Fremont, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/06/2015 -- In the past, consumers only had two options when it came to pianos. They could choose an upright piano or a grand piano, but today consumers now find they have a third option in the form of digital pianos. Traditional or acoustic pianos, according to Houston Piano Company, make use of 220 to 230 strings made of steel, but the digital piano comes with no strings, relying on technology to produce the sounds heard from the instrument. Individuals looking to purchase a digital piano to complement their traditional one or replace it completely or those new to this instrument should visit Digital Piano Review Site for information on these instruments before proceeding.

Digital Piano Review Site provides a comparison chart for those looking to purchase a digital instrument. With the help of this chart, consumers quickly obtain information about different models, including the Yamaha DGXP105 (http://www.digitalpianoreviewsite.com/yamaha-p105/) and the Yamaha P35 (http://www.digitalpianoreviewsite.com/yamaha-p35/). Features covered in the chart include price, number of keys, weighted keys, speakers, and more. Consumers find they can quickly limit their options by making use of this chart," Rick Stallworth, founder of Digital Piano Review Site, states.

Individuals learning to play the piano often opt for a device with a lower price tag and the Yamaha PSRE243 is a good choice in this situation. This digital piano comes with 61 keys and 139 voices. The piano weighs only 9 pounds, rendering it a good choice for children who need to transport their piano to lessons, and auto shutoff is standard on this machine, a concern for many parents. Teachers love that this instrument comes with a metronome, as this helps the child to keep time while playing.

"Consider the Yamaha PSRE245 for a child who wishes to learn to play piano. The instrument comes with a power supply, closed cup headphones, and a single braced x style keyboard stand, so the child can begin playing as soon as it comes out of the box. The PSRE245 features Ultra Wide Stereo technology to guarantee great sound. This is one model every beginner should check out," Stallworth exclaims.

Advanced players find the Yamaha PSRE245 too basic for their needs and look for other devices, ones with more features. The Yamaha DGX650 (http://www.digitalpianoreviewsite.com/yamaha-dgx-650/) remains a popular choice with those who have been using digital pianos for an extended period of time. This model includes 88 keys, four six-watt speakers, and more. Individuals looking to upgrade their current instrument will definitely want to consider this model.

"Digital Piano Review Site examines digital pianos in every price range. The site wants to see everyone succeed while playing this instrument and the detailed comparison chart makes it easy to find the right device for each piano player. Once one's options have been narrowed down to just one or two, the consumer needs to read the detailed reviews to make a choice. Doing so has never been easier thanks to Digital Piano Review Site," Stallworth promises.

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Digital Piano Review Site remains the number one source for information on digital piano reviews and provides reviews on various devices to help consumers find the one which best meets their needs. Reports offered on the site are extensive, detailed, and unbiased, with the goal being to provide a better experience for consumers in the market for a digital piano. Consumers find they get the best value for their money with the help of Digital Piano Review Site.