Korg LP380

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“Which is better the Casio PX770/870 or the Korg LP 380?”

Hello Graham,

Are you able to help me, which is better the Casio PX770/870 or the Korg LP 380?

I am looking for a digital piano to practice on and regain my skills. I played the piano for approx 10 years when I was younger on an upright and a baby grand. However I have not been playing for over 15 years and would like to get good again- however I do not have space for a ‘proper’ piano so wanted to get a smaller digital one.

I’ve been looking at these 2 models- which one is better, and is there anything else in a similar price range I should be looking at?

Many thanks,
Grace

Reply/ Hi Grace

The Casio PX-770 and Korg LP-380 are both basic digital pianos.
And they only has 3 dynamic levels.
That’s not enough to be able to learn piano properly.
Also, their key touch is not fully-weighted enough
to replicate the feel of a real piano.

The piano I recommend for you is the Broadway B1.
The Broadway B1 would be a better choice because
it has 4 dynamic levels, so it would take you much
further. The jump from 3 dynamic levels to 4 is
quite significant… it allows you to put more
expression into your music.

Here’s information on it: Broadway B1

Alternatively, we have the portable version of
the Broadway B1: Model AB1.
This is only £499 + £99.99 for the wooden stand.
You can see this here

The AB1 is compact and can be taken off the
wooden stand with ease (only 4 screws).

Grace, let me know if you would like more info
or would like to place an order.
Telephone 01327 300 016.

Yours pianistically

Graham Howard