Digital Pianos Sale

I own many keyboards thus many X stands. This is by far the most solid and heavy duty of them all. Great for those weighty digital pianos. I also love the pull bar to change the height. A+++ for me.

I had been saving up for and researching Roland FP-X series of digital pianos for several months and finally settled on the 30x after playing it and falling in love. I had to wait even longer because this bundle in white was sold out everywhere but finally it was restocked at BH and I didn't hesitate. This bundle is a great value, the bench and stand and pedal are sturdy and high quality, shipping was fast, and I have not been able to stop playing ever since it arrived. The Roland Piano App is very nice to use with it too. Time to get back to practice!

I did extensive research on digital pianos within this price range and chose the Kawai over it's main competitors, and I am very happy with this decision. I upgraded from a 61 key keyboard so he could practice the pieces he's learning properly (he needed 88 keys). He loves it, he likes the key action and says it's very close feeling to the professional pianos he uses at his lessons. The light gray looks beautiful! The price for the package was great and well worth it. While the headphones are not the best, they have come in handy when my wife and I need quiet for phone calls or to get work done while my son plays. The stand and foot pedals were very easy and quick to assemble. Setup and connection to the Kawai app was also easy, and my son really enjoys going through the various piano types/sounds.

This is my first DSLR, having shot film since 1980, and so far, I really like this camera. Since I have nearly zero experience with digital photography, the learning curve has been very steep for me, but as I gain some time and experience with it, I am finding that it just works as it should. I have collected lot of Nikon glass over the years, and this camera can use it all, even my pre-AI 300mm F4.5 telephoto lens. which mounts just fine. The price and availability of color films is what finally made me decide to try digital. Had Kodak Ektar 100 not more than doubled in price, I would still be happily shooting color film and avoiding digital altogether. I still shoot black and white film, and will continue to do so as long as it is available for sale. But for color, the Nikon D780 will be my main camera. Overall, I am pleased with my purchase, and I'm happy that there are still DSLR cameras available for sale. I'm not very excited about mirrorless cameras. I guess I'm just getting old.

Bought a few of these hard drives for a NVR system to replace a couple of Western Digital purple. We bought these instead of more Western Digital because they were on sale. We have been happy with both Seagate and Western Digital, usually purchasing whatever is on sale or cheaper in the capacity we require at the time. We haven't had issue or pre-mature problems with either.

I bought these on a flash sale but using them for gadgets and small items rather than a digital drive. They are great quality and great price when on flash sale. I picked up a few of them for storing small astro gear and charging stuff.

Bought this for my son during a holiday sale, which has proven helpful for his Digital Arts Magnet class. He uses it for his Photoshop & Illustrator projects which has gives him an advantage to improve the details in his drawings.The dimensions of this unit are the same as our Toshiba notebook, which makes in convenient to stick into the same carrying case.The silver and black design looks nice on our desk! :)

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A couple of months ago I bought my first ever keyboard (Yamaha PSR Series 61 key). Never wanted a keyboard before as I cant read sheet music and am not a musician or artist. A couple weeks with my beginner keyboard (using Acid Pro) and soon realized you really do need the full 88 keys. Shopped around a lot before getting the SL88. The SL88 feels more like the actual Pianos at church (while I am confident our church will continue to use ACTUAL instruments, i.e. Pianos, Organs, etc.. for the remainder of time). The keyboard feels and plays very nicely after getting used to it. As a noobie to MIDI controllers I will say the included software is somewhat straight forward, but did have to watch a video on how to get it so sync with the keyboard (so easy really). Love that it is fully configurable. The gifted synths are very cool if you get them. Only thing is I would like to have had simple transport controls, as well as a simple button to allow turning off touch sensitivity for certain synths. For this you have to make a profile and switch to it, my old Yamaha just has a button right there to turn touch sensitivity on and off. Overall love this controller and will be keeping it!

Recently got this RP-107 as my son has started piano lessons and the acoustic pianos we looked at either were out of our price range or were not good quality and/or in need of repair. Plus, the cost of moving a piano as well as routine tunings factored into our decision to look at digital piano options. The key feel and the sound are incredible, next to impossible to tell the difference from an acoustic piano. I have not explored all the additional features this has as we are focused on learning basic piano right now, but I am sure those will be a great asset in the future. Note: instructions say not to set this on deep pile carpet as it may cause damage to the pedals when used. And it came with a piano bench in the package even though this is not listed as being included. The only part that feels a bit cheap is the music stand as it is plastic and does not fold down when not in use. I am sure this will be used for many years.