The KDP120 digital piano from Japan's Kawai is the long-anticipated follow-up to the top-selling KDP110. The KDP120 delivers a range of improvements to the piano playing experience, without departing from the winning formula that made the KDP110 such an unbeatable value: the top-rated speakers and amplifier in its class, triple sensors, individual 88-note sampling, Bluetooth data connection, and an attractive cabinet. Improvements include newly available finishes including Rosewood, Satin Black, and Satin White, and added padding and reinforcement on their RHCII action plus redesigned key cover.

Roland FP-10 ACR is an affordable digital piano with a reassuringly authentic feel from the 88-note PHA-4 Standard keyboard, joined by Roland’s evocative SuperNATURAL piano tones through onboard speakers or headphones. With its portable, space-saving design, the FP-10 ACR is the ideal instrument for home use, whether you’re practicing techniques in the spare room or giving performances in the living room.

On the hunt for a digital piano that can double as a satisfying option for the home, and as a lightweight, all-in-one gigging instrument for both the stage and studio, all for a price that will make you smile? There's a good chance that your hunt for a portable piano can end with the Roland FP-30X. The upgrade to the hugely popular FP-30 digital piano, the FP-30X boasts a laundry list of improvements, including increased polyphony, Bluetooth Audio, and discrete ¼” outputs making this a true gig-ready instrument.

The Casio Privia PX770 offers the acclaimed Privia experience in a sleek, stylish cabinet. All the hallmarks of the Privia line are here, including the AiR Sound Source, Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action, and compatibility with Casio's Chordana Play app.

The long-awaited update to Kawai's hugely successful ES8 is finally here. With improved touch and tone, not to mention a significant reduction in the weight of the case, the ES920 delivers an extremely authentic piano experience in a super lightweight package. For those seeking a professional quality, all-in-one portable digital piano, don't sleep on the Kawai ES920. 

The top home piano in Casio's popular Privia line, the PX-870 offers up a lot of power in a compact, space-saving cabinet. With 40 watts of speaker power, the AiR Sound Source tone generator and the well-regarded Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action, the PX-870 is another great offering from Casio.

The Kawai KDP75 is the entry point into Kawai’s award-winning lineup of digital pianos - but it’s far from ‘entry-level’. Picking up where some brands leave off, the KDP75 delivers many of the same value points as its brother, the KDP120, at an unbeatable price point. It also delivers a massive improvement over the previous KDP70 with a multitude of upgrades, including 88-note sampling, an improved cushioning in the action mechanism, USB connectivity, compatibility with Kawai's all-new PianoRemote app.

The update to Roland’s F140R is finally here in the brand new F701. Like its predecessor, the F701 is a digital piano built to fit modern life. It features a contemporary and compact design, perfect for small spaces, but also has tons of useful technology from Roland, like Bluetooth Audio. It has an authentic and expressive piano sound, remarkable for an instrument so compact and accessible.

Kawai VPC1 Virtual Piano Controller … Finally. A virtual piano controller from a real piano company. Kawai proudly introduces the Kawai VPC1, featuring unparalleled keyboard action realism, impressive hardware/software flexibility, stunning piano-like design, and incredibly strong industry backing. Digital/MIDI/Studio musicians no longer need to sacrifice any aspect of the true piano experience.

The 61-note Casio Casiotone LK-S250 is about as portable and lightweight as it gets, while still serving up a satisfying musical experience. At just 7.5 lbs, a built in handle, and the ability to operate the instrument with batteries, the LK-S250 is ready for whenever and wherever inspiration strikes.

Final Units Remain - Get Them While They Last! Kawai's CA49, their mid-range powerhouse that redefined what a digital piano should feel and sound like, is down to its last units, and you can own them before they're gone! With it's 100% wood-key action (Grand Feel Compact), powerful speaker system, and industry-leading piano tone engine, the CA49 is a beginner or hobbyist's dream machine. Get them while they last!

Finally, Kawai's ES120, the long-anticipated update to the ES-110 and one of the leading portable pianos of the class during its 5-year run, is finally here. With an improved tone engine and action, alongside increased speaker power, expanded onboard sound bank, Bluetooth audio and a brand new control panel, the ES-120 is more than equipped for the top spot in the class for a whole new generation.

The legendary MP series continues with the revolutionary new Kawai MP11SE Professional Stage Piano. Featuring new Concert Grand, Pop Grand and Jazz Grand sounds, plus Kawai's exclusive XL Harmonic Imaging Technology and Grand Feel (GF) wooden-key action.

The midpoint entry in Casio's hugely popular Celviano series, the AP-470 digital piano is housed in an elegant upright piano style cabinet that looks more like a real piano than most others in its class. With a trusted sound engine, powerful speakers, and dependable key action, the AP470 is an all-around strong offering.

The CDP-S350 is the highly affordable entry point to the Casio’s extensive lineup of 88 note, touch sensitive digital pianos. With a solid tone, touch and over 700 on-board sounds and 200 rhythms, the CDP-S350 is a great option for pianists of all levels. 

Versatility is the first word that comes to mind with the new Roland FP-60X. The slightly younger sibling to the flagship FP-90X, the FP-60X is a professional quality instrument built for a variety of playing situations. One of the top sound engines in the industry, reliable action, powerful on-board speakers, and the latest tech, the FP-60X offers it all without totally breaking the bank.

