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Moose
Apr 21, 2011, 7:59:00 PM4/21/11
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So i've been studying music theory for some time now, I have been
playing guitar for 4 years and have been also working with bass for a
while and decided that with all this music theory work ive been doing
that i might like to buy and learn to play piano. I'm on a pretty
tight budget (anywhere between $100 and $200) and i want something
that will give me everything i need in a keyboard yet not so much that
it will cost me a bunch of money that I dont have. I know that when i
start learning to play i will most likely become very committed and
will probably continue playing for the rest of my life. I would like
to know what to look for in a keyboard so that i will have what i need
to get myself off the ground without buying a piece of garbage that i
wont be able to use 5 years down the road, used instruments are a huge
open option for me right now, any suggestions?
playing guitar for 4 years and have been also working with bass for a
while and decided that with all this music theory work ive been doing
that i might like to buy and learn to play piano. I'm on a pretty
tight budget (anywhere between $100 and $200) and i want something
that will give me everything i need in a keyboard yet not so much that
it will cost me a bunch of money that I dont have. I know that when i
start learning to play i will most likely become very committed and
will probably continue playing for the rest of my life. I would like
to know what to look for in a keyboard so that i will have what i need
to get myself off the ground without buying a piece of garbage that i
wont be able to use 5 years down the road, used instruments are a huge
open option for me right now, any suggestions?
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