If you’re thinking of buying a piano, there’s a lot to consider apart from the price and how it sounds and looks. Although most people initially think of owning an acoustic piano, sales of digital pianos have been increasing steadily for years, and they now outsell their acoustic counterparts as they’re often more suitable for today’s lifestyle – the ability to use headphones, for example, means you can practise in silence any time of the day or night. You can also hook up a digital piano to free apps that can help you learn to play, or connect your smartphone and play along with
If you’re thinking of buying a piano, there’s a lot to consider apart from the price and how it sounds and looks. Although most people initially think of owning an acoustic piano, sales of digital pianos have been increasing steadily for years, and they now outsell their acoustic counterparts as they’re often more suitable for today’s lifestyle – the ability to use headphones, for example, means you can practise in silence any time of the day or night. You can also hook up a digital piano to free apps that can help you learn to play, or connect your smartphone and play along with your favourite music.
But, as it often the case with modern life, too much choice and information can make your head hurt. If this is the case, it’s worth taking a step back and focusing on the basics; after all, choosing a new piano should be fun.
Roland has been making digital pianos for over four decades, so we know a little bit about what separates a good piano from a truly great one. We’ve launched a dedicated site which covers everything you need to know before taking the plunge. You’ll learn about the different types of piano available, find out how to get the most from your practise sessions, and even discover how to get your kids to enjoy piano lessons. There’s also essential advice about what to look out for when it’s time to buy, so visit the site and in just 10 minutes you’ll be much better informed and can look forward to getting started.
