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Travelling with a keyboard #701191 04/20/05 03:52 AM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 8 Sheffield UK Monobrow157 OP Junior Member
OP Monobrow157 Junior Member Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 8 Sheffield UK	Hi there i am really new to this forum, and playing the piano so i am just seeking advice, at the moment i don't own a piano or keyboard - i am borrowing my sisters keyboard and usuing a piano at the university i am at, what i want to know is what would a good portable keyboard be - it must be pretty durable as for a job i teach snowboarding abroad... i don't really want to stop playing every winter as i feel i wont progress this way. any ideas??? thanks alot

Re: Travelling with a keyboard #701192 04/20/05 09:36 AM
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cobs Full Member C Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 327 London	If you want a fully weighted keyboard, that feels and sounds like a piano, then go for Yamaha P90 (without built in speakers) or Yamaha P120 (with speakers). P90 is probably the most durable of the two. A proud employee of Yamaha-Kemble Music (please scan all posts with bias scanner...)

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