Alesis Recital Pro - Digital Electric Piano / Keyboard with 88 Weighted Hammer Action Keys
professional piano performance,Alesis Recital Pro digital Electric piano keyboard,88 premium full sized Weighted Hammer action keys,premium sounds 12 voices,20W speakers,the included power adapter
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About Alesis Recital Pro - Digital Electric Piano / Keyboard with 88 Weighted Hammer Action Keys
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
80% liked the seamless app integration
The piano has a USB port in the back, allowing me to plug into a phone and learn from an app.
85% appreciated the connectivity options
I easily connected the sustaining pedal to the piano and it works well.
The piano has a connection for a computer and can be used as a full functioning part of my studio.
79% praised the sleek and compact design
I love the simplistic design, 88 keys, and attention to detail of the electric piano.
89% appreciated the key action
I chose the pro version with hammer keys for a better playing experience and found it extremely enjoyable.
67% found the pedal functionality useful
I purchased the sustain pedal once I reached the point in my lessons where the pedal is used and it opened up a new level of play.
The pedal functionality feels very realistic compared to a real piano.
I bought a pedal and stand to accompany the piano. It's a good solid choice and will perform for years to come. It's also great value for the price.
86% were satisfied with the portable design
I bought this product for its portability, as my workstations are heavy to move around.
The piano has a USB port at the back, making it easy to plug into a phone and learn from an app.
I use my iPad Pro 12.9 inch for educational purposes while learning pieces, which shows that it is portable.
86% praised the sound quality, while 14% desired more
The sound quality is fine with several different sound profiles to work with.
I compared the sound quality of two pianos and found that the Yamaha sounds natural and beautiful, while the other one sounds muffled and distorted, like it was recorded in an echo chamber. The bad sound quality prevents me from enjoying playing.
