RockJam RJ761 61 Key Keyboard Piano with Keyboard Bench, Digital Piano Stool, Sustain Pedal and Headphones

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I would easily put a shelf life 2-4 years for this keyboard if you’re starting from scratch. It would certainly be a long time before you would consider upgrading. Summary The Alesis Recital 88-key digital piano is a fully-featured unit that has been built specifically for beginners. With this piano, you get the perfect combination of user-friendliness and plenty of sound options and features. Premium Sounds

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The obvious factor when buying anything is ‘value for money’. This will last for years and has hundreds of features which will keep you busy for a very long time. We cover the major models of both brands, including the main differences and similarities, to help you make an informed buying decision. The extreme left white key is always “C,” and then the next one is D. This pattern goes on until G and then it becomes A rather than H. Then the pattern goes on like this – “B, C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C…”

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The Alesis Recital Pro comes with 12 built-in voices, which makes it easier for beginner piano players to play their favorite tunes. There’s also up to 6 instrument sounds, each of which comes with two variations. The instruments that have been included in the Pro are organ, synth, electric piano, harpsichord, acoustic bass and, of course, the piano. All you have to do is press down on any one of the 6 voice buttons to access these incredible effects. Three-Level Touch Sensitivity When I first sat down at this keyboard to begin my research for this review, I first noticed how bright and sharp everything was. The look of the keyboard is great, and the LCD screen is also bright and easy on the eye. So the sound is better than it should be – which is a very positive start! There are lots of instruments to play around with, and although the odd one falls a little flat, you will usually find this on most keyboards. It is almost impossible to replicate the sound of a real saxophone, flute or guitar, on a keyboard of this price – but it still does a great job of trying to get there. The main thing is that you can tell what instrument is activated on the keyboard, and you can tell easily. The overall sound of each instrument is as close as you can get for these small speakers. Both brands provide high-quality products with all the bells and whistles that you would find in big-name brands. But, the most interesting feature that both of these brands share is their price tag.

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The Alesis Melody 61 MKII offers a versatile design and a stylish appearance. But, more importantly, the MKII is a well thought out unit with a lightweight and portable footprint making it easier to carry and store away. The MKII also comes with add on features, which makes it a great choice for all those who are looking for an affordable beginner digital piano that comes with all the bells and whistles of a big name brand. 300 Auto Accompaniment Rhythms

If you have a USB port, you will need to plug the A end of the USB cable into the computer and the B end of the USB cable into the USB port on the keyboard. This keyboard not only appeals to young children looking to learn, but to anyone looking to learn full stop! Combining this keyboard with the #1 educational app in over 20 countries, the Piano Maestro iPad app, it’s the perfect learning tool. Sound