A digital piano offers a number of benefits that an acoustic piano can't.

Digital piano technology today is producing pianos that have the feel and touch of an acoustic piano and tonal sounds of a concert grand piano. There are quality instruments that play and sound like an acoustic piano with sampled sounds for each individual note capturing all the nuances of their harmonic color. With tonal characteristics of a concert grand piano, smooth dynamic transition, and natural decay, note by note, even the most advanced pianist's experience will equal an acoustic piano.

But there are many advantages of a digital piano as compared to an acoustic piano:

• A digital piano will stay in tune in any environment, and under any playing conditions.
   
• Digital pianos can play silently with headphones which is an important benefit for the player and the family.
   
• A variety of instrument sounds can be played from the keyboard including guitar, saxophone, strings, most orchestral instruments, drum sounds or even applause.
   
• A built-in sequencer is available on many digital piano allowing you to capture your performances or your original songs for playback later. It's also an excellent tool in learning to play and use software designed for many method courses.

You'll be amazed at the host of other features that makes a digital piano fun for the whole family. Play and create actual music score that is printable in music format, interface with other musical devices such as I-pods, DVD, CD and camera media. They’re ideal for sing-a-longs, transpose to put music in a different key, watch video displays on external monitors, play along with recorded music, built-in lesson support tools, low maintenance and ease to move.

Whether you're a parent, student or a professional pianist, a digital piano just might be the right thing for you.

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