Your review was instrumental (har har) in my decision to buy a B2 yesterday 👍🏼 As a beginner I wanted a piano that sounds good, feels nice and doesn't have to many distracting features. I also like the clean design. I believe it's fairly easy to wire up the Korg pedal connector to a generic "jack" pedal should the original pedal ever give out...
Wish that my father would also be like you. Truly want to buy this one but my father will never give me this. The Casio keyboard which I am having now is also the gift of my aunt not purchased by my father. 😭😭😭
Well, thank you for that! You certainly helped me to make my mind up and I have now ordered a B2 from and online dealer in the UK for only £285.00 (560AD at today's rate) I haven't broken the news to my wife as yet, but with twelve guitars stored away in the attic, I'm guessing she's not going to be well pleased..........
Graham Humpage First congrats for your new piano😍!! Umm second could you plz give the dealer website if there is. And is this dealer shipping for a Middle East countries?
@@norah1543 Good morning Norah, I used a company online by the name of Music Matters. Excellent communication skills and attention to customer service. As to whether they ship to the Middle East, I am not aware, but I'm sure if you contact them they will respond pretty quickly.
The B2 is definitely an amazing midi keyboard and I love the weighted keys. But as a music producer, I don't find the tone of the piano presets to be desirable in really anything I've worked on besides lofi (which I don't make much of). I usually just stick to using it to control VST's.
@@channelmagenta8721 Been a while since I made this comment. The tones of the piano presets actually aren't that bad if you know what to use them for, and the keys are actually way too weighted. In the 11 months since this comment, I've played other keyboards as well as multiple real upright pianos and I hadn't realized how ridiculously weighted the Korg B2 is. I have an upright at home and not even that has keys as heavy as the B2. Also, the audio has begun distorting when you put the volume low which is a problem
@@irbomusic alright Thank you for the quick responce. I just need a keyboard with midi that feels real to play with speakers in so i Can practice without turning on the pc. Got any other keyboard options you would like to share??? It would be greatly appreciated!
i have used korg for a while now, i just wish there was more you could do with it, i guess for the price it’s good but korg is really stepping up their game. i use the sp300 it isn’t the best but still has a great sound
The sounds come through headphones much more nicely than the piano speaker itself I find. The sounds in this TH-cam video are not what you will get out of your piano speaker. Worth noting if you're buying.
Great review, mate! As a KORG dealer and long time fan of the brand, it's a real shame most people in the US are not willing to spend the money on one of these. Over here they go for $750. I usually end up selling for under $700 to finally get rid of them. Never make the money I'm supposed to. I still believe in the brand and their great line of digital pianos. Ty
Thank you so much for the review, I'm thinking of buying it, I played for years on keyboards and never had a digital piano. I'm always undecided which one I'll buy, yamaha, roland, casio, etc but I think this time you helped me decide it, Subscribed
7:32 You do not need an audio interface device or drivers to record music onto your computer This was big, i just ordered it and thought this would be an issue. I'm a complete beginner so thought it would be nice if i could send records to a friend of mine or even play live online. This makes it much more simpler!
Splitting and layering features not required on gigs because of audio over USB? Many of us are very reluctant to take computers to our gigs. There's not even a separate line-out on the B2. You have to use the headphone socket, so that probably cancels your onboard speakers and makes it hard to find compatible cables which are long enough. The sound and action are pretty good, but I prefer the Alesis Prestige which I have tested alongside the B2. If you're stage oriented, like me, you might prefer the Korg D1. It has a better action a simple screen, a strong build and controls close to hand. Line outputs of course. It still has no keyboard split, and has no speakers, but it does have legacy MIDI connectors, which are better for gigs than USB is.
I have this keyboard and i love it! I am not a beginner piano player- i use it for gigs and recording all of my own songs (georgia renee music). Thank you for the breakdown!
Cool review. You're a really good player. I've been playing guitar for a while but always enjoyed piano and I've been mulling over buying a keyboard. This keyboard is a viable option I think. Thanks again for your review.
I love this keyboard! I was at a technology shop today and I came across this keyboard and I played it and I loved it! I might get it for Christmas. Toys video helped me a lot, thanks! I will subscribe because I find your videos very helpful.
Thanks to you I ordered one and I don't even know how to play. LOL. Well, I've always wanted to learn so hopefully it's not too late for a 70 year old man. Thanks for the review.
