If you want to buy a piano, please teach me with a high finger!

It is not recommended to buy an electric piano, the reason is very simple, the electric piano is a high-grade electronic piano to put it bluntly, which is equivalent to the same principle of instant noodles and hand-rolled noodles, no matter how good the nutrition of instant noodles is, it cannot be compared with hand-rolled noodles.

Pianos within 9000 are recommended to buy Pearl River. Of course, you get what you pay for, and if you want to buy a good one, you have to spend more money. Pearl River is the lowest-grade piano, and no matter how low it is, you can't use it.

If you want to buy a better one, it is recommended to buy Yamaha or Kawaii. Basically, Yamaha's piano can accompany a person for a lifetime, even if a high piano major is enough.

Add it to more than 10,000, it's better not to buy those pianos. It's all second-hand garbage pianos. It's better to buy electric steel

There are many types of pianos. Depending on the height, the sound will be different. I'm also a junior high school student and just bought a piano this summer.

I recommend asking your piano teacher to take you to the piano selection and recommend you to buy Stanley's, the best domestic product. Don't buy the Pearl River, Earl. These instruments are generally almost rotten after 5 years.

You can probably buy a 1w2 126 Stanley or a 130 Stanley, a 126 with a descender. That's what my family uses. The descent is a good thing!

The sound quality of the 130 is better. Take your pick about Yamaha. These are Japanese goods, although I am not anti-Japanese.

Yamaha is indeed a good instrument. But it should be more than 2w! And don't buy a white piano, it will rot in 1 year

The electric piano feels bad, it is easy to let the hand out of shape, and the sound quality is not as good as that of a pure piano, but Yamaha's piano is good.

Play and play, choose electric steel: cheap, no maintenance, do not disturb the people (headphones are available), fun (various timbres).

But electric steel and pianos are still very different, just like guitars and electric guitars, cars and battery cars, beds and sofa beds.

If you want to learn piano seriously, within your budget, you can consider models below Pearl River 120, which have a relatively high credit-to-price ratio. Don't think about second-hand pianos, second-hand pianos at this price are garbage, just like the second-hand cars of Wan, which are not as good as the new Alto.

Piano. The 118m of the Pearl River is more than 8,000, which is not much stronger than the electric piano.

Yamaha YA118 is only 178 thousand, 121 is more than 20,000 points.

Electric pianos are cheap, but I personally don't think you should buy them. The electric piano does not feel good from the touch of the keys and the timbre of the simulated piano. If you buy a piano, you can buy Pearl River or Yamaha, ** may be above 10,000, but the quality is guaranteed.

If you buy 8 9000, you can buy Xinghai. But it's worth considering the Pearl River.