Okay hear me out.

Ever since I went to Melaka for my foundations, I've been away from my classical piano for gazillion years. I went back home recently last semester break and I again suddenly realized how much i love/enjoy playing my piano. It was a passionate hobby before I came down to Melaka. Now semester break is finally over and i feel like kicking myself for not being able to play the piano. (shit my skillz has dropped tremendously, it's a pain!!)

THUSSS,

I need a damn digital piano.



I'm looking for something practical for apartment use. Something that feels like the "real thing". I don't want extraordinary features, but rather something good that'll "mimic" the "real piano". I'm too new when it comes to this, so i don't know which brand/model to hunt for. Any suggestions? I cant give you a budget atm because i don't know how much i need to spend to get what i want.


Thanks!

This post has been edited by LittleGhost: Feb 9 2008, 09:48 PM

well, RM1000 is very very reasonable. I was planning to spend about Rm2000 on it. (perhaps even considering selling my old classical piano since i most likely won't be frequently using it anymore).

Any other suggestions for RM2000 range?

yeah. i'm into classical piano. Unfortunately due to my tertiery studies i cant seem to "afford" a full upright classical piano for the rented apartment. Hence, i considered digital piano.

whoa thanks alot. I thought this thread was dead due to inactivity. I did not expect such replies at all.


Anyway, I own a relatively good Kawai Upright piano. I think my concern is space. Am i right for thinking that only digital pianos would fit the criteria of space conservation? My dad thinks it's ridiculous to transport the entire piano to my apartment. LOL.

I would definitely prefer an acoustic upright piano to a much inferior digital piano. but i don't know if all the "hassle" would worth going for.

Price is fine i guess, i can still afford RM3000-4000.

Again, much thinking is still needed. :headache: