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Our Recommended Digital Keyboard/Piano for Beginner Musicians and why we like them






YAMAHA P71 88-Key* Yamaha P71 Action Digital Piano with Sustain Pedal and Power Supply (Amazon-Exclusive)
Why do we like this keyboard?
No bells, whistles or lights
Weighted keys
Place on table you already have or get optional stand


Don't have the space for a full sized keyboard? Here is a smaller size
Why do we like this keyboard?
Minimum acceptable size of 61 keys
responsive touch keys
has power source
Weighted keys
Place on table you already have or get optional stand
 

No matter which brand or size you purchase, keep in mind that the minimum requirements are:
61 keys
Touch Sensitive, Touch Responsive, Weighted or Semi-Weighted Keys
A pedal will be needed at some point in the future. 


*These items were available at Amazon on publication date of this post.  As an Amazon associate we will receive a small percentage of your purchase at no cost to you if you purchased through our link.  




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