Digital Pianos
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Yamaha P-45B

Roland FP-10 Black Digital Piano

Roland RP102-BK Digital Piano Black

Yamaha P125 White Digital Piano

Roland FP-30X Black Digital Piano

Roland FP-30X White Digital Piano

Roland FP-90X Black Digital Piano

Roland F701 Contemporary Black Digital Piano

Alesis Prestige Digital Piano

Roland HP704 Digital Piano Charcoal Black

Roland LX705 Digital Piano Charcoal Black

Roland FP-90X White Digital Piano

Roland FP-60X Black Digital Piano

Roland LX708 Digital Piano Polished Ebony

Korg C1 Air Black Digital Piano

Korg XE-20 Versatile Digital Piano

Roland DP603 Contemporary Black Digital Piano

Roland DP603 Gloss Black Digital Piano

Roland LX708 Digital Piano Charcoal Black

Casio AP-270 Black Digital Piano

Casio AP-470BK Celviano Digital Piano

Roland LX705 Digital Piano Dark Rosewood

Roland LX705 Digital Piano Light Oak

Roland LX706 Digital Piano Charcoal Black

Roland HP704 Digital Piano Light Oak

Roland HP704 Digital Piano White Satin

Roland HP702 Digital Piano Charcoal Black

Roland HP702 Digital Piano Dark Rosewood

Roland HP702 Digital Piano Light Oak

Roland HP702 Digital Piano White

Roland RP701 Contemporary Black Digital Piano

Roland LX706 Digital Piano Dark Rosewood

Roland LX705 Digital Piano Polished Ebony

Roland HP704 Digital Piano Dark Rosewood

Roland GP609 Gloss Black Digital Piano

Roland LX708 Digital Piano Polished White

Roland LX706 Digital Piano Polished Ebony

Roland FP-60X White Digital Piano

Roland F701 White Digital Piano

Roland RP701 Dark Rosewood Digital Piano
About Digital Pianos
Digital pianos are loved for their great sound and feel, without the inconvenience that comes with an acoustic piano. A digital piano sounds just like an acoustic piano, but it will never need to be tuned. It also doesn't react to changes in humidity and can be transported easily, our portable pianos are great for when you're on-the-go.
Another great feature of a digital piano is the ability to change sounds. These can be piano voices like grand and upright pianos, or sounds from other instruments such as organs and orchestral strings. This has made electric pianos an indispensable feature of live bands, theatre productions and house of worship setups.
There are two different styles of digital piano. Upright style pianos have the keyboard and amp built into a furniture casing to look like a traditional upright piano. These are popular in homes and venues where the piano is going to be a permanent feature. Stage pianos often feature the same sounds and keybed as their upright counterparts but are built into a smaller body that makes them easy to transport. Suitable for carrying in a gig bag or flight case, stage pianos are used by touring musicians. They are also a great option for students, people who are short of space, and those looking to stick to a budget.
Why Should I Choose a Digital Piano?
- Changable sounds to suit different styles of music
- Control music software via USB
- Controllable volume and can be used with headphones