Keyboard like a Guitarr
i know there are a lot of threads about keyboards and stuff but i wanted to get an answer on my special needs.
i am kind of "jealous" concerning the other instruments. for excample trumpetplayers or guitarrplayers. they are able to transport their very own beloved instrument, where ever they want. as a piano player you are very much dependend on wether you own a good keyboard and eventually a car or on a piano that is waiting for you at the spot where you want to play (which is mostly not the case).
so i want to buy a good stage piano. the most important thing is the sound. i dont need tons of effects, i just need a good sound. number two is the keydynamics!!! i am a bit unsure whether i put that first or not. i am kind of an keydynamics-fetish...:-/
and it should be transportable...in a special bag or sth. like that.
the price should be around 800$...
any suggestions ?
thanks very much !!
(and do you know a good amplifier ? about 100$)
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now here's the bad news- unless your just playing at home, there's no way to amplify your keyboard for $100. not even with used gear.
the most portalbe amp i can think is a roland cube. the problem is that your acoustic piano sound will not good through it.
if your playing small/quiet venues, maybe 2 studio monitors with some sort of amp that would allow you to run stereo would work.
thx anyway :d
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