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Are you looking for your first digital piano and wondering whether this popular model from the Arius series is worth the investment? In our detailed Yamaha YDP-145 review, we put the instrument through its paces.
Buying your very first electric guitar is a magical moment. But this is exactly where many beginners hit a brick wall. The selection in shops is massive, the price differences are enormous, and the sheer number of technical terms can quickly become overwhelming. We’ll show you which model truly is the best electric guitar for your musical goals.
Are you looking for a digital piano that combines excellent sound with an authentic playing feel, while still being light enough to transport? In our in-depth review of the Kawai ES 520, we take a close look at this popular portable piano and examine whether it’s the right choice for both ambitious beginners and more advanced players.
When you first start learning the guitar, it can sometimes feel like a massive mountain to climb. The best way to tackle this mountain step by step is with easy songs that give you a quick sense of achievement. In this article, you will find a collection of 10 easy guitar songs that are particularly well-suited for beginners.
In our detailed Kawai ES120 review, we take a close look at the popular successor to the ES-110. From sound and playing feel to user-friendliness – we show you whether this compact instrument lives up to the hype and delivers exactly what it promises.
Buying your very first electric guitar is a magical moment. But this is exactly where many beginners hit a brick wall. The selection in shops is massive, the price differences are enormous, and the sheer number of technical terms can quickly become overwhelming. We’ll show you which model truly is the best electric guitar for your musical goals.
Are you looking for a digital piano that doesn’t feel like a compromise, but like a real instrument? Then the Kawai CN 201 is just right for you. As the successor to the popular CN 29, it has big shoes to fill.