The Roland FP90X is the brand new upgrade to the class-leading FP90. Built with the working professional in mind, the FP90X is an all-in-one portable piano that can confidently go toe-to-toe with any other comparable instrument on the market. With the class-leading PHA50 wood/plastic hybrid action, Roland's latest Pure Acoustic modeling engine, and powerhouse onboard speaker system, the FP90X makes a strong case for the heavyweight title of the professional, all-in-one portable class. Upgrades over the FP-90 include a new and improved sound engine, new ambience settings, improved speaker design, and added controls.

Roland's RP701 replaces the RP501, and sits at the very top of the lower half of Roland’s digital piano lineup. An above-average mid-range option, but not quite a true high-end digital, the RP701 offers a unique blend of good sound, solid action, tons of features, and a cabinet that will light up any room.

Looking to start your young child on the lifelong journey of music? The Casio SA-46 and its 32-note mini keyboard is the perfect way to start your child off on the right foot. With a new sound engine, 8 notes of polyphony, 50 rhythms, and 100 tones, not to mention a real LCD display, the SA-46 can’t be written off as just another toy. And with a handy built-in grip, your toddler will have lots of fun all over the entire house making music for the very first time!

Despite its compact, contemporary design, the DP603 is actually an upper-tier home piano built to satisfy even seasoned musicians. It features one of Roland's top two actions, the authentic sounds of one of their finest sound engines, and the onboard speaker system projects power that belies its small cabinet. Considering the price, the DP603 is consistently regarded are one of the 'best value' digital pianos around, but its stylish cabinet design void embellishments means one doesn't really have to sacrifice in any one area.

The Roland RD-88 EX is the latest addition to Roland's renowned RD series of professional stage pianos. Designed to be both lightweight and affordable, the Roland RD-88 EX delivers the exceptional sound, feel, and features that the RD series is known for. With its powerful sound engines, realistic keyboard action, and versatile performance options, it’s perfect for musicians seeking professional quality in a portable, easy-to-use instrument.        

The Casio Privia PX770 offers the acclaimed Privia experience in a sleek, stylish cabinet. All the hallmarks of the Privia line are here, including the AiR Sound Source, Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action, and compatibility with Casio's Chordana Play app.

The latest successor in the PX-S Series from Casio, the PX-S1100 digital piano is poised to continue the Privia line’s legacy of providing an excellent piano experience for the price. With a fresh new design, modern control interface, and the super-slim, unibody case coming in at under 25 lbs, the PX-S1100 is ready for a variety of home-based and professional playing situations, both stationary and portable.

The CN301 replaces the powerhouse CN39 as the top model available in the famed Kawai CN Series and is equipped to provide consumers with a versatile, musically satisfying option built for heavy institutional use, yet perfectly appropriate for those seeking a fine digital piano for the home.

Roland's new all-in-one FP-E50 combines the best of the existing FP series and some of their newest innovations like ZEN-Core synthesis and an all-new professional-grade arranger engine into a stunningly affordable package. The piano is anchored by the company's PHA-4 piano action delivering triple-sensor accuracy and escapement for unsurpassed authenticity, and is future-proofed with access to Roland's cloud resources allowing perpetual sound upgrades and updates. Quite simply, the FP-E50 is the most versatile digital piano to enter the market in years. 

One of two entry points into Roland’s upper tier offerings, the HP704 offers a high-end piano experience in an equally beautiful cabinet. With several finish options, you can be sure to find the right match for your home decor without sacrificing musical potential given the presence of Roland’s wood hybrid PHA-50 keyboard, SuperNATURAL fully modeled sound engine, and Bluetooth connectivity.  

Following in the footsteps of the world-renowned Roland Juno synthesizer series, the DS-88 now gives you the feel and response of a full 88 note piano with weighted keys, velocity-sensitive and realistic hammer action. It’s loaded with performance-ready sounds including updated pianos and additional organs. The design and lightweight make this a perfect model for the musician on the go whether on stage, in a church or school setting, recording studio or even at home to just have fun and be creative!

The Casio Casiotone CT-S300 is a 61-note keyboard that shows why Casio is a leader in this class. Battery operated, under 10 lbs and featuring a built-in handle, the CT-S300 was built with extreme portability in mind. Add in 400 tones and 77 rhythms, and the CT-S300 makes a compelling case for class president.

Finally, a gorgeous, highly musical digital baby grand piano from Kawai that doesn’t cost a fortune. The DG30 serves up the incredible tone and touch that Kawai is famous for, while simultaneously delivering the singular aesthetic charm that only a baby grand piano can achieve. Whether you’re looking to compliment a room in your home or a commercial setting such as a hotel lobby without the need for costly maintenance, the DG30 is sure to be a home run.

The Casio Casiotone CT-S200 screams versatility. Whether you’re wanting to expose a young student to music for the first time, looking for a compact 61-note practice instrument, or a capable MIDI controller for the studio, the CT-S200 will fit the bill. There are 400 tones, over 70 rhythms, and an auto-accompaniment feature, all accessible via an easy-to-use LCD interface. And the built-in handle makes moving this lightweight keyboard a breeze.