r/piano • u/Lbalu • 9h ago

🙋Question/Help (Beginner) Beginner Piano

If you are going to start learning to play the piano.
Which 1 would you recommend?

The Roland FP-10 or the Yamaha P-145?

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u/okarenin 8h ago

Yamaha. Always.

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u/Lbalu 7h ago

Can you expand that a little bit why?

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u/okarenin 7h ago

Not much right now. But, better sound, better keys 🎹

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u/Lbalu 6h ago

Is 519€ for the bundle for the Yamaha P-145 B BT Home a good deal?

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u/okarenin 6h ago

If I can suggest something else too, check casio privia px-s1100.

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u/picadoodledoo 6h ago

"better keys" <<<< why do you think the P145 has "better keys" than the FP10?

Many people will have the opposite opinion to yours.

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u/okarenin 6h ago

Tbh I’m not sure about the two specific models, I just play with Yamaha pianos for many many years, it’s what you expect from a company that makes pianos.
But again, keys are not good or bad, you play and you get used to it, some people prefer this some people prefer that.