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"Weighted" keys are very important if you are practicing with a goal of, or are also playing on, acoustic pianos. It is quite unusual to have that at this price. I'm of the belief that every home should have a piano (especially if there are kids) but one of these will do just fine.
THank you for posting this Jeremy. One of our kids has really taken to learning piano himself (self instructed) and now wants to graduate to an 88 key. I feel more confident buying this. I'm sure many viewers appreciate your detailed style and input on this video.
Who did you buy it from? because I bought it from donnermusicinstrument. Com. And they lie through their teeth telling me that they sent the piano then they tell me Hours later that the piano was defective so now they’re waiting for them to come in then they tell me that they send it the next day so for me they sent the broken one or nothing at all. I’ stopped the package midway and told UPS to send it back and now I have a dispute with my credit card on them
Some virtual instruments in DAWs can cut off but I haven’t seen this in a digital piano, but wouldn’t be surprised. Some real life versions of many instruments do not have the range of a piano.
This is easily the best bang for your buck when it comes to beginner pianos. Going with this one. Thanks. I've been looking at others that cost nearly twice as much that have half the features.
It's sad that i couldn't even able to buy any of these digital pianos or keyboards you were greatly reveiwing... I hope i will have one before living the mother of earth! :) I apriciate your reviews and guideline videos... From Ethiopia! 💚💛❤
I bought this one today Jeremy! Wish me luck on my journey as I'm getting ready for it to arrive. I loved your quote in another one of your reviews, unless you're a 'brand snob' you can't really go wrong with this.
The Donner seems like a good choice for a beginning student aspiring to play difficult classical pieces but does not have the space or budget to maintain a wood-based piano. It is great that it comes with a decent foot pedal, 200 plus rhythms and voices, good speakers, music stand and features a recording function. The connectivity and output jacks combined with the speakers make it a functional recital or performance instrument. Nevertheless, the Yamaha P-125 or the Casio 1000/3000 seem like better choices [in my opinion] as they seem to offer the possibility of fulfilling a student musicians creative and performance potential better.
I got it and have to say it aint bad for what it costs. Good for beginners to early intermediates who arent fully sure that they will continue to play for years.
Jeremy, thanks for all your reviews. I have a question about something you stated. At the 1:50 mark you mention the DEP-20 has graded hammer action. But when I look at reviews on Amazon, I keep reading that all the keys are weighted equally. Additionally, the photo and description from Donner makes no mention of graded weights. Can you please confirm whether it is or isn’t graded (Heavier on left, lighter on right)? I’m hoping to purchase this weekend to take advantage of cyber Monday sales. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for this review! I will be purchasing via your link! Getting this for my daughters bday this week. Glad I watched this prior to making my purchase!
Jeremy, I've been afraid to give this one a shot, but thanks to your review looks like I'm taking it. Your insights have been fantastic. Keep up the great work!
I keep seeing reviews on this keyboard and the reviewer says they have Graded Hammer Action. According to Donner's website the DEP-20 DOES NOT have Graded Hammer Action. The SE-1 does and it only costs a little more.
I'm a drummer w. 30+ years experience took up the keyboards recently and I'm addicted. I've graduated from a cheap mustar keyboard, to a not as cheap Yamaha e363.. all 61key. This keyboard is so tempting considering the bang for the buck factor, and it's got a 4.9 star rating on Amazon out of like 2800+ reviews now! Wondering if it has a good fender Rhodes sounding tone on it's menu?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS REVIEW!!! I decided to buy this as a "take along" travel practice piano for my teen. Seems to be an excellent choice for practicing while away on vacation spots. I wish it had a battery feature. Oh well, great price for a weighted practice take along. No substitute for an acoustic piano though.
Thanks for your reviews, Jeremy. I’ve been looking at this model, but I can’t, for the life of me, find a triple sustain pedal with the 5-pin connecter. Could you point me in the right direction, please?
Thank you for this review. The information that it lacks the possibility to save the settings is important to me. I have one like that, it is annoying.
