I'm still a beginner and wanted to buy a digital piano for practice~
Found a few models such as Yamaha p35 or Korg sp170 but the price is all over 2k plus....
But recently spotted an adpost that sells Yamaha p105 at only Rm1200 and Korg 170 at RM1400
which is much more lower and more affordable to me....
but the market price in Malaysia is much more higher than this that make this seems to me like a scam
Any suggestion whether or not i should purchase that from them?Had no experience in purchasing musical instrument

Yamaha P105 retails at 3000+.

If too good to be true. Avoid.

If you really want to source a reliable digital piano with warranty and everything, please PM me.

try to go for COD if you can.

else buy from a reputable shop. sometimes it's better to spend a little more to have the peace of mind than purchase from a scammer or someone you don't trust.

may i know what is your budget and what course you learning?keyboard or piano?so i can suggest you something more suitable for you.

Mind posting the ads here so that we can judge for you?

If its a used unit, yeah it can go that low.

Im going for piano course
Budget less than 2k if possible

The ads website :

http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/mly...al_instruments/

I've emailed few of the sellers and they said brand new for that low price
Yep that seems like it's too good to be true

Hi there,
We are Casio Keyboard/Digital Piano distributor. Maybe you could have a look with Casio CDP-120BK or CDP-220Rbk, the price range is about 2-3k. Of course we could give you discounts if you are interested!

Pm us or contact us at:
HP: 019-384 6682 / 019-289 6682
OFF: 03-7804 8013
Email: enquiry@julliadmusic.com
WEBSITE: www.julliadmusic.com

Hope to hear from you soon!


Best Regards,
Julliad Music

For 2k, you could try Ringway Digital piano as it is within your budget

can't go wrong with the casio privia series

Hi, have you use Ringway before, any comment on it? Planning to get a digital piano and Ringway is the cheapest.
The one i saw is around 2.2K with pedal.

I'm a newbie to piano and wanted to buy myself the first piano.
Any dope piano for my learning and usage at home?
My budget probably not above 2k, but depends value for money la.
And I'm still not quite sure I'm totally into piano but who knows...

From personal experience, definitely pay attention to the max Polyphony the piano can support.
If it's your first piano and you buy it to start learning, then by all means go for lower price range (which are usually 64 polyphony, or lower).

However if you have been playing piano for years AND, is used to the voice produced by real piano, without 128 Polyphony it really sounds bad to your ear. In the end it actually discourage you to play on that piano because you won't be able to enjoy what you're playing.