Thank You ! Informative. Well explained. The Pros Cons and.... a useful instrument review for beginners. Helped me to decide on this model. Best wishes! What do u think of purchasing the accessory with 3 pedals to use instead of the standard included single pedal??
Thanks for your review, greatly appreciated. I wanted to ask you one question: how are the keys in terms of slide-ability? Can you slide along the keys smoothly just as with ivory keys? For example, slide from C7 to C3? I can't seem to find information on this online. Hope to hear :)
How do you change sound and how know what sound you are on in the bank? It might be hard to Hear the difference beteende the different piano sounds for example.
Well in my model Korg B2SP BK - static awful noise from the speakers! I'm very disappointed with this model because I didn't find info about the noise issue from the speakers in any review.
So. I have played the Piano for quite some years. So, you say it's good but only for beginners? What? Also: A better one for under 600$ for advanced piano players?
Dude, I wanted a "pow" intro to this electronic piano that would lead me to stop drooling over the Roland FP-30X (with a bigger price tag) I kept saying "it doesn't look like the Korg is better" but your review changed my mind big time. I'm absolutely impressed with the tones... But I don't want a piano for playing "games" we already have 3 that have hundreds of tones..I was just wondering if I really needed the Roland's bells and whistles and it doesn't justify the larger price tag, heck no! Drooling over the Korg now and counting my pennies for when I'm ready to get it. 😊
Hey this is such a good review. I've been thinking about buying this because you mentioned the MIDI direct input into the computer without any audio interface. Just quick question, does the USB come in with the package or is it a separate purchase?
Hi nice post does it give decent sound connected to external amplifier from headphone line out? Much noise or distortion? Wish they could have put in proper line outs regards Isaac
I'm an audio engineer, and I haven't heard anything that good below 800 bucks. I can get this for 400 cad right now on sale. No brainer! Also let's be honest : harpsichord sounds always sucks. It's just a meme at this point
Jas - I rate my keyboards on how many harpsichord sounds they have. If it doesn't have a harpsichord sound, it just isn't a keyboard. Jk. But it is a great value instrument. Probably they best value 88-note in Australia at the moment
Is the key action of this B2 lighter, similar or heavier than, say, a Yamaha or a Roland? I have a Roland and the action is lighter than on Yamaha digital pianos. In fact, as far as I'm aware, the action of the Yamahas is the heaviest on the market.
I understand that 'added stuff' costs the manufacturer $$$. BUT, is this the ONLY digital in this price range that doesn't allow you to layer strings on piano???
hey im planning to learn the piano as a beginner and slowly work my way up to more advanced repertoire. Is the action on this good enough for me to transition to an acoustic at some point without too much difficulty? Im really torn between this and the fp10.
Thanks for the review. I just wonder whether it could be interconnected to other Korg PA Series arranger as well. Will the connection will be through MIDI or it could be using USB directly?
Hi thanks for the review ! As you cycle through different sounds by pressing the sound button, Is there any way to get back to the previous sound ? I believe that clicking of sound button only moves in forward direction Also how is B2 compared to LP380 ?
You’re the first reviewer I’ve seen that actually plays the instrument so that I could get an idea of tone. I recently bought an Artesia PA-88H + and I’m a little concerned about how “strident” it sounds. I’ve rolled off as much treble as I can, and boosted the bass as much as I can…but I’m not getting the “warm” sound I’m looking for, plus the organ sounds are only Church Organ or Organ, again not what I’m looking for. Do you have any suggestions on achieving the sound I’m after? I almost bought a Koro B2 Black for a little more than what I paid for the artesia, but the Korg could not be shipped from Queensland to Victoria by JB Hi Fi. Would appreciate it if you could reply.
Hey there! Great video! I really like this piano too and I’m trying to use it for recording purposes.. I’m pretty novice at piano and midi instruments.. I’m super frustrated though.. I have tried a bunch of times to figure out how to get it to record via USB cable but the only thing that happens is that it winds up playing the recording on the keyboard speakers.. I have tried a bunch of stuff in both Cakewalk and Reaper and I cannot get the piano to record or play through my headphones. I am a skilled amateur at recording and feel like I’ve tried everything. Can you offer any suggestions? (This also goes for other commenters as well)
hello. I would like to ask you if the Liano grand piano sound contains loop sampling to produce a prolonged sustain. I would also like to ask about the semi-heavy keyboard. is it the same as the chrome ex model? thank you
Hey awesome review!!! Can you help me? I was thinking if I can connect the usb to a laptop to use a VST and hear the sounds of the VST thru the Korgs built in speakers. That would be great! And I was thinking if there will be some problems with latency. Again, thanks! (sorry for my english!)