Hi Jeremy, ... as an addition to my previous note: If you can find only mini-sized arranger keyboards with more than 61 keys, I think those also would be appreciated by the people wh want absolute mobility. Mini-key MIDI controllers are out of the question as they need a computer or cellphone and all mobile apps supporting wireless MIDI require constant Internet connection, and I do not consider an Ipad (or any other tablets) as a real mobile setup because they have bad tiny sound so if you want a decent music, you must go with a decent bluetooth speaker pair too. Thanks: Andrew
Would you say this is a good piano for a beginner I’ve never played piano before and was going too buy one and try learn myself how too play been wanting too play for a year and a half now
Hi Jeremy, new fan here. It would be really interesting if you took some of these budget pianos apart so we can get a sense of the action components vs the more expensive sets. There is a whole fandom behind seeing the internals of these pianos. Maybe even compare the processor chips.
i think the reason is that it has a port for a 3 pedal unit and a aux in. if you use a vst on this you can use the integrated speakers what you cant do with roland fp 30 or p125 which cost 2xmore.
Im wanting to get started to learn piano and I'd like something that has a nice balance of voices, and split function as well as a good sound to it. I think this is a good fit for that but im happy to see other suggestions
Hi Jeremy, I am from Hungary, Europe. In 1991 I''ve bought a little Yamaha arranger keyboard, an absolutely simple one, although it had split and some automatic, single-finger accompaniment for the left hand. The thing was fully FM-synthesis, no MIDI, worked on 4 AA batteries only, had 120 fairly bad voices and a single 1/4 inch headphone out, but it had a single-line numeric keypad. I liked it, but not for its sound or capabilities, but know what for? It had mini keys, may be even mini-mini keys. So it was very-very portable. The worst and cheap $50-99 beginner/kid keyboards have at least a lightyear better sound in this years, but I miss for some years a fairly good, probably Yamaha PSR-E373-level arranger keyboard with mini keys! I live in a space-restricted apartment, have no room for a full-size 61-keys arranger. Please, suggest for me (and for the others with the same problem) a decent 61-key arranger keyboard with mini keys! Thanks in advance: Andrew
I have a question. I'm planning on getting the semi weighted version of this. But should I just get a full weighted one. Are the keys hard to press down on sometimes, or would I just get use to it. Does it effect playing faster pieces?
Good review. I have the 90 series with stand for $424 on black friday and it performs way better then I expected. People dont give donner enough credit
Hi Jeremy, in your review you said that the keys are scaled, with the lower keys being firmer and the higher keys being lighter, but in the description of the piano it just says it’s weighted keys whereas their higher-end model has scaled weighted. Can you please clarify for this model? Does the touch setting allow you to set this up? Thank you!
Hi Jeremy, I have this piano now, bought it thanks to your review and yes it is great! I love that it feels and sounds very authentic and also has MIDI function. For a more advanced player I would be interested to know what you think about the Donner DDP300 for Beginner and Professional?
i guess i really shouldn't judge it without using it for myself, but holy cow this things feature set is blowing my 500$ used yamahi p-45 out of the water...
Hi Jeremy, thank you so much for the quality of this review. My partner is interested in learning piano again and this has now come into contention. Would you recommend this over the Yamaha P45? There is nearly £100 difference between the two here in the UK.
Damp (NOT wet) microfibre cloth - that's it! PS tip: warm the cloth in the microwave (taking care not to scald your hand) and use that to remove any greasy marks. Wipe damp off with dry cloth immediately. Clean then dry a small section at a time.
I loved this video, you have explained everything a little and it helps me a lot to decide which digital piano to buy, I opted for this model to be honest, thank you very much for helping with this review❤❤❤
Hi, Jeremy. Which beginner piano should I buy? This donner or the alesis recital? Both seems to be at the same price in my country. I am saving with a lot of effort to be able to buy one of these, I hope I can. P.d. english isn't my native language, sorry for grammar mistakes.
I was DELIGHTED when I bought a Williams Legato 88 key electronic piano for $35 at a local variety store, 3 years ago. I found they were going for $275 on Amazon. The keys, however, are not "weighted". You may imagine I am familiar with this concept. AND I've kept an eye out for a Casio weighted keyboard. No problem they've got them. $550 to $750. So....the Donner DEP-20 has this beat. Don't apologize for promoting it!
