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About Stage Pianos

Stage pianos take only the essential parts of a digital piano and build them into a case that's easy to transport. Convenience isn't something that's generally synonymous with pianos! But stage pianos feature the 88 weighted keys you'd expect from a piano whilst being light enough to throw in a gigbag and travel with.

With built-in speakers, a great selection of high-quality sounds, plus the connections needed for use in venues and studios, stage pianos have become the industry standard for professional musicians.

Stage pianos are also popular for use in the home where space is limited. Since they tend to be slightly cheaper than upright digital pianos, they're also popular with students and beginners. Plus because they're digital, they don't need to be tuned.

If you're looking for a great sounding piano that isn't going to take up a lot of room and can be travelled with, a stage piano is perfect for you.

Why Should I Choose a Stage Piano?

Sounds just like a piano and other instruments
Plays like a piano
Easy to transport
Never needs to be tuned

Frequently Asked Questions about Stage Pianos

Question: What is the difference between a stage piano and a keyboard?

Stage pianos all have 88 weighted keys. While keyboards can have weighted keys, it's more common for them to have lighter synth action keys and they are generally tailored towards having a wide selection of sounds and rhythms. Stage pianos, on the other hand, are focussed on sounding like an acoustic instrument. With quality multi-sampled sounds, they offer less variety, but more realism..

Question: Which stage piano is best for beginners?

Yamaha's P-45 is most popular with beginners. It's an affordable professional-level stage piano that feels and sounds natural.

Question: Can I use a stage piano as a MIDI controller?

Yes, most stage pianos feature a USB output to connect to your computer and use with your favourite music software.

Question: Do I need an amp for a stage piano?

Most stage pianos have speakers so you can hear your playing at home, or for example at a theatre rehearsal. However, if you are playing with other amplified instruments, it's worth investing in an amp. If you're playing gigs, it's most common for your piano to be amplified through the PA system.

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