Both are kind of the same in some ways. I know that the speakers on the korg are louder than the p45 as the korg has 2 15w speakers while the p45 has 2 6w speakers
I’m planning to use digital piano, more like 88 keys MIDI controller with some additional knobs and faders like Monogram. What is the space over speakers? Is it possible to set there a laptop and some controllers? Thank you.
Kinda Off topic but what’s ur opinion on white pianos? Will the white hold that color overtime? Im thinking of getting the korg B2 white version but idk if it will still look good in a few years
great review. has the poliphony been a hindrance in your testing of this piano? personally between the B2 and the Privia 160, but the more I learn about each piano in that price range(including the P45 and FP-10), the more analysis paralysis i get.
Received mine today - it is my first piano indeed. However I can hear a very audible hissing sound through the speakers, as well as through the headphones. It's constant and it can also be heard when the piano is being played. Tried everything - unplugging everything, plugging it in different rooms, in different parts of the room - nothing affects the hissing. I understand that a certain white noise level is to be expected and tolerated, but is a sound that can be heard from several meters away normal?
I'm torn between the Korg B2 (the non stand variant) and the Roland FP-10. My 8 year old son has been learing for 3 years intermittently (because ... COVID) and is being taught on an acoustic piano, but we need sth for house practice too. Now the Korg B2 looks wonderful, I like the looks of it and what I see on reviews feature-wise, but also the action of the Roland FP-10 is praised so much. I'm happy with the output options of the Korg, and bluetooth lack isn't really a deal breaker for me. What do you think I should get that would be enough for years of piano lessons to come? (As a side note, he has been practicing on a borrowed Yamaha PSR-A300 with no "action", so I really want to get him sth that will also help him build strength via key resistance, and be as close as possible to the acoustic one - can't really go the extra mile for one right now)
idk if you already solved this, Ive been debating between the two and watching tons of reviews. If thats your price range from everything ive seen everyone agrees the FP10 is the most similar in key feel to an acoustic piano. If youre willing to go higher in price there might be better options, and do look at other reviews as well. Just from what ive seen FP10 is most recommended if you plan on going on to play an acoustic one. Tho if your son has already had experience on an acoustic one, you could take him to a store and have him be your best test of how close the FP10 feels to the real one.
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I bought it half year ago, and works really well. No problems with it, I didnt regret!
Your review was instrumental (har har) in my decision to buy a B2 yesterday 👍🏼 As a beginner I wanted a piano that sounds good, feels nice and doesn't have to many distracting features. I also like the clean design. I believe it's fairly easy to wire up the Korg pedal connector to a generic "jack" pedal should the original pedal ever give out...
Tried this at a shop today. It's too basic for my needs, but I'm seriously impressed with what you get for the money.
thank you so much for the review. thinking of getting this for my 12 year old daughter. thumbs up for mentioning the proprietary pedal connection
Glad to help 🙂
Wish that my father would also be like you.
Truly want to buy this one but my father will never give me this.
The Casio keyboard which I am having now is also the gift of my aunt not purchased by my father.
😭😭😭
@@KeyboardTalks does this piano have Aux out? Can i connect it to an amplifier?
I have this digital piano, my parents give me it today and yes its wonderful
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
That quick playing at 1:45 was too short it sounded so good, I kept running it back!😊
Its Debussy "Clair de Lune"
@@luispinheirodosmontes7219 Thankss!
What I did for the layering is connect it to my iPad and using KORG apps/GarageBand to have a dual voices.
Well, thank you for that! You certainly helped me to make my mind up and I have now ordered a B2 from and online dealer in the UK for only £285.00 (560AD at today's rate) I haven't broken the news to my wife as yet, but with twelve guitars stored away in the attic, I'm guessing she's not going to be well pleased..........