@ Mark Hugo, I was delighted to thank the employee at the Guitar Center I shop at for allowing me to waste my time trying the Williams Legato III while on sale for $229. I recall saying if there's anything else in here better but no more than around $75 higher in price, save me some time if you know I'm always buying Yamaha keyboards and all other brands I own and play are still around from back in the day. This GC also knows that if I'm there looking for a particular guitar that it will be a Fender and most likely a Strat. Now a Williams Legato for $35 I'll buy just to tinker with and see if I can make it better without people noticing that I've modified it. Sometimes I'll have better success by the modification to a particular keyboard but I won't be able to make the mods within the original layout of a keyboard but better to have an access panel with certain mods housed inside an add-on plastic casing I've made from another keyboard that's only good for parts. I must say that the Donner he just reviewed sounded better over my tablet than the Williams Legato III sounded in person. Luckily I looked up and saw the M-Audio Keystation 88 machII with semi weighted keys on sale and now I believe the regular price of $229. I have it connected to a rack mount Yamaha TG500.
What a surprise! I've never even heard of this brand. The sounds are very nice..the piano, of course, but the ethnic sounds are amazing. I wonder what the guitar sounds like. I think for a student learning piano, it would be really satisfying and especially help them get used to the weighted action of a real piano. I can't remember if it had a touch sensitivity adjustment. I'll have to go back and see. I like this keyboard. I can think of other arranger keyboards that might have more features for recording and more complex drum and style choices, but for a a dedicated 88 key weighted digital piano .. and considering other 88 key choices in that price range .. I don't think you can beat it at that price. There are still a lot of sound choices, too. Really a surprise. What a great Christmas gift and it wouldn't break the bank. Really loved this review ... I appreciate that you feature quality first-experience keyboards and digital pianos that are affordable.. (It's the piano teacher in you .. ;) ..btw, I got my PSR-W310 today :) .. FUN! Really like the piano sound. I think I will use this one to learn the world of DAW so I won't be reviewing for a bit.. Keyboards are so addicting! :) I have to say that now this will be my go-to piano sound over the CTX-800. Both strings and piano were greatly improved).
@@JeremySee Thank you! Really excited to receive it :) I'll use headphones when I'm away and a little amplifier when I'm at home. I actually don't own an 88 key keyboard, so it will be fun and interesting to have the extra keys!
My former husband was given the roll up dinner table tpp by a the widow of a man in his 90s who used to take it with him to the diner sometimes and unroll it on the table and play anything just very good sound from THAT, I only imagine how this feels in my hands. It's almost half off on Amazon right now and I could afford to finance just my divorce trashed my credit score.😪😪
@@JeremySee Quiklok is the best! My first keyboard was a Kawai K4 and a Quiklok stand. I still have both, in perfect condition after almost 30 years! But after experiencing the joys of a hammer-action keyboard, I'm going to buy this Donner keyboard! It's remarkable that I paid well over $1000 for my K4 with synth keys and 16 note poly and now I can buy a weighted hammer-action keyboard with 128 simultaneous notes! I think the only "advantage" the K4 has is the ability to create new tones and save them. Jeremy, thank you again for your always wonderful reviews!
I bought the Yamaha P45 , I am beginner but the feeling seems as a real piano to me maybe the last octave key note are a bit hard to get a proper clear sound but overall is a quite good choice IMO
Hmm I have to choose between this one and the alesis recital grand, they are about the same price for me right now, im a beginner and I really liked that he was able to emulate other instruments with this piano, is that something I can do with the recital grand as well? I dont know if its a feature all keyboards share. Im still undecided on which one to get, what would you guys recommend me? thanks in advance!
So , is the Donner Dep-10 a good option as well ? I'm going to buy my first keyboard and had the alesis recital on my sight , but if i stretch my budget a little I could buy the DEP-10. It's worth to choose the DEP-10 over the recital?
we're in the same situation. i had the alesis recital in my amazon cart, but i found this. and i'm going for the real piano feel, i'm gonna go with the donner
I'm an absolute beginner on piano but ive been eying this piano to use to learn on Rocksmith+. This might be absolute over kill but i feel would be great for me to learn on, its been sitting in my Amazon cart for the last two days and i still havent decided to pull the trigger..
