[-] ExplosiveDC@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I highly recommend you save up more. In terms of pianos, starting off with a quality piano is quite an important factor. Aim for at least around the price of a Yamaha P45 for a first piano. More is better, though.

[-] ExplosiveDC@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

The Korg B2 is another popular choice for beginners. Never tried one myself so I can't say much past that.

Generally, any quality digital piano such as the ones you've been looking at will last quite a few years, given that you care for it properly.

Edit: About maintenance, there's hardly much you'll have to do beyond just cleaning the pianoand making sure not too much dust accumulates (I recommend just covering the keybed with a large sheet) Issues with the internals should be taken back for potential warranty claims.

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