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  • 24-03-2011 6:14pm
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    Heisenberg1
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    Hi my daughter has recently started piano lessons can anybody recommend a starter piano that has weighted keys for a resonable price thanks


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    evolving_doors
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    What's the budget bracket?


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    franquinn
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    I am selling my digital piano if that is of any interest to you

    http://www.casio.com/products/Musical_Instruments/Privia_Digital_Pianos/PX-130/

    is the model if you want to take a look

    Fran


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    anamaria
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    Hi,

    It really depends on your budget. I teach piano and have lots of beginners whose parents wonder what to buy. It's a hard one to call. Digitals are compact, don't need tuning and you can get a half decent one relatively cheap. However, this will only take you so far. It's personal preference sometimes but I have had six years olds give out about having to play my digital (which is a high spec one) and want to play a rickety old piano in the corner instead.
    No fooling these kids I am happy to say :) Thank the stars I have my piano back.

    Is she a complete beginner? Why not look into piano rental? You could rent a very good upright for a bit until she is sure she wants to stick with it. Easier on the wallet


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