Hello Which piano do you recommend, the Alesis recital grand or this one, Doner dep 20, I'm from Mexico but I don't know which keyboard to buy, here both are worth the same, but I don't know which one to buy
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Sir what is the name of a song that you played at the beginning of this vdo sir
The song he plays at the beginning is Gymnopedie No. 1
Does it come with a pedal ?
"Weighted" keys are very important if you are practicing with a goal of, or are also playing on, acoustic pianos. It is quite unusual to have that at this price. I'm of the belief that every home should have a piano (especially if there are kids) but one of these will do just fine.
This is an incredibly useful, well-produced video. You're a great writer and a great reviewer!
I'm honoured you think so Sir. You're a legend.
THank you for posting this Jeremy. One of our kids has really taken to learning piano himself (self instructed) and now wants to graduate to an 88 key. I feel more confident buying this. I'm sure many viewers appreciate your detailed style and input on this video.
I appreciate your kind words David.
I just bought one and started learning. It sounds really good to me but I don’t have anything to compare it to since this is my first.
Who did you buy it from?
because I bought it from donnermusicinstrument. Com. And they lie through their teeth telling me that they sent the piano then they tell me Hours later that the piano was defective so now they’re waiting for them to come in then they tell me that they send it the next day so for me they sent the broken one or nothing at all. I’ stopped the package midway and told UPS to send it back and now I have a dispute with my credit card on them
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@@jheighten7568 did you ever receive it? I’m thinking about ordering one
One day he will own so many pianos that he will make a new home from those rather than using bricks!
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@@JeremySee hey Jeremy, what do you think of the alesis Recital? I'm looking to move up from a casio ctk 720 to it
@ BILLION DIME : RECYCLING PIANO MODE SETTING !!!
I wonder what the R value is.
I guess you could say blocks instead of bricks
The Grand Piano actually sounds so beautiful!!! Loved the review Jeremy ! Keep up the good work....
At 03:34, you play some higher notes and nothing happens - there's no sound. A bit odd...
Some virtual instruments in DAWs can cut off but I haven’t seen this in a digital piano, but wouldn’t be surprised. Some real life versions of many instruments do not have the range of a piano.
This guy is so underrated! He deserves millions of subscribers
Thank you for your kind words.
Subscribers doesn't matter, he gets millions of views.. 👍
@@JeremySee Just trying to spread positivity 😄. Pls take a minute to check out my channel 😃. Only video is okayish rest are trash 😂.
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@@JeremySee Thank you 😊
Agree with Sneaky Peaky. Jeremy you are so fun, talented and informative to watch. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for your kind words.
This is easily the best bang for your buck when it comes to beginner pianos. Going with this one. Thanks. I've been looking at others that cost nearly twice as much that have half the features.
Unfortunately not available by amazon Germany or by Thoman.
It's sad that i couldn't even able to buy any of these digital pianos or keyboards you were greatly reveiwing... I hope i will have one before living the mother of earth! :)
I apriciate your reviews and guideline videos... From Ethiopia! 💚💛❤
Great review! Thank you! I've ordered mine and it is on the way.
Glad I could help!
I bought this one today Jeremy! Wish me luck on my journey as I'm getting ready for it to arrive. I loved your quote in another one of your reviews, unless you're a 'brand snob' you can't really go wrong with this.
The Donner seems like a good choice for a beginning student aspiring to play difficult classical pieces but does not have the space or budget to maintain a wood-based piano. It is great that it comes with a decent foot pedal, 200 plus rhythms and voices, good speakers, music stand and features a recording function. The connectivity and output jacks combined with the speakers make it a functional recital or performance instrument. Nevertheless, the Yamaha P-125 or the Casio 1000/3000 seem like better choices [in my opinion] as they seem to offer the possibility of fulfilling a student musicians creative and performance potential better.
If money isn't an issue, of course a piano that costs twice as much would be better. 😊
@@JeremySee Yes, I completely agree. If I had enough money and space I would get a nice Yamaha GH1 baby grand piano.
