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When he mentioned Bach, Beethoven and such, I was more or less thinking Zelda and Mega Man, but sure, it's almost the same.:P

This channel is the best :-) excellent reviews , and great channel to know what piano or keyboard you want to buy. Keep up the good work.

Just upgraded from a Korg B1 (fantastic beginning piano) to a Yamaha P-515 and I'm so excited for it to get here!

Best advice I've gotten so far on this topic. Thanks so much!

Amazing man, truly helped me. Appreciate all the effort and quality, earned a fan

I've been watching so many videos like this trying to decide what to buy for my first piano. This video was by far the most informative and helpful. Also, thanks for the tip about the scaled keys. I knew I wanted a digital piano with weighted keys, but I didn't even know about some being scaled or that the keys change like that from left to right on an acoustic piano. Very helpful thank you. Will definitely be watching more of your channel.

Good job Jeremy... you covered all the basics!!!

I'm very curious how old Teacher Jeremy is. He has been teaching Piano for 25 years now and he looks to still be in early 30s.

Thanks God I've seen this video before buying my first ever digital piano. Thank you so much!

I really appreciate your analysis, honest and straight to the point! Regards!

Excellent presentation, very well explained and to the point. Thank you!

This is probably the most accurate piece of advice around for buying a digital piano. Well done and thank you.

Thank you so much for providing such vita information. I’m considering buying a digital piano and I can now make a much more informed decision. You videos are amazing!

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Fantastic video man, you’re great. Thanks for the help. I can’t wait to get back into playing again, I played a lot growing up but had to move away from my piano a few years ago when life got crazy, but now I have some time to play again and am about to buy my first digital piano. Thanks again for the help! Cheers!

Thank you Jeremy for this video. This helped me a lot since I'm planning to start learning to play and to enroll for a piano lesson. Cause I couldn't afford to buy the real acoustic piano. 😊❤😘

This video was just what I needed. Thank you! I'm ordering my Casio CDP S100 now.

thanks for the recommendations i bought the alesis recital and i loved it so much

Thanks for the info! ❤

Thank you for taking the time to make this. Ive been interested in the piano all my life but never gave it a chance and recently ive had a rough time and felt lost and was looking for something that i could make a new hobby so i decided i was gonna finally learn the piano. This vid helped me a lot

Thank you Master, it helped me a lot.

Great info sire! Thank you ☺️

Great video! Lots of good advice. Before I watched your video, I had talked to a musician friend of mine. He recommended to me the Yamaha P45 and the Roland FP10.

I just saw your comment about you being 50. WHAAAAAT? Can you tell me about your skin care regime so I can look 30 when I'm 50 too? 😂

Thank you for your advice!! 😍👏🏼

excellent advice, very informative video thank you !

I'm just soo grateful that someone out there understood why i wanted an 88 key keyboard and wasn't calling me stubborn for not wanting to buy a 61 key one 😂❤️ THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR THIS I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS AAAAAH ❤️❤️❤️

Great video, really helped me decide, thanks

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Very well explained. Hats off to your efforts. Keep it up.

Thanks a lot. This really helped me.

This channel is super thanks grts Marc

The video was very educative. Thanks Jeremy!

thankyouuuu. This is so helpful

Fantastic video! Very informative and interesting, thanks very much for the great advice.

thank you bro for your honest reviews ...helped me a lot

i have a beautiful korg krome 88 and i love it!!

Thankyou for experienced knowledge. It is so valuable to us beginning on piano. I'm a guitar player and it's a new area for me.

Hi! I am from Brazil and this video was so helpful.. thank you very much!!

I just placed an order online for Casio CDP S100 which is highly recommended by you. It cost me 300 bucks after discount. Hope it will be a satisfying digital piano for my self-learning process.

Great review! Happy I stopped by here before making any mistakes! Wish you were my music professor! Rock on and Stay Safe!

Alesis Recital Pro also seems to have an option to make particular octaves respond more or less depending on how hard you press them, so while it's not a fully scaled hammer action, you can get an effect sort-of similar if you put volume register higher on higher octaves and lower on the lower ones.

I recently bought Yamaha p 45 ..thanks for the video.

Thanks Jeremy you give the best piano reviews. Very detailed and easy to understand😊😊

I didn't know the difference between a keyboard and piano until now. Thanks Jeremy!

Thank you for the help!

Nice video! I was looking for a digital piano a few months back! Decided to get a second hand yamaha p255 in the end mainly for the better action. Will refer to this video again for my next purchase.

Thank you for sharing your experience with newbies like me. Greetings from Belgium, Europe

thank you for this great tips....more power to u....yamaha p125 coz all the features are there and can you this intument...thank you again

Thank you. Good thing that I haven't bought one yet. This is the review that I need! ☺

Best review video yet!

