I hear more than my share of talk about real or fake pianos. Some people have actually commented that they don’t like fake pianos. They were talking of course about digital pianos.
Although there are certainly some arguments about accoustic vs. digital pianos, there are still people who would prefer accoustic pianos over digital pianos. I recently had a discussion with a gentleman from Carlsbad who told me that he was convinced that the digital piano was a terrible thing to learn on – that is until he actually sat down and played one. He was so overjoyed with the digital piano that he purchased one on the spot.
We have many piano teachers who are turning to digital now too. Teachers are finding many ways to use digital that was never possible before. You can record, use computer functions to help you compose, always in perfect pitch, automatic transpose, easily transportable, heat and humidity dont effect it at all, several voices to choose from which give you the capabilities to play and entire orchestra score with recording and really the list goes on.
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Of course, the accoustic piano will never disappear but, we are finding that more and more people are turning to digital pianos as an alternative for use with more demanding music that is being performed today.
The touch is very realistic and the sound is incredible. I know when I was first introduced to the idea of digital piano I was not completely sold, however, once I understood the basics of how digitals operated I was just absolutley thrilled with the possibilities that the digital world opened to me.
We have customers from many parts of San Diego such as Rancho Santa Fe, La Jolla and San Marcos that have become real fans of the Roland digital pianos because of thier realism in touch, tone and clarity of sound. More information can be found at www.RolandUS.com
If you have any questions or comments feel free to let me know and I will try to help you. Feel free to stop by our store located in the heart of Mission Valley in San Diego, California.
Stop by and see us we would love to meet you.
Ric Overton
