Sam Ash has released a new guide for gigging musicians looking to purchase a portable digital piano with 88 keys.
-- Adding to its series of resources for musicians, Sam Ash’s latest guide covers the features traveling performers may want to look for in a digital piano. The guide also highlights certain models that are known for their sound quality, playability, and portability to offer readers insight into products that perform consistently well.
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Sound technology and electrical engineering advances have allowed manufacturers to create digital instruments that rival their acoustic counterparts in sound and performance. For digital pianos specifically, Sam Ash’s new guide says that the combination of modern key action technology, multi-layered sampling, and hybrid approaches can create instruments that replicate the feel and sound of grand pianos while enabling instruments to remain smaller and more affordable.
With full 88-key digital pianos readily available on the market, musicians, particularly those who travel, can now purchase a portable instrument that will provide the same flexibility as a traditional piano, allowing them to perform for a multitude of genres.
According to Sam Ash, the most advanced models feature triple-sensor mechanisms with graded hammers, simulated escapement, and textured surfaces. The buyer's resource advises musicians to look for digital pianos that combine multi-layered grand piano recordings with physical modeling algorithms - a hybrid approach that allows for the dynamic expression of acoustic instruments. High-end models will also include USB MIDI and Bluetooth connectivity, which enable direct recording into computers without the need for additional hardware.
For an affordable option that provides pianists with an authentic playing experience, Sam Ash’s guide recommends the Roland FP-3X, a PHA-4 Standard keyboard with escapement, the SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine, and built-in speakers powerful enough for smaller venues. The Kawai ES920 is another notable model: this piano features triple sensors, let-off simulation, and Responsive Hammer III action with counterweights in each key to simulate the feel and dynamic response of an acoustic grand piano.
Sam Ash’s guide also highlights the Casio PX-S7000 as the most portable option. Despite being one of the slimmest digital pianos ever produced, this model still features 88 keys with full hammer action for authentic weight and response. Finally, the resource notes that the Casio Privia PX-S1100 is similarly slender, though it is a simpler and more cost-effective model suitable for students, novice composers, and musicians on a budget.
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