Graham Humpage First congrats for your new piano😍!! Umm second could you plz give the dealer website if there is. And is this dealer shipping for a Middle East countries?
@@norah1543 Good morning Norah, I used a company online by the name of Music Matters. Excellent communication skills and attention to customer service. As to whether they ship to the Middle East, I am not aware, but I'm sure if you contact them they will respond pretty quickly.
Graham Humpage Great! Thanks
Where did you order it from buddy? As I can only find it for £350.
The B2 is definitely an amazing midi keyboard and I love the weighted keys. But as a music producer, I don't find the tone of the piano presets to be desirable in really anything I've worked on besides lofi (which I don't make much of). I usually just stick to using it to control VST's.
But does it feel pleasant for midi and recording??? cause thats my primary goal
@@channelmagenta8721 Been a while since I made this comment. The tones of the piano presets actually aren't that bad if you know what to use them for, and the keys are actually way too weighted. In the 11 months since this comment, I've played other keyboards as well as multiple real upright pianos and I hadn't realized how ridiculously weighted the Korg B2 is. I have an upright at home and not even that has keys as heavy as the B2. Also, the audio has begun distorting when you put the volume low which is a problem
@@irbomusic alright Thank you for the quick responce. I just need a keyboard with midi that feels real to play with speakers in so i Can practice without turning on the pc. Got any other keyboard options you would like to share??? It would be greatly appreciated!
@@channelmagenta8721 Sorry, I don't know any good ones. I assume Yamaha or other Korg keyboards would be worth researching
@@lespetitszoiseaux3774 I just find the extra weight unnecessary and counterintuitive when playing chords really fast or tremolo
i have used korg for a while now, i just wish there was more you could do with it, i guess for the price it’s good but korg is really stepping up their game. i use the sp300 it isn’t the best but still has a great sound
That detuned Harpsichord is great for The Addams Family soundtrack 😂
The sounds come through headphones much more nicely than the piano speaker itself I find. The sounds in this TH-cam video are not what you will get out of your piano speaker. Worth noting if you're buying.
Connect it to a good stereo set, it will Sound warm and bassy.
I'm in love! Piano is great too, think I'll pick one up finally. I've been looking at it for a while.
Great review, mate!
As a KORG dealer and long time fan of the brand, it's a real shame most people in the US are not willing to spend the money on one of these. Over here they go for $750. I usually end up selling for under $700 to finally get rid of them. Never make the money I'm supposed to. I still believe in the brand and their great line of digital pianos. Ty
Thank you so much for the review, I'm thinking of buying it, I played for years on keyboards and never had a digital piano. I'm always undecided which one I'll buy, yamaha, roland, casio, etc but I think this time you helped me decide it, Subscribed
I have the same dilemma. Same choice. May I ask what you got in the end?
I think audio/midi out is a great idea - stick this in my laptop and add in some vst's and that's awesome for live or recording.
Totally agree!
I just purchased a B2. My first and I am a beginner beginner.
Awesome!
I love my Korg B2. I am learinng with Damon Ferrante's book which is so very well put together for very beginner Adults, like me. Great piano.
7:32 You do not need an audio interface device or drivers to record music onto your computer
This was big, i just ordered it and thought this would be an issue.
I'm a complete beginner so thought it would be nice if i could send records to a friend of mine or even play live online.
This makes it much more simpler!
Splitting and layering features not required on gigs because of audio over USB? Many of us are very reluctant to take computers to our gigs. There's not even a separate line-out on the B2. You have to use the headphone socket, so that probably cancels your onboard speakers and makes it hard to find compatible cables which are long enough.
The sound and action are pretty good, but I prefer the Alesis Prestige which I have tested alongside the B2.
If you're stage oriented, like me, you might prefer the Korg D1. It has a better action a simple screen, a strong build and controls close to hand. Line outputs of course. It still has no keyboard split, and has no speakers, but it does have legacy MIDI connectors, which are better for gigs than USB is.
I have this keyboard and i love it! I am not a beginner piano player- i use it for gigs and recording all of my own songs (georgia renee music). Thank you for the breakdown!
Cool review. You're a really good player. I've been playing guitar for a while but always enjoyed piano and I've been mulling over buying a keyboard.
This keyboard is a viable option I think.
Thanks again for your review.
