New Piano/Keyboard

I have been shopping, and I thought I would share what I found.

Well, I bought the Casio PX-130 and I do not like it. Not a great sound. It sounds distance, as though it were in a box. Better to get the PX-100. That, I know, is a good sound, as I own them. Ignore the former writings.

The truth remains, that a real piano yields the best musician development results. Sensitivity to the production of music seems best on a real, and very fine, piano. Prices start at around $3,000 for a low-end new upright, up to around $10,000 for a high-end upright, and around $7,000 for a low-end grand to $12,000, $15,000, $25,000 for mid-range, up to $85,000 for the wonderful Steinway Model B. When finely tuned and all weights and counterweights are set properly.......mmmmmmm - gooooood.

Here is a website that rates pianos:

http://www.thepianoreview.com/piano-ratings.html

I hope this is helpful to you. Thank you! Have a great day.

Mr. Slaughter