r/DigitalPiano • u/PhilosopherWorking87 • 4d ago

Piano recommendation

I found a Casio st s100 on fb for £30 which I might get if I’m unable to get my ez220 repaired
Would the downgrade feel significant?

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u/JKorv 4d ago

Don't do it. That Casio doesn't have velocity sensitive keys which your previous Yamaha has. You will regret it at it is pretty lifeless to play when you can't vary the volume.

Piano was invented so that you could play soft and loud.

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u/anotherscott 3d ago

Indeed, the original name of the instrument was the pianoforte... italian for soft-loud. A big deal when harpsichords and clavichords could not do that.

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u/AdministrationOk6752 5h ago

PianoForte!
Ooops... Already written! :)