Thank you for this! Blessings
Thanks 🙌🏻
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Sounds good, i've been a long time looking for a digital piano. This might be the one. Not so basic as as n 45 and cheaper than an p 125.
I've got one, it's a great pick ;)
@@arieltm1193 it's still good?
I love this keyboard! I was at a technology shop today and I came across this keyboard and I played it and I loved it! I might get it for Christmas. Toys video helped me a lot, thanks! I will subscribe because I find your videos very helpful.
hi, and what can you report about the keys, if the fingers slipper or it stable during a rapid playing?
Thanks to you I ordered one and I don't even know how to play. LOL. Well, I've always wanted to learn so hopefully it's not too late for a 70 year old man. Thanks for the review.
I just placed a smoking deal on this 325$ mint condition. This video really helped me make my choice.
Are you happy with your purchase? Thinking of buying it tomorrow
Great review, well done. Going to get one based on your review.
Thank You ! Informative. Well explained. The Pros Cons and.... a useful instrument review for beginners.
Helped me to decide on this model.
Best wishes!
What do u think of purchasing the accessory with 3 pedals to use instead of the standard included single pedal??
Thank you for the very informative content. I probably gonna have this korg!
Thanks for your review, greatly appreciated. I wanted to ask you one question: how are the keys in terms of slide-ability? Can you slide along the keys smoothly just as with ivory keys? For example, slide from C7 to C3? I can't seem to find information on this online. Hope to hear :)
How do you change sound and how know what sound you are on in the bank? It might be hard to Hear the difference beteende the different piano sounds for example.
Roland FP-10 vs Yamaha P-45 vs Korg B2 which one ?
p125, you had 3 month to save up for the additional 50 bucks xD
personally i think that korg b2 is better, he sounds more natural for me
The b2 doesn't last long. I've had one for a year and some months and it's already giving problems.
@@JustinDAMusic
care to share the problems ?
since I'm very interested in buying this coz of its lower price compare to y p125.
@@luciferxyXX I believe the alesis prestige artist is actually a better bet than all of these!
Well in my model Korg B2SP BK - static awful noise from the speakers! I'm very disappointed with this model because I didn't find info about the noise issue from the speakers in any review.
Just discovered this channel and wow! Great content, you got yourself a new subscriber!
🙌🏻🙌🏻 Thank you!
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So. I have played the Piano for quite some years. So, you say it's good but only for beginners? What?
Also: A better one for under 600$ for advanced piano players?
Dude, I wanted a "pow" intro to this electronic piano that would lead me to stop drooling over the Roland FP-30X (with a bigger price tag) I kept saying "it doesn't look like the Korg is better" but your review changed my mind big time. I'm absolutely impressed with the tones... But I don't want a piano for playing "games" we already have 3 that have hundreds of tones..I was just wondering if I really needed the Roland's bells and whistles and it doesn't justify the larger price tag, heck no! Drooling over the Korg now and counting my pennies for when I'm ready to get it. 😊
Thank you for this. Such a well done review and so helpful for first time buyers
Just bought one, eagerly awaiting the courier to deliver it! 😎
what's your opinion?
2yrs later any return on experience?
@@VerhaalvontuurI love it! Use it as my midi controller keyboard too.
great video mate :) your video helped me to make up my mind that this digital piano is for me.
Hey this is such a good review. I've been thinking about buying this because you mentioned the MIDI direct input into the computer without any audio interface. Just quick question, does the USB come in with the package or is it a separate purchase?
I think this is the chepear digital piano with "stand" , three pedals and some quality sound isn´t it? That´s what I´m looking for
Nuno Arts hey 👋🏻- they do sell a version with stand a pedals. Check with your local store to find a good price
I am between the B2 and the Liano for first Piano. what would be better especially to use as MIDI?
Hi nice post does it give decent sound connected to external amplifier from headphone line out? Much noise or distortion? Wish they could have put in proper line outs regards Isaac
I'm an audio engineer, and I haven't heard anything that good below 800 bucks. I can get this for 400 cad right now on sale. No brainer! Also let's be honest : harpsichord sounds always sucks. It's just a meme at this point
Jas - I rate my keyboards on how many harpsichord sounds they have. If it doesn't have a harpsichord sound, it just isn't a keyboard.
Jk.
But it is a great value instrument. Probably they best value 88-note in Australia at the moment
Where can we find this for $400 CAD?
