Korg B2

It's easy to miss, and so i'm really impressed with it and uh and excited that we have it here and i think it will be a great seller here at our store...

5 millimeter line input [Music] to help get you plenty right away. The B2 includes a free three month premium planned trial of Spoof, which offers a w...

The speakers are not bad, it is not upgraded to 15 watts, it is pretty powerful, but it just doesn't do enough justice to the voices inside there, bec...

One of my other complaints would come from the sustain pedal. I find that even as I've used it, the sustain pedal is very stiff. It doesn't offer the ...

As they arrived and I used them with the smallest stock tips it was a great fit for my ear canals - sure the shells stick out a bit more as they are a "custom universal" shape compared to my P1's more rounded/circular shape, but the nozzle+tip itself fit quite well. They do feel much fuller within my ear canal due to how thick the nozzle is to begin with, but there is no stress/pressure/irritation in my ear canals even after hours of using them. I also got an aftermarket 2-pin cable since I really didnt like how the stock copper cable looks with the B2 IEMs. This silver/grey-combo braided is pretty much a perfect match for the IEM's design and color in my opinion, and it is very soft and supple as well compared to the stock cable.

There's a lot to like about the Korg B2, especially at this price. This is a great piano for beginners and includes everything you need in the box minus a stand and bench. That being said, Korg should take notice of Roland's excellent FP-10 and add in some of those missing features to make the B2 tr...

I think it is worth taking a gamble and buying the B2 or some other higher tier IEM. I went from some popular and well reviewed IEMs under $120 to a $300 model and the difference in sound quality was obvious within seconds of listening. There are far more expensive IEMs but I think $300 is around the price were quality takes a step up. It is easy enough to accept that one thing can sound better than another but you don't know what better sounds like until you hear it.

This piano has good feeling keys and the built in sounds are slightly above average. However, it is limited to only being a practice piano for its inputs and outputs are incredibly lacking. The foot pedal is proprietary and not the standard quarter inch jack compatible footpedal, so if it wears out ...

Other than being curious about the bass lift on the B2D, I'm content with my B2. Agree on the soundstage.

While nicely weighted, the keys don't feel exactly like an acoustic but close enough that your fingers shouldn't trip over themselves when an opportunity to play one presents itself. None of the other weighted pianos sub 400eur have a 128 polyphony, it's closest competitor the casio cdp-s100 is only...