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The same can be said for guitars wrt electric vs acoustic. You can easily get a playable electric or acoustic for $200 and a pretty nice one for under $500. With electric, like with a DP you can get a range of sounds and effects with the option to play quietly. As you start going up the curve, the electric guitar cost starts to plateau, whereas the best acoustics can cost many thousands of dollars.


When the kiddies quit their lessons, it is easier to stow or sell the guitar. Also many better guitars do increase in value over time.


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Originally Posted by Dave Ferris

A big HOWEVER--The price of even an entry level "really nice grand", Yamaha C3, Kawai RX-3 are so out of reach for most people they turn to the Digitals.


My acoustic cost less than some digitals.


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The piano is a thing of the past as well as the present. Listen hard enough through all this modern day fabrication, piano is still breathing fine. However, ambition for guitar has seemed to be the higher and more affordable motive.


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Originally Posted by BGJ
I think there is no comparison between the pleasure of playing the acoustic piano compared to the digitals.


Do you play for your own pleasure? I play for the audience.


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