Donner DDP-95 Beginner Digital Piano with 88 Key Weighted Keyboard, Full Size Piano Keyboard Boast Wireless Connection, Record, 4.3" LCD, 610 Tones, 600 Rhythms, 3 Piano Teaching Modes, Black
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- SUPERIOR PLAYING EXPERIENCE: 88-key fully-weighted keyboard, 16-level touch sensitivity for authentic piano feel. Effortless control over dynamics for a better playing experience
- OVERSIZED BLUE LIGHT LCD: The Donner DDP-95 88-key digital piano features a 4.3" LCD display that clearly presents notes in staff notation, indicates key positions, and provides intuitive prompts. This simplifies operation for both seamless professional performances and daily practice
- DIVERSE TONE & RHYTHM LIBRARY: DDP-95 electric piano boasts 610 tones, 100 demo songs, & 600 rhythms (128 accompaniment styles), unleashing limitless musical creativity. Ideal for solos, accompaniments, or spontaneous creations, inspiring endless inspiration
- 3 TEACHING MODES: The teaching mode of DDP-95 digital piano supports separate practice for left and right hands, guiding learners progressively through techniques. Suitable for all levels, enhancing skills and enjoying music learning
- POWERFUL RECORDING & PLAYBACK: Up to 5000 notes, capture performances, analyze for improvement, refine skills. Boosts creativity & sharing, making music creation more convenient and efficient
Brand: Donner
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: All
Special Feature: 4.3 inch LCD Display, 88 Full Size Weighted Keys, Recording, Split Mode, 600+ Tones/Rhythms
Item Weight: 26.2 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 49.8"D x 30.2"W x 13.7"H
Headphones Jack: 6.35mm Jack
Manufacturer: Donner
Item Weight: 57.6 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: DDP-95
Date First Available: June 12, 2024
Color Name: Black
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I have been wanting a piano for so long but just didn't know where I was going to put one so this weighted keyboard has been such a good option for us. It sounds beautiful and just like a standard piano but it comes with so many more functions that just make it so much fun and easy to learn on. It was super easy to put together and we were playing on it in under 10 minutes. Very happy and think it's worth it for sure.
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I was so excited when I found I was going to get to review this digital piano with weighted keys. It arrived and I had it put together in no time. I turned it on and started to play "Baby Face", an old Vaudeville tune. I said aloud "Wow! This feels so good! I hate the non-weighted keys on most digital pianos. This piano played great and sounded great. Then I got out the manual and figured out how to play a nice drum beat to accompany me. At that time, I would have given this piano 5+ stars . . . it was fantastic! Sadly, it was all downhill from there. I spent several hours trying to find out how to start a drum beat and play along with it. I am a lifelong sound engineer and have recorded a gazillion bands from orchestra dance to heavy metal. But i could not figure out how to set a drum beat and play with it. I went to the internet and searched for hours over several days, but could find no support for this piano whatsoever other than the 4 page instructions that came with it. After several weeks and many, many hours, I do not believe that this piano will allow you play along with a drum beat! Why do they even have all those drum tracks? Then my grandkids came over and quickly told me that the notes displayed on the music staff are a half step off . . . a pretty amazing find for 10 year olds! They do all have both a grand piano and several digital pianos in their home. Like me, they loved the feel and sound of the piano, but were not very nice at all about any of the digital features. The keyboard size and keyboard keys are exactly the same as my grand piano. I bought a nice piano bench for about $60. A keyboard cover is included which just happened to be purple like my music room. There is no doubt that this piano plays and sounds good. A student could go a long way in music with this piano and a good teacher. It is wonderful to have it sitting next to my Grand Piano and be able to play two piano music with a friend. And i have no problem taking it to a paid gig to play honky tonk, rag time, and sing-along music. But we found all the digital features to be either essentially useless or impossible to figure out how to use . . . with no support of any kind found anywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024 by Ye Olde Musician Ye Olde Musician
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