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r/DigitalPiano

2,937 subscribers
Music, as much joy as it can offer, can be an expensive hobby. This is only exacerbated by making the wrong choices in what you buy.
Knowing what you need for practicing and performing can save you a lot of money in the short and long term.
Every dime you save can be applied to another facet of your music projects.
Nothing is worse than making the wrong purchase, especially when you are on a deadline or are working on a particularly entrancing piece.

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to r/DigitalPiano by BlackBird1964
7 months ago
Do Newer Yamaha PSR-E Series Keyboards Sound Better?
to r/DigitalPiano by Justice716
3 months ago
As someone who knows absolutely nothing about piano/digital piano, where to I start given my situation?
to r/DigitalPiano by kierumcak
3 months ago
Can I use my CA901s line in to make it easier to switch between headphones and the built in speaker?
to r/DigitalPiano by Skratifyx
6 months ago
How to line out my FP-10
to r/DigitalPiano by ----Ant----
1 year ago
Old Yamaha Clavinova CVP-107 can I switch off auto reverb and effect?
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