Digital Piano Comparison

NOTES:

• - All pianos have 88-keys, hammer-action, midi ports and 1 or 2 headphone jacks unless otherwise noted
• - Graded/Progressive action means the bass keys are heavier to the touch with treble keys lighter to the touch like a acoustic piano
• - Hammer action means the weight and feel are like that of an acoustic piano
• - Arranger means the model has auto accompaniment and/or rhythm styles that follow your playing with other sounds
• - Polyphony is the simultaneous number of notes that can play. A stereo sound or a crossfaded recording would use 2 notes of polyphony.
• - A sequencer is a midi recorder which records the notes and volume of the notes you play. It is not an audio recorder. It can be exported via midi to a computer.