On Wed, Oct 01, 2008 at 03:54:45PM +0200, hollunder@xxxxxx wrote: > Thanks for all the help so far. > Now it's getting serious. > I think I'll get something along the lines of Yamaha P85, Casio PX-120 > or Korg SP-250. They appear pretty similar to me, I couldn't test the > casio yet. > Any recommendation? I own a Korg SP-200 which has the same technology as the SP-250 but without the stand, the pedal and the speakers. It's a nice e-piano very reliable and solid. The sound is okay - the same for the keys. I don't know the other Pianos but this one is good. I would recommend it. But you should try them all in a store. > And the main reason for this message: > It's possible to get three pedals for the Casio and the Yamaha, for The > Korg there's only the sustain pedal. > > My question is: > When and for what will I need the other pedals? How the pedals work is explained in another respond - but I'm playing about 10 years and didn't need another than the sustain pedal. The others may be nice for some pieces, but they are mostly not needed. > I'm just > starting to learn piano but I plan to play a bit unusual music as well > (Schoenberg, etc.). Sounds like fun - even if I never played Schoenberg :) > Thanks again. > Best regards, > Philipp Best regards, Johannes P.S. Sorry for my bad english... _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
