Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano Review

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Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano

One of the biggest reasons that people do not get into playing the piano is simply because of the almost overwhelming feeling of confusion the moment that they see all of those keys and moving parts. This is true of traditional piano instruments as well as a many of their digital counterparts – a barrier that the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano wanted to try and eliminate as much as humanly possible.

While still offering all of the same kind of control and abilities of their much larger brethren (and some would say offering even more advantages), the truth of the matter is that the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano has become a smashing success simply because it has eliminated much of the “needless extras” and other digital pianos bring to the table.

With a super simplified design, the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano gives you all of the essentials and absolutely knocks them out of the park

Though other manufacturers of digital piano instruments will try and woo new customers with all kinds of “razzle dazzle” and extra features that even the most dedicated professional musician will never use, the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano takes an entirely different approach.

Focusing specifically on a ridiculously comfortable (and easy to play) keyboard and maybe the most accurate sound representation of any digital piano, the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano really tries to build on the strengths of its piano solution rather than add in a whole bunch of clutter and noise.

At the moment that you sit down to play the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano is the moment that you realize just what you’ve been missing in the digital piano world, not only from the tactile response of the keys but also thanks to the ridiculously clear sound quality that you’re able to enjoy.

It simply doesn’t get any better than this.

Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano

Thanks to dual grand piano concert sounds captured directly to the soundcard of this digital piano, you’re going to enjoy the kind of digital experience that you’ve never would have had access to otherwise

You really cannot say enough about the digital sound quality you’re able to get out of the all new Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano.

While other instruments of the digital persuasion build off of libraries that have been created years and years ago (with degradation sound equipment), the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano relies on dual concert grand piano sampled sounds to push out the kind of traditional audio that you would only expect from an “real deal” grand piano.

This is going to put purists at ease in a moment that they begin playing this piano, finally giving them the kind of quality that they need to move to the digital world. This has always been the biggest hangup for professional musicians and serious amateurs alike, and it’s nice to see the engineers behind the Korg SP170s 88-Key Digital Piano able to bring out at this kind of incredible sound quality.