Hey man,I would like to know how the piano gets its power source (like from a cable or batteries)
yup
can you do a review on the william rhapsody iii
I got it and have to say it aint bad for what it costs. Good for beginners to early intermediates who arent fully sure that they will continue to play for years.
Crisp & excellent review. It cuts anyone's time on researching for a budget piano.
Thank you for your kind words
I've been shopping around for about a year now, I think I've made my choice. Thank you for all the hard work!
Did you get this one ?
They also sell a DEP-20S that comes with a decent looking stand and three pedals included.
This is what I was considering as a gift.
Would you recommend it over the casio cpd-s100 as they are similar price
Jeremy, thanks for all your reviews. I have a question about something you stated. At the 1:50 mark you mention the DEP-20 has graded hammer action. But when I look at reviews on Amazon, I keep reading that all the keys are weighted equally. Additionally, the photo and description from Donner makes no mention of graded weights. Can you please confirm whether it is or isn’t graded (Heavier on left, lighter on right)? I’m hoping to purchase this weekend to take advantage of cyber Monday sales. Thanks in advance.
You are correct. This model is not graded.
SE-1, DDP 200, DDP 300 and DDP 400 are graded.
Does anyone that tune he's playing at 4:22? I remember it from my SmartMusic days😮
I wanna see a channel full of your cover of songs ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this review! I will be purchasing via your link! Getting this for my daughters bday this week. Glad I watched this prior to making my purchase!
It's my pleasure to share what my knowledge. Your daughter will love it! Have fun.
Jeremy,
I've been afraid to give this one a shot, but thanks to your review looks like I'm taking it. Your insights have been fantastic. Keep up the great work!
I'm happy to help.
did you buy it? how is it?
How is it?
Scrolling through 200+ options each time you want to make a change makes me wonder about the lifespan of that button/interface.?.?
I keep seeing reviews on this keyboard and the reviewer says they have Graded Hammer Action. According to Donner's website the DEP-20 DOES NOT have Graded Hammer Action. The SE-1 does and it only costs a little more.
Thank you, Jeremy. I very much appreciate your reviews. Pleasure to watch.
I appreciate that!
do you know witch triple pedal systems you can use for the dep20?
I'm a drummer w. 30+ years experience took up the keyboards recently and I'm addicted. I've graduated from a cheap mustar keyboard, to a not as cheap Yamaha e363.. all 61key. This keyboard is so tempting considering the bang for the buck factor, and it's got a 4.9 star rating on Amazon out of like 2800+ reviews now! Wondering if it has a good fender Rhodes sounding tone on it's menu?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS REVIEW!!! I decided to buy this as a "take along" travel practice piano for my teen. Seems to be an excellent choice for practicing while away on vacation spots. I wish it had a battery feature. Oh well, great price for a weighted practice take along.
No substitute for an acoustic piano though.
Thanks for sharing!
I'm basically happy with my P121, but I do miss an AUX-IN port like the one that this has.
☺️ your P121 is significantly more expensive.
As i know, you can use
the headphone jack and special adapter
Why what’s AUX in good for ?
Looking to begin learning piano, would this be a better option than the recital pro?
Thanks for your reviews, Jeremy. I’ve been looking at this model, but I can’t, for the life of me, find a triple sustain pedal with the 5-pin connecter. Could you point me in the right direction, please?
name of this music being played at the beginning？
Erik Satie Gymnopédies No.1
Erik Satie, Gymnopedie 1
Thank you for this review. The information that it lacks the possibility to save the settings is important to me. I have one like that, it is annoying.
Looked at the IO.. Has USB MIDI for use with a workstation or lessons, but does not have regular MIDI ports.
name of what you played in the beginning? Forgot the name.
Thank you for waiting till after I bought this piano last week to make it sell out on amazon.
This is a well-written review. It is the best and most comprehensive review online to date for the Donner product.
Thank you for your kind words.
Hi Jeremy, ... as an addition to my previous note: If you can find only mini-sized arranger keyboards with more than 61 keys, I think those also would be appreciated by the people wh want absolute mobility. Mini-key MIDI controllers are out of the question as they need a computer or cellphone and all mobile apps supporting wireless MIDI require constant Internet connection, and I do not consider an Ipad (or any other tablets) as a real mobile setup because they have bad tiny sound so if you want a decent music, you must go with a decent bluetooth speaker pair too. Thanks: Andrew
Would you say this is a good piano for a beginner I’ve never played piano before and was going too buy one and try learn myself how too play been wanting too play for a year and a half now
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Hi Jeremy, new fan here. It would be really interesting if you took some of these budget pianos apart so we can get a sense of the action components vs the more expensive sets. There is a whole fandom behind seeing the internals of these pianos. Maybe even compare the processor chips.
This is about playing music, not messing around with electronics.
Great idea! I would be interested in that.
i think the reason is that it has a port for a 3 pedal unit and a aux in. if you use a vst on this you can use the integrated speakers what you cant do with roland fp 30 or p125 which cost 2xmore.
Im wanting to get started to learn piano and I'd like something that has a nice balance of voices, and split function as well as a good sound to it. I think this is a good fit for that but im happy to see other suggestions
Hi Jeremy, I am from Hungary, Europe. In 1991 I''ve bought a little Yamaha arranger keyboard, an absolutely simple one, although it had split and some automatic, single-finger accompaniment for the left hand. The thing was fully FM-synthesis, no MIDI, worked on 4 AA batteries only, had 120 fairly bad voices and a single 1/4 inch headphone out, but it had a single-line numeric keypad. I liked it, but not for its sound or capabilities, but know what for? It had mini keys, may be even mini-mini keys. So it was very-very portable. The worst and cheap $50-99 beginner/kid keyboards have at least a lightyear better sound in this years, but I miss for some years a fairly good, probably Yamaha PSR-E373-level arranger keyboard with mini keys! I live in a space-restricted apartment, have no room for a full-size 61-keys arranger. Please, suggest for me (and for the others with the same problem) a decent 61-key arranger keyboard with mini keys! Thanks in advance: Andrew
I have a question. I'm planning on getting the semi weighted version of this. But should I just get a full weighted one. Are the keys hard to press down on sometimes, or would I just get use to it. Does it effect playing faster pieces?
Good review. I have the 90 series with stand for $424 on black friday and it performs way better then I expected. People dont give donner enough credit
Can I ask about the sound range? I’ve heard it had pretty weird sound sensitivity but can you play piassimo to fortissimo?
Would you reccomed this piano for chrismas??
Hi Jeremy, in your review you said that the keys are scaled, with the lower keys being firmer and the higher keys being lighter, but in the description of the piano it just says it’s weighted keys whereas their higher-end model has scaled weighted. Can you please clarify for this model? Does the touch setting allow you to set this up? Thank you!
Amazing review! I think this will be my choice. Also I loved the piece at 4:00 what is it called?
Awesome review! I was wondering however if it has metal guitar on it?
Hi Jeremy, I have this piano now, bought it thanks to your review and yes it is great! I love that it feels and sounds very authentic and also has MIDI function. For a more advanced player I would be interested to know what you think about the Donner DDP300 for Beginner and Professional?
Have fun! I don't have access to the DDP series to give you an opinion.
what do you think about this piano now ?
how’s the keyboard ?
How is it holding up?
i guess i really shouldn't judge it without using it for myself, but holy cow this things feature set is blowing my 500$ used yamahi p-45 out of the water...
im trying to pick between this and the p45, hard to pick considering the price difference
Great review as always - now the question is - this donner piano or the yamaha psr e463 as they are both around £280 on amazon here in the UK
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Don't know if i should laugh or not cuz wtf 280 dollars seriously the donner dep 20 😵
@@leoleondre2425 those are pounds, not dollars
Hi Jeremy, thank you so much for the quality of this review. My partner is interested in learning piano again and this has now come into contention. Would you recommend this over the Yamaha P45? There is nearly £100 difference between the two here in the UK.
Just bought it, can’t wait to play it
Hello, please what is your experience with the keyboard so far
Was it worth it? I'm planning on getting it
Hey is there a looping function for record? I cant seem to find it
Is it possible to tune it? Like, change the tuning from 440 hz to 431hz
This donner or yamaha p-45?
would you recommend this over the korg 88 key digital piano?