Excellent video Jeremy, good work. Greetings from Colombia :D

How can I be more thankfull.....you are like a guardian angel that shows path with clarity..

These really helped me

Great very nice

Thanks for this video, Jeremy. I had been considering an arranger keyboard rather than a digital piano as my first buy. Initially, I only wanted to play more contemporary music, but the more I think about it, I think I'd like to learn more complex pieces, such as music from Nobuo Uematsu. I was wondering, do any of the pianos in this video feature additional voices, such as organ or flute?

very very good advise

Helpful sir... Thank you

Brilliant info thank you 👋👋👌

Great review/advice. Thanks, Jeremy. I'd recommend Casio for beginner digital pianos. They sound good, they are very robust and easy to open for repairs. My 10 years old Casio CDP-100 still plays nice (4/5 specs, it does not have a built-in metronome, sigh...).

Yamaha P45 was my beginner piano for the first 18 months, and it was great. I managed to get almost 60% of its value when I did the trade-in to get a Roland FP-90.

This is such a great video that it woke me up like a double-shot espresso cup! Thank you Mr.See. I am also shocked, in a good way, to learn that you are in your 50s....

Just bought Casio cdp s100! Thanks for the advice

this video was very insightful! tysm

Thank you so much!! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks again!

Excellent review 👍

I just tune in this channel, this is so great, also the information is very informative. Thank you for uploading this :) But i wanna ask, You dont mention if Yamaha PS-45 fullfilled all the 5 criteria that you've mentioned. Does the Yamaha have all the criteria?

Thank you Jeremy!

I recently bought an Alesis Recital Pro digital piano based upon your review of same. The piano arrived promptly and I am very pleased with its sound, touch and user-friendly feel. Truly gratifying to get such a good instrument for such a reasonable price. Thanks for the review.

This video was very helpful

Best digital piano under $1000 is the Kawai es110 it is $699. It is a bit pricier but for the under $1000 range it has the best scaled hammer action and the best sound. As opposed to the artificial sound of other pianos this piano has extremely detailed realistic and natural sounds. Also the hammer action mimics an acoustic piano almost perfectly. It is not as heavy as a real acoustic. But besides it being a bit lighter it mimics an acoustic almost perfectly. This piano also has all the basic features like a metronome and all that. It also has matte keys so they are not cheap plasticy feeling. This is a more luxury piano and for the under $1000 range this piano mimics an acoustic the best.

Have a yahama p-45 for 4 years I think. Still works like brand new

Excellent review covering a whole range of digital piano's. Very useful as i'm looking to buy a digital piano. It's Roland FP -10 vs Casio CDP S-100 for me. Thank you Jeremy.

The phrase "Graded Hammer Action" I think is used much more often than "Scaled Hammer Action", at least here in the UK.

This was extremely useful! Bought the Casio. 😊👍

You are awesome!

A great video, thanks very much. I've decided to buy either the Roland FP30 or Yamaha P125. Which one would you suggest?

Thanks a lot❤

One of the most important criteria is the polyphony and the type of sustain pedal.

Thank you

nice thank you..

Scaled hammer action is also known as graded hammer action (Yamaha, Kawai, Fatar) or Progressive hammer action (Roland) or Real weighted hammer action (Korg).

Thank you Sir.

Hey, thanks for the video! I am looking at getting the Yamaha p-115. Would you say it is a good purchase?

Hey there, great video! I'm a beginner looking for a digital piano that will last me several years as I progress with the instrument. Do you have an opinion on which one would you choose out of the Yamaha YDP-164 and the Casio PX-S1000? Would appreciate some advice. Thanks.

Nice video very informative. I have recently bought a Roland FP30 which has all the features of the FP10 Plus a few extra. I was lucky I bought it for £489.00 english pounds. Must admit I love it the Blue tooth connectivity with my I pad is excellent.

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Thanks man! U r the best, really valuable stuff!

Thank you. ☺️

Thank you 🙏 so much for this Jeremy! Very helpful.

Great video. Is buying a midi keyboard to learn piano/keyboard a good idea? I was thinkng of 'Korg micro 61' or 'M-Audio Keystation Portable 61'

Hi jeremy.love ur videos.u forgot to mention CASIO PRIVIA PX160.Is it not a good option and also how is it compared to yamaha P125

Thanks for the great advise Jeremy.....bought a CDP-S100 today as a Christmas gift for my 12 year old grandson.

I'm attracted to the Bluetooth function of the FP10 and will go for it.

Thank you very much. I was confused between Yamaha P45 & Casio CDP-S100. Now i am buying the cheaper Casio CDP-S100 for my son

I bought a Casio PX-350 in spring 2019 for $400. Sound quality (especially 4th octave) is just ok, but key action is great and I really like the button oriented user interface, not a lot of menus to scroll through. Also has all the I/O you could ask for including 5-pin MIDI.