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Which do you prefer? Piano or Keyboard?
For those who're considering which instrument they should buy, but dont know the differences bewteen a grand piano and a keyboard, heres a list of pros and cons- starting with the keyboard.
The piano. There are 3 main types of paino. grands, uprights, and electric pianos. A grand (or concert) piano's size ranges from 2m-3m for a parlor grand, to 1m-2m for a boudoir grand and slightly smaller for a baby piano. Which concludes that size is the first problem to owning a piano -round one to the keyboard. Got a manson and a big steaming pile of money? Get a grand piano, otherwise it really is out of reach for most of us. An advantage of the huge size is the equally as huge sound. Most piano players will sing the praises of a grand piano due to the sound they produce, due to their huge size, which allows for long strings inside the piano. Baby grand piano's have shorter, but thicker strings inside it to gain back some of the sound lost in size (like a bass guitar). Thicker strings on a smaller instrument means more less 'pull' from the instrument and a stronger clarity in the sound.
An upright piano, also known as the vertical piano, has the frame and the strings going horizontally inside the piano, allowing for a much smaller instrument (compared to a grand piano anyway), usually sized around 45 inches plus, so the average income families are most likely going to end up with an upright if they decide to go for a piano. But, even with that size reduction it still dominates the room.
The electric Piano has been about since the 1980s, which uses digital techonology to reporduce the sound of each piano note. Even with modern techonology being so advanced it cant replacate the sound of an acoustic piano. Not favoured by many serious piano players.
And the triats of a digital keyboard?
Keyboards can be carried around, take us less room and you get more of a range to choose from for your money- good so far? The keyboards thrill or sound quality cant quite match that of playing a piano, but that digital technology keeps improving. Price wise a keyboard is going to be far cheaper than a piano, a high grade keyboard costs the same as a low grade piano.
The answer- if you have the money and room, go for the piano, otherwise go for a top end keyboard- why'll not as great sounding as the piano, you can still get a good sounding one and be content.
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