Some of my keys take a while to rise again after being pressed. Help me please
If they'd replaced the harpsichord with a nice vibraphone voice, it'd be so much better.
Yeah awesome for the price! I got one!
Is the key action of this B2 lighter, similar or heavier than, say, a Yamaha or a Roland?
I have a Roland and the action is lighter than on Yamaha digital pianos. In fact, as far as I'm aware, the action of the Yamahas is the heaviest on the market.
I heard you can make this board disappear on stage with its stealth technology.
I understand that 'added stuff' costs the manufacturer $$$. BUT, is this the ONLY digital in this price range that doesn't allow you to layer strings on piano???
I wanna learn how to play so am looking for which one to get.
Can you tell me which cable I need to order to connect my iphone/ipad with the Korg B2 for use with the module?
hey im planning to learn the piano as a beginner and slowly work my way up to more advanced repertoire. Is the action on this good enough for me to transition to an acoustic at some point without too much difficulty? Im really torn between this and the fp10.
Hey the action is definitely great for transitioning. I have the B2 and an acoustic piano and the transition is fairly seamless. GL.
Thank you this intresting review about this piano. I want to buy it, so tis is the reason why I watched your video.
Excellent video!! Regards from Argentina
Just got it! Love it!!
Excellent review, very helpful.
Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks for the review. I just wonder whether it could be interconnected to other Korg PA Series arranger as well. Will the connection will be through MIDI or it could be using USB directly?
this gonna work with fl studio?
Hello, thank you for this great video ! Can you please tell us what is the support that you are using for this piano ?
bless you for this.
Heyy great video! Is it possible to know the name of all the tracks you played? I would love to play them on my Korg!
Hi thanks for the review !
As you cycle through different sounds by pressing the sound button, Is there any way to get back to the previous sound ?
I believe that clicking of sound button only moves in forward direction
Also how is B2 compared to LP380 ?
You’re the first reviewer I’ve seen that actually plays the instrument so that I could get an idea of tone.
I recently bought an Artesia PA-88H + and I’m a little concerned about how “strident” it sounds. I’ve rolled off as much treble as I can, and boosted the bass as much as I can…but I’m not getting the “warm” sound I’m looking for, plus the organ sounds are only Church Organ or Organ, again not what I’m looking for. Do you have any suggestions on achieving the sound I’m after?
I almost bought a Koro B2 Black for a little more than what I paid for the artesia, but the Korg could not be shipped from Queensland to Victoria by JB Hi Fi.
Would appreciate it if you could reply.
Sorry, Korg B2 Black.
Hello bro please help me choose btw fp10 vs px160 vs korg b2
Korg b2
Hey there! Great video! I really like this piano too and I’m trying to use it for recording purposes.. I’m pretty novice at piano and midi instruments.. I’m super frustrated though.. I have tried a bunch of times to figure out how to get it to record via USB cable but the only thing that happens is that it winds up playing the recording on the keyboard speakers.. I have tried a bunch of stuff in both Cakewalk and Reaper and I cannot get the piano to record or play through my headphones. I am a skilled amateur at recording and feel like I’ve tried everything. Can you offer any suggestions? (This also goes for other commenters as well)
So you can use it also as a midi controller? Thanks for the review, I was looking for a digital piano for not much money and this one looks perfect.
Yes you can!
@@itskathyaaaa thx :)
hello. I would like to ask you if the Liano grand piano sound contains loop sampling to produce a prolonged sustain. I would also like to ask about the semi-heavy keyboard. is it the same as the chrome ex model? thank you
How long should it take for the on button to work? When I turn it off and on, it doesn't turn on immediately.
Hi! What is better Korg b2 or Casio px1100 or Yamaha p145...?
Korg b2 vs roland fp10?
Hi, i am looking for the best key action between: Yamaha P515, Roland FP90 and Kawai ES8, and why?...
is it better than yahama p45?
Hey awesome review!!! Can you help me? I was thinking if I can connect the usb to a laptop to use a VST and hear the sounds of the VST thru the Korgs built in speakers. That would be great! And I was thinking if there will be some problems with latency. Again, thanks! (sorry for my english!)
Thank you for the review. I am thinking of buying either Korg B2 or Yamaha P45. Which do you prefer out of the two?
