Here's some information if you are looking into pianos or keyboards. Nowadays, the "key action" of higher-end keyboards is weighted and very similar to "real" pianos. We like the "clean look" of the Yamaha P-series. Casio also has highly-rated keyboards (or digital pianos). Here are full-sized (88-keys) keyboards:
Smaller keyboards are less expensive -- and may interest some people. However, the key action won't be the same, and there are fewer keys than an actual piano:
Of course, many prefer an actual "real" piano -- if they can afford one (or have the space for one). Note, however, that the prices vary, as follows:
Here's a good bundle of one of the best Yamaha keyboards -- that has a lot of things (stand, bench) you'd need:
Smaller keyboards are less expensive -- and may interest some people. However, the key action won't be the same, and there are fewer keys than an actual piano:
Of course, many prefer an actual "real" piano -- if they can afford one (or have the space for one). Note, however, that the prices vary, as follows:
- Good quality keyboards - $499+
- Upright Pianos - $2,500+
- Baby Grand Pianos - $8,000 - $15,000+
If you get a keyboard, you will also need a stand like this:
Here's a good bundle of one of the best Yamaha keyboards -- that has a lot of things (stand, bench) you'd need:
