I notice u say it has piano 1 and piano 2 sounds. Does is have upright, baby grand or grand piano sound?
920926
All i know is that it sounds good to me. I bought this piano for my Grandson he loves it. He feels the key action is comparable to a acoustic piano.
920927
It doesn't specify what type of piano the Piano 1 and Piano 2 sounds are, but to me, Piano 1 sounds like a grand piano and Piano 2 sounds like an upright.
1547840
I am not sure what you mean by "weighted", but no the keys do not feel exactly like a piano, but very close. It does have a pedal to give the sustained sound of a piano. On the Baby Grand setting it sounds exactly like a piano.
2266864
I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
1410533
Yes it is, I bought the piano for my 6 yr old daugther to use when we´re travelling, and she loves it!!!
1424782
Yes, it does. I recently bought the new Yamaha P-255...wow! If you can afford to pay a little more, I would buy the P-255 instead. I love it!!! Otherwise, the P-155 is also a good piano.
1704857
From the reviews I read, pretty sure it's just 2. Check here: http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/2167459/1.html
1078316
I am not sure because my real piano is out of tune but this one sounds OK to me
1091139
I'm sorry, I don't know. It has many plug in places. It's totally cute, works well and sounds like a real piano.
990151
It completely depends on what she wants to do with it. To me, there are not enough keys to make it any sort of adequate substitute for a full piano, using two hands. It's generally intended to be slung around the shoulder and played with the right hand only. It's not self amplified, so it needs to be connected to some sort of powered speaker, unless you use it exclusively with headphones. That being said, I think the sounds and the physical keyboard touch are nice. If it were me, I might look for something like a Yamaha YPG 235 instead. More keys, self amplified, meant to be played with two hands, many sounds, accompaniment features. My own opinion only! It completely depends on what she wants to do with it. To me, there are not enough keys to make it any sort of adequate substitute for a full piano, using two hands. It's generally intended to be slung around the shoulder and played with the right hand only. It's not self amplified, so it needs to be connected to some sort of powered speaker, unless you use it exclusively with headphones. That being said, I think the sounds and the physical keyboard touch are nice. If it were me, I might look for something like a Yamaha YPG 235 instead. More keys, self amplified, meant to be played with two... » Read More It completely depends on what she wants to do with it. To me, there are not enough keys to make it any sort of adequate substitute for a full piano, using two hands. It's generally intended to be slung around the shoulder and played with the right hand only. It's not self amplified, so it needs to be connected to some sort of powered speaker, unless you use it exclusively with headphones. That being said, I think the sounds and the physical keyboard touch are nice. If it were me, I might look for something like a Yamaha YPG 235 instead. More keys, self amplified, meant to be played with two hands, many sounds, accompaniment features. My own opinion only! « Show Less
1416012
I'm not sure, but can tell you that there are 3 touch settings (F73). I use setting #1, which is much like a piano, but not quite as stiff.
184810
I would be happy to provide the dimensions however both piano's are at the great-grand children's homes I will find out They are perfect for a one two year old maybe even three year old,they are really nice. The children love them
718238
Oh yeah, no problem. It's very nice. Hold down three keys with left hand at same time, the sound is beautiful and play melody with right hand simultaneously. Works great just like a real piano. Very portable, not like my baby grand.
1440395
For the price it produces a wonderful "grand piano" sound. I would not use the word "toy like" at all, though if you want a digital piano with a bigger and better sound you will have to spend a MORE money. The more you spend on a digital piano, the better the sound. I would suggest you go to a "Guitar Store" or some place where they sell them, and try out digital pianos first. The digital piano I use most often was a Yamaha Clavinova and cost $3,000.
1704856
From the reviews I read, pretty sure it's just 2.Check here: http://www.pianoworld.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/2167459/1.html
1078317
Mine has a very good sound. It's a year old now and has been played by 4 grandchildren and myself. We all love it!
319778
The keys are weighted. It really feels like a real piano. There is an output so you can use other speakers, but I have not used it. The built in speakers are plenty loud and it sounds great.I'm not sure what you mean by the last question.
2209820
It has a demo mode with at least one pre-programmed song. There might be more...but I wouldn't classify it as a 'Player Piano.'