Korg b2 is much better!
Both are kind of the same in some ways. I know that the speakers on the korg are louder than the p45 as the korg has 2 15w speakers while the p45 has 2 6w speakers
Pataki_Solopianomusic Korg B2 vs Roland fp-10?
@@zenitsu204 I cant confirm this myself, but all the comparisons I have seen of the fp-10 say that it has the best sound
@@zenitsu204 Roland fp 10
I’m planning to use digital piano, more like 88 keys MIDI controller with some additional knobs and faders like Monogram. What is the space over speakers? Is it possible to set there a laptop and some controllers? Thank you.
The MIDI function is compatible only with MAC or also with Windows?
Thanks for sharing! Question: are the texture of the keys slippery or do they have some grip? Like say a Roland fp-10 has?
On a slippery scale, I'd give it a 7/10 a bit too slippery
I'd love to know what ur playing on the first piano - German piano
Awesome review outstanding
Can you overcome polyphony if u connect it to pc and vst ?the sound in this scenario gonna come out of my monitors or piano speakers?
Kinda Off topic but what’s ur opinion on white pianos? Will the white hold that color overtime? Im thinking of getting the korg B2 white version but idk if it will still look good in a few years
I think it would be cool if it kind of yellowed over time ...
Good video, btw which stand you have used in the the video.
great review. has the poliphony been a hindrance in your testing of this piano? personally between the B2 and the Privia 160, but the more I learn about each piano in that price range(including the P45 and FP-10), the more analysis paralysis i get.
This has 120 polyphony which should not be a hindrance. The P45 only has 64 which is a bit low for 2020.
Received mine today - it is my first piano indeed. However I can hear a very audible hissing sound through the speakers, as well as through the headphones. It's constant and it can also be heard when the piano is being played. Tried everything - unplugging everything, plugging it in different rooms, in different parts of the room - nothing affects the hissing. I understand that a certain white noise level is to be expected and tolerated, but is a sound that can be heard from several meters away normal?
You probably have a ground loop or other electrical issue in your home causing interference.
I have the same issue. It's hissing. I'm giving it back and am looking for a new one.
If I wanted to record music would I be able to connect/sink it to my Mac Book Air?
Have you heard of the NUX WK 310, really want to know your opinion on this if you had your hands on it.
I'm torn between the Korg B2 (the non stand variant) and the Roland FP-10. My 8 year old son has been learing for 3 years intermittently (because ... COVID) and is being taught on an acoustic piano, but we need sth for house practice too. Now the Korg B2 looks wonderful, I like the looks of it and what I see on reviews feature-wise, but also the action of the Roland FP-10 is praised so much. I'm happy with the output options of the Korg, and bluetooth lack isn't really a deal breaker for me. What do you think I should get that would be enough for years of piano lessons to come?
(As a side note, he has been practicing on a borrowed Yamaha PSR-A300 with no "action", so I really want to get him sth that will also help him build strength via key resistance, and be as close as possible to the acoustic one - can't really go the extra mile for one right now)
idk if you already solved this, Ive been debating between the two and watching tons of reviews. If thats your price range from everything ive seen everyone agrees the FP10 is the most similar in key feel to an acoustic piano. If youre willing to go higher in price there might be better options, and do look at other reviews as well. Just from what ive seen FP10 is most recommended if you plan on going on to play an acoustic one. Tho if your son has already had experience on an acoustic one, you could take him to a store and have him be your best test of how close the FP10 feels to the real one.
is this better than p45 thx
great presentation buddy going off to JB to buy one !
How does this compare with say the Kawai ES110 or Yamaha P125?
Is harpsichord completely bad? I was thinking about playing piano mostly and harpsichord sometimes, would be disappointing if it is no good at all.
Please help with the transpose button
Hey, great review!! Btw can you tell me where I can buy your mic stand?
Hey John - it's Konig and Meyer KM 25400. My friends at KC's in Melbourne sell it - www.keyboardcorner.com.au/konig-meyer-25400-boom-arm-mic-stand-black/
I loved electrc piano
What model stand are you using in this video?
What should i buy Korg B2,Yamaha P45 or Roland F 20 ??
Great review!!
How do I adjust the metronomes timing?
How does this compare to Roland fp10?
It doesn't. Roland fp10 is better in nearly every aspect.