Roland FP-30 vs Yamaha P45

So here's the Rollin FP 30 Thank you so much for watching again! Here's a an instrument that is quite ideal for people who are either just starting ou...

DO NOT BUY THIS! someone mentioned yamaha p45 which is a great keyboard and will be great to learn on but Yamaha also do some cheaper lower end keyboards which is what I learnt on before getting a roland go

) if that changes anything. But sound (I mean more volume here) isn't really something I care for, I just want the best piano for the best price that'll last the longest.

This is a good keyboard for its price. Its value proposition is that it's portable, light enough to lug around to gigs, and decent-sounding enough to just plug in and perform with. It's simple to operate, does what you'd expect it to, and the weighted action is great. I have few reservations about this keyboard as a gigging keyboard

This is my dream come true (a top-line keybed for lowest price possible). The oboard sounds are pretty ass, but I dont use on-board sounds, dont sequence on the keyboard, dont need a built in audio/midi-usb device, dont need "bluetooth" connections, dont need onboard speakers, etc. Just give me the nice 88-key keybed with a midi out, and I am golden. I cant believe this is real

The piano is basic. It looks basic, feels basic, and if you want no thrills whatsoever then this is the piