Can be many things lah. You have to dismantle and check. Speaker problem, cable problem, capacitor, etc. If you have no skills to repair, buang jer.

One simple way to test a bit is to output to external speakers...if no problem, means only the internal speaker circuitry is haywire. If same, means a lot of things could be wrong.

This post has been edited by 8bitguy: Jan 15 2020, 12:00 PM

yes, i understand. That's why i ask him/her to check. I play piano/keyboard myself.

Keyboard is very easy...just watch Youtube. Piano is susah. But piano is syiok.

Fap too much.

Pro musicians pratice day and night...not easy.

All start lembik lah.

This post has been edited by 8bitguy: Jan 15 2020, 12:08 PM

Of course tak sama. Most important is weight, which is to control the piano sound, soft, heavy, ligth. It trains your fingers very differently.

Keyboard also allows for playing wind instruments which is different from string instruments like piano.

Even Digital piano is not the same as a real analog piano (although some high-ends one pretty good).

I start from keyboard=>Digital Piano=>Piano.

This post has been edited by 8bitguy: Jan 15 2020, 12:21 PM

Youtube trained. Lol.

Basic is the same. Reading notes, pressing the correct keys.

Low end keyboard usually don't have touch response. Meaning it's like digital on/off. You whack hard or soft it's just an on/off button. Better keyboards/digita piano will have like 3 level of response. The really high end RM20K digital piano maybe have more, i dunno.

Once you play a keyboard/vs analog(real) piano, you will know the difference.

I dunno if music store actually knows how to fix anything electronics. Most knows how to sell only. Same thing, you don't take your TV back to Harvey Norman and expect them know how to fix.

This post has been edited by 8bitguy: Jan 15 2020, 02:07 PM

Depends what you want lah, and your budget.

What music do you want to play the most? If you want to play pop, a good keyboard or digital piano will serves you better.

Anyway, try the external speaker thing first lah.



This post has been edited by 8bitguy: Jan 15 2020, 02:14 PM

Erm. Pedal applies soft, sustain to the whole sound. It is not individual key or notes. So it''s not the same thing.

I have a KAWAI upright. Maintenance..erm, tuning twice a year usually, not that mahal.

I also have a Yamaha Digital Piano.