Dear Mr. Jeremy, could you please make a video about how to properly cleaning keyboard or digital piano ?
Damp (NOT wet) microfibre cloth - that's it! PS tip: warm the cloth in the microwave (taking care not to scald your hand) and use that to remove any greasy marks. Wipe damp off with dry cloth immediately. Clean then dry a small section at a time.
I loved this video, you have explained everything a little and it helps me a lot to decide which digital piano to buy, I opted for this model to be honest, thank you very much for helping with this review❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, I love your videos and want to know what you think I should get, a Roland fp-10 or a Casio px s1000?
As soon as I saw the sustain pedal pulled out I knew this piano was incredible value compared to something like the P45.
Hi, Jeremy. Which beginner piano should I buy? This donner or the alesis recital? Both seems to be at the same price in my country. I am saving with a lot of effort to be able to buy one of these, I hope I can.
P.d. english isn't my native language, sorry for grammar mistakes.
Supongo que hablas español, al final cuál compraste? Justo estoy intentando tomar la misma decisión que tú hace 3 años
Which yann tiersen song was being played in the beginning?
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I was DELIGHTED when I bought a Williams Legato 88 key electronic piano for $35 at a local variety store, 3 years ago. I found they were going for $275 on Amazon. The keys, however, are not "weighted". You may imagine I am familiar with this concept. AND I've kept an eye out for a Casio weighted keyboard. No problem they've got them. $550 to $750. So....the Donner DEP-20 has this beat. Don't apologize for promoting it!
Thanks for sharing!
@ Mark Hugo, I was delighted to thank the employee at the Guitar Center I shop at for allowing me to waste my time trying the Williams Legato III while on sale for $229. I recall saying if there's anything else in here better but no more than around $75 higher in price, save me some time if you know I'm always buying Yamaha keyboards and all other brands I own and play are still around from back in the day. This GC also knows that if I'm there looking for a particular guitar that it will be a Fender and most likely a Strat. Now a Williams Legato for $35 I'll buy just to tinker with and see if I can make it better without people noticing that I've modified it. Sometimes I'll have better success by the modification to a particular keyboard but I won't be able to make the mods within the original layout of a keyboard but better to have an access panel with certain mods housed inside an add-on plastic casing I've made from another keyboard that's only good for parts. I must say that the Donner he just reviewed sounded better over my tablet than the Williams Legato III sounded in person. Luckily I looked up and saw the M-Audio Keystation 88 machII with semi weighted keys on sale and now I believe the regular price of $229. I have it connected to a rack mount Yamaha TG500.
What stand are you using for the keyboard?
What is that song that was at the beginning? Quite relaxing.
@jeremy see
great review.
what is the name of the song at 8:30?
Hi Jeremy, have you reviewed the Donner DDP-80 and do you recommend it for beginners?
Damn, I bought this a few days before Black Friday. It was on sale so I bought it for $276. Best piano at that price and now it's out of stock.
What was the discount on it?
Just trying to find out if they raised there price
What tone did you used on 3:33 thanks ☺️
Best review I've seen❤
Yay, thank you!
What a surprise! I've never even heard of this brand. The sounds are very nice..the piano, of course, but the ethnic sounds are amazing. I wonder what the guitar sounds like.
I think for a student learning piano, it would be really satisfying and especially help them get used to the weighted action of a real piano. I can't remember if it had a touch sensitivity adjustment. I'll have to go back and see. I like this keyboard.
I can think of other arranger keyboards that might have more features for recording and more complex drum and style choices, but for a a dedicated 88 key weighted digital piano .. and considering other 88 key choices in that price range .. I don't think you can beat it at that price. There are still a lot of sound choices, too. Really a surprise. What a great Christmas gift and it wouldn't break the bank.
Really loved this review ... I appreciate that you feature quality first-experience keyboards and digital pianos that are affordable.. (It's the piano teacher in you .. ;) ..btw, I got my PSR-W310 today :) .. FUN! Really like the piano sound. I think I will use this one to learn the world of DAW so I won't be reviewing for a bit.. Keyboards are so addicting! :) I have to say that now this will be my go-to piano sound over the CTX-800. Both strings and piano were greatly improved).
