Today I visited Rimmer's Music in Edinburgh and loved the feel of the following:
Roland LX5 - £1895 in black
Yamaha CLP845 - £1948
Roland HP702 (tiny mark on it) - £1341
Kawaii CA501 - £1948
All felt good to play, just looking for the best sound system overall and something that will last me through my beginner stages (upgrading from a cheap 200 Glarry).
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I have got a second hand Glarry GDP203 that I paid £100 for, and after 180 hours of learning over 3 months I've decided I want to take piano seriously. I'm moving into a cottage so won't be playing in a massive room with high ceilings, but I would like something with crisp loud sound. The Glarry sounds awful (as I expected) and everything sounds muffled. Was looking at the Yamaha CLP 825 but then all the comments suggested going for the 835, which is a fair leap in price as I'm already going a bit over with the 825. Does anyone have any other recommendations? I'd be looking for a cabinet style one and read that the sound system on the Clavinovas is excellent
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I have got a second hand Glarry GDP203 that I paid £100 for, and after 180 hours of learning over 3 months I've decided I want to take piano seriously. I'm moving into a cottage so won't be playing in a massive room with high ceilings, but I would like something with crisp loud sound. The Glarry sounds awful (as I expected) and everything sounds muffled. Was looking at the Yamaha CLP 825 but then all the comments suggested going for the 835, which is a fair leap in price as I'm already going a bit over with the 825. Does anyone have any other recommendations? I'd be looking for a cabinet style one and read that the sound system on the Clavinovas is excellent
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I'm on day 32 of learning the piano and been working through Faber and Piano Marvel alongside some flashcards to learn the notes on the staff. This was the first major challenge I faced in Faber. Any suggestions on how to improve as it sounds awful (obviously given my experience) compared to other learners on YouTube are welcome. I started it last night and this is the first song I've found myself looking at the keys when I make a point not to.
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Hi, I'm on day 25 of learning the piano from scratch (Faber adult book 1, piano marvel and one 30 minute lesson a week). Been doing 3 hours a day in 30 minutes sessions and I'm now just finishing the sleeping beauty waltz, which was the trickiest one yet! For when I finish Faber all in one book 1 I plan on getting book two, but also wanted some additional more 'fun' things to play at my level. Would you recommend Faber popular (or Disney) level 1, or to get the Faber sight-reading book?
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I've been working through Piano Marvel, Faber's book and Alfred's book and had three 30 minute lessons now. I'm on day 14 and just managed to learn What Can I Share at tempo in about 15 minutes with no issues. Only problem is that when I look back at older pieces that start with both hands starting on middle C it feels so awkward and almost harder now. Is this normal and is there a way around this? Starting one octave down feels so much easier and I was having no issues going from C major to G7 etc but then as soon as I tried the both hands on middle C I was so confused!
Hi, I had an orange spanner notification last week and ignored it for a few days then I got a red flashing oil container. For the past few days it's sometimes there and other times when I turn the engine off and on it disappears. Went to a garage and they took the oil reading and said it's fine and could be £1000 to fix. Took oil reading myself today after being parked for an hour and it was sitting right on the minimum. Does this sound like something that could be fixed with a simple oil top up or a more serious issue? No oil leaking and car sounds totally normal when driving.