Kurzweil Sp88 88-Key Stage Piano

Pros: Kurzweil quality
Cons: A little bright

When gigging with a synthesizer, you often find that live performance probably wont call for all the fancy features they possess.

You see, it is often hard and time consuming to act out some of the more technical features of a synth, such as...

Pros: Professional-sounding and feeling keyboard cheaper these days than ever before; award winning sounds
Cons: Still expensive for a college student; had to buy expensive headphones to go with it

Because I've played piano for ages and hope someday to earn extra bucks playing venues other than churches, I asked Santa for a Kurzweil keyboard for Christmas and she complied (several weeks before the holiday, as we found a great deal at a store...

Pros: Sounds as real as it gets.
Cons: Limited instrument selection.

My wife began taking lessons about a year ago. Unfortunately her lessons are taught by a co-worker at her place of business, so a portable piano was necessary. The tiny Casio keyboard just wasn't cutting it. Her teacher has a Roland EP70, which was what...

Pros: Great sounds, Great feel!
Cons: Preset effects

Kurzweil breaks down the price barriers, again! Sporting an excellent purple paint job, this baby has an updated Fatar keybed. Previous models typically encountered counter-weight issues caused by travel and hard playing. The revised keybed looks like it...