You are one of the lucky few to get your new EW310! Have fun. The folding keyboard is on the way to you. Sent you a tracking number.
@@JeremySee Thank you! Really excited to receive it :) I'll use headphones when I'm away and a little amplifier when I'm at home. I actually don't own an 88 key keyboard, so it will be fun and interesting to have the extra keys!
My former husband was given the roll up dinner table tpp by a the widow of a man in his 90s who used to take it with him to the diner sometimes and unroll it on the table and play anything just very good sound from THAT, I only imagine how this feels in my hands.
It's almost half off on Amazon right now and I could afford to finance just my divorce trashed my credit score.😪😪
hi jeremy. what's the title of that piece?
Please tell me how i can play the one finger chord on the dep 20.
What song is that at 3:32
Jeremy, how come your pianos don't wobble on their stands? What do you do to make them stable?
I use Quiklok. They are expensive though.
I use a metal folding saw horse with cut down legs and some end ear supports. It's inexpensive and extremely stable.
Use a double x stand. They are more sturdy than a single X stand.
@@JeremySee Quiklok is the best! My first keyboard was a Kawai K4 and a Quiklok stand. I still have both, in perfect condition after almost 30 years! But after experiencing the joys of a hammer-action keyboard, I'm going to buy this Donner keyboard! It's remarkable that I paid well over $1000 for my K4 with synth keys and 16 note poly and now I can buy a weighted hammer-action keyboard with 128 simultaneous notes! I think the only "advantage" the K4 has is the ability to create new tones and save them.
Jeremy, thank you again for your always wonderful reviews!
Can you do a comparison between this Donner DEP-20 with Yamaha P45/P71?
I bought the Yamaha P45 , I am beginner but the feeling seems as a real piano to me maybe the last octave key note are a bit hard to get a proper clear sound but overall is a quite good choice IMO
Yamaha less features, but superior quality!!!
Can this piano split for learning?
Hi dear Jeremy, In your opinion which one is better? Casio dcp s350 or Donner dep 20 which one do u recommend between of them?
Would you recomend the Dep 20, if i want use it for stage?
what can you suggest for starting to learn piano, Thank you,
Hmm I have to choose between this one and the alesis recital grand, they are about the same price for me right now, im a beginner and I really liked that he was able to emulate other instruments with this piano, is that something I can do with the recital grand as well? I dont know if its a feature all keyboards share. Im still undecided on which one to get, what would you guys recommend me? thanks in advance!
So , is the Donner Dep-10 a good option as well ? I'm going to buy my first keyboard and had the alesis recital on my sight , but if i stretch my budget a little I could buy the DEP-10. It's worth to choose the DEP-10 over the recital?
Hey I was wondering the exact same thing. Did you end up making a decision?
I would definitely prefer the Dep-10 over the Recital. The sound quality is much better in my opinion.
we're in the same situation. i had the alesis recital in my amazon cart, but i found this. and i'm going for the real piano feel, i'm gonna go with the donner
I also go with the dep 10 now lets see if i regret it lol
Would be great to get your thoughts on the DDP-60. Many of the current reviews I've seen are sponsored by Donner and therefore are potentially biased.
Me: Spends a few weeks deciding which keyboard I'd like to start properly learning with, chooses Casio CDP S90.
Jeremy: Uploads this.
Me: ;-;
Aye yo don’t be sad buddy whatever happens a brand is always a brand its casio an experienced brand
Hello! May I ask how do you set this piano to record on your computer via Audacity? Thanks!
What’s the name of the opening song?
Would you suggest weighted keys for someone who wants to learn piano? Is it totally important?
What do you suggest, take it with the stand where sustain pedal is fixed or just buy piano and get generic stand?
I'm an absolute beginner on piano but ive been eying this piano to use to learn on Rocksmith+. This might be absolute over kill but i feel would be great for me to learn on, its been sitting in my Amazon cart for the last two days and i still havent decided to pull the trigger..
Hello Which piano do you recommend, the Alesis recital grand or this one, Doner dep 20, I'm from Mexico but I don't know which keyboard to buy, here both are worth the same, but I don't know which one to buy