Korg Liano Portable Digital Piano with Premium Soft-Touch Keyboard - Grey

Molto leggera, bella da vedere. Molto semplice, pochi tasti, niente di superfluo. I 2 suoni di piano sono reali, un rhodes e un simil wurlitzer, molto buoni, gli altri sono buoni nella media. Ci sono tre possibilità di risposta dinamica al tasto. Io preferisco la heavy. Comunque, è una tastiera con 88 tasti non pesati e va benissimo sia per principianti che per professionisti, a mio parere. Ottima per studio ma anche per concerto. L'amplificazione è sufficiente per lo studio, meglio amplificarla per concerto. In definitiva, a parte il prezzo molto accessibile, una tastiera ottima, con buoni timbri che non sfigura rispetto alle più potenti. Korg è sempre una garanzia.

I've been an amateur bass player for many years and spent months looking for the keyboard with the best cost-benefit ratio for my use (beginner to medium level). After reading many reviews and watching several videos, I chose the Korg Liano and I'm sure I made a great purchase. Lightweight but at the same time very robust keyboard, great sound - especially in the midrange, unbeatable price.

Lots of beginner piano reviews say that you must have hammer action, fully weighted keys. As an older adult beginner I followed this advice and found that the action was too loud and distracting when practicing with headphones. Also that piano had hundreds of sounds that I would never use. Sold that and got the Korg Liano at half the price. The semi weighted keys have a great feel are quiet and are adjustable for touch. The piano only weighs 13.5 lbs and runs on 6 AA batteries so I can practice anywhere. The built in sounds are good, especially the primary piano. The Liano can connect to phone or tablet and can play hundreds of free sound files available for download on the web. I have been playing for 2 years and the Liano for a year and I consider the Liano to be the perfect beginner and beyond 88 key piano . If you want to watch a great video on “How to Choose the Best Piano Keyboard”, look on YouTube for Pianoman Steve; I also recommend his 28 day crash course on learning piano.

Comprata su Amazon seconda mano, arrivata in una confezione un po' acciaccata mi ero preoccupato, poi invece la tastiera era perfettamente funzionante. Ha solo 8 suoni, ma bastano visto che è un pianoforte e non una tastiera. Possibilità di collegamenti e software un po' limitata perché la maggior parte sono sviluppati solo per iOS e non avendo Apple non si possono utilizzare. Bel suono, bella sensazione tattile (anche se si capisce che i tasti non sono pesati) e farà divertire di sicuro

I researched electronic pianos thoroughly and chose this "Liano" from Korg as the best combination of features, quality, and price -- for what I required. Just starting to learn to play piano for the first time, this is what I like about the "Liano". -- full size 88 keys with weighted action (to resemble real piano). (professional players may say it is not perfect, but it is pretty good) -- Headphone socket so practice does not disturb others (even in same room) -- Small and light enough to be easily moved or hidden away when not in use. -- Mains or battery operated (I am looking forward to using it in the garden in summer) -- Good piano sound. It can be switched to choice of different piano types, including harpsichord, organ, etc. But I only use the piano. And it does sound like a piano. -- Good price. Cheaper than all rivals (that may offer extra features I don't need) -- Connectivity to piano teaching Apps, eg on iPad. This lets me have lessons from A.I. teachers at any time. In summary, I love this "Liano". If you are buying this or any similar product, I suggest you also consider getting: -- foldable piano stand of adjustable height -- piano stool, adjustable height -- headphones (to practice in silence) -- dust cover for keyboard when not in use.