Thursday, October 21, 2010

KORG SP-250 Portable Digital Piano with Stand and Pedal




This review is from: KORG SP-250 Portable Digital Piano with Stand and PedalI cannot distinguish a difference between the sound of this Korg and my Baldwin Hamilton studio piano. The only thing it lacks is a real piano's "oomph". The tone is beautifully rich. The keys respond like the Baldwin, both in touch and sound. It never needs tuning. The keys have the look and feel of a real piano. The sound doesn't fade no matter how many keys are played at the same time.This keyboard weights around 45 pounds. It isn't really ideal for portability, if that's what you need. It comes with built-in sounds that can be combined to your taste (choir,organ, strings, etc), as well as a metronome. You can also adjust the tension of the keys to accommodate a light to heavy touch. It does not have a means for internal recording.The earphone jack is wonderful. You can play this thing at 3 AM and no neighbors will complain. It actually accommodates two sets of earphones.The stand is very sturdy. No wobble. The keyboard rests squarely on top with no jiggle room. No need to worry about knocking this off the stand.A metal stabilizing bar rests on the floor and attaches to the bottom of the legs. The sustain pedal hooks over that bar to prevent it from sliding and getting away from you. The quality cabinet is rich looking. I've owned this Korg for two months. I haven't touched the Baldwin since I bought it. You might be able to talk me out of my Baldwin studio, but you'll never get my Korg.*** IMPORTANT UPDATE *** 5/24/2010 - This Korg has developed a ringing/vibration in its left speaker. It started a couple months ago, very slight and only occasionally at first, but it has been increasing in both volume and annoyance. It becomes noticeable within 30 minutes of activating the keyboard. It worsens the longer I play....

This review is from: KORG SP-250 Portable Digital Piano with Stand and PedalThe Korg SP 250 had all the features we wanted in a digital piano. The sound is very rich in the bass range and the voice feature is great (choir-who and choir-do).The stand is strong even though it looked flimsy in the photo. My 13 year old musician is able to figure it all out with the manual.We would recommend this piano for anyone, especially if you , like us, heat with a wood stove and can't keep a regular piano in good repair....

This review is from: KORG SP-250 Portable Digital Piano with Stand and PedalMy son, 14 years old, purchased this piano after researching quite a number of different "portable" pianos. This one is a bit heavier and not as easy to transport. Although we are looking into purchasing a carrying case that has wheels. However, the sound and the stability of the piano is excellent!!!! He can even attach it to his computer and record his songs. WONDERFUL piano!!!!...




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