound, and the Korg somewhere between that and the Roland.
What I noticed with the Roland and somewhat with the Korg, when you play lots of notes together with sustain, their sounds are more clear and distinct, whereas I heard the Yamaha as a more muddied clash of sounds. Subtle difference, yet I liked the cleaner sounds of the Roland.

It seems that the Korg B1 has not MIDI or USB interface. Is that right? This is important if players want to play to a sound unit to expand the sounds or to input to a DAW.

I have an older Roland piano with weighted keys, which sound technology isn't very good with bass notes. I'm looking at a second hand Korg B1 for my daughter and the review gave me confidence is it being a good option for her.

[salabb]

Great video, thanks. I’ve been playing guitar for 20+ years and am an absolute beginner at piano (looking for one now!) but can tell Roland FP-10 has the nicest sound for my taste. That came through very clearly when you play those arpeggios in the end. Korg B2 second place, Yamaha may be popular but needs an upgrade IMHO.

[irvinj]

I cant seem to find the Roland FP-10 anywhere at all, anyone know where to buy em?

[kamanmusic]

I am considering to buy a digital piano, thanks for the review. I think it would be very helpful if you put a logo when you are talking about a particular brand as I was listening the video and found it difficult to follow which piano you are referring when I had a quick look to the video screen. Great review tho!

[justintime]

What’s the name of the song you’re playing at the start of the video?

[Sage_Lucas]

How loud would you say is the Korg B2 over the Roland FP-10 at max volume? Is it a very significant difference?