Comments on: Weighted vs. Unweighted Keys on Keyboard http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/ Tutorials, Tricks, & Tips for an Eager Piano Learner Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:29:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Andre http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-111 Andre Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:06:16 +0000 http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-111 I appreciate your thoughts.. it gave me the determination to finally get things done when it comes to getting a new keyboard and to get-back into the swing of actually practicing basic memorization techniques and learning the scales and chords.. Keep up the fine work man! We appreciate your assistance and I will do my best to support you (monetarily when possible) as time goes along. Take Care I appreciate your thoughts.. it gave me the determination to finally get things done when it comes to getting a new keyboard and to get-back into the swing of actually practicing basic memorization techniques and learning the scales and chords..
Keep up the fine work man! We appreciate your assistance and I will do my best to support you (monetarily when possible) as time goes along.

Take Care

]]> By: ryan http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-12 ryan Sat, 26 Jan 2008 22:22:57 +0000 http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-12 Nelson, check out this 88 key Williams Keyboard: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Williams-Encore-88-Key-Digital-Piano?sku=700311X I haven't heard of that company before, but their price on this seems reasonable, and it's free shipping. The price of used musical equipment is so much cheaper than new though. Check a local music store for any good deals on used equipment. For about $350, a keyboard with a full 88 weighted keys is a good deal. You won't find many different sounds though (probably just a set of 10 like piano, strings, guitar, vibraphone, etc.) Just depends how much you have to spend. I'll probably upgrade to a new keyboard again over the summer, and I'll have to sell mine. :) Ryan Nelson, check out this 88 key Williams Keyboard: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Williams-Encore-88-Key-Digital-Piano?sku=700311X
I haven’t heard of that company before, but their price on this seems reasonable, and it’s free shipping. The price of used musical equipment is so much cheaper than new though. Check a local music store for any good deals on used equipment. For about $350, a keyboard with a full 88 weighted keys is a good deal. You won’t find many different sounds though (probably just a set of 10 like piano, strings, guitar, vibraphone, etc.) Just depends how much you have to spend. I’ll probably upgrade to a new keyboard again over the summer, and I’ll have to sell mine. :)
Ryan

]]> By: Nelson Parvin http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-11 Nelson Parvin Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:53:56 +0000 http://PianoMinds.com/2008/01/21/weighted-vs-unweighted-keys-on-keyboard/#comment-11 Hey Ryan. I got my keyboard about a year ago, and its pretty torn up. Its a casio LK-42. Its a very cheap keyboard and i need a new one. I am not a beginner. I cant read sheet music, but i play very well my ear. I dont have a lot of money to spend to buy a good keyboard, but i need one. Can you give me any ideas for a cheaper, good quality piano? Hey Ryan. I got my keyboard about a year ago, and its pretty torn up. Its a casio LK-42. Its a very cheap keyboard and i need a new one. I am not a beginner. I cant read sheet music, but i play very well my ear. I dont have a lot of money to spend to buy a good keyboard, but i need one. Can you give me any ideas for a cheaper, good quality piano?

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