Digital Pianos & Portable Keyboards in general

THE P-80 It's a stage-oriented electronic piano. In English, that means its almost as wide as a grand, as deep as twice the length of the keys (think dimensions of chewing gum), weighs as much as a holiday suitcase, and if you need to carry it, you can. No, I don't want to carry it, but if I needed to, I could. The P-80 concentrates on things that people want from a piano: good sound, good action. It does not concentrate on things people want from a good synth - for example: it hasn't got a huge bank of preset sounds but the limited palette it offers is well chosen and almost okay. The pedal will do sustain. To me, that's not enough. ...  Read the complete review

The PC88 is an ideal mother keyboard. I've been using it now for 3 years and swear by its good sounds and weighted action. Kurtzweil have a reputation for producing good sounds and the PC88 is no exception to the rule. The keyboard action is very good however, it does bump the weight upto around 60kgs which is not easy going to lift when gigging! It comes with full midi controls and with the MX board (which i have) it expands the sound capibilties. Its a great keyboard with great features, i would have to recomend it to younger musicians that can't afford to purchace the top of the range K2500 X the PC88+MX enhancement being £1300-£1500 compared to the K2500X ...  Read the complete review

I have a Yamaha PSR-185 keyboard. It was good value for money and has lasted many years.It has a modern look and has many things you can do with the voice style and background style. You can play song tunes including "old lang syne" , "suzanna" and many more. You can even play lots of sounds including birds,an elephant,bongo's,a lion and lots more. The fingered and none fingered coard stlye does it automatically when playing, so does not have to be progammed in. So if your looking for a good keyboard thats good and value for money,try a Yamaha PSR-185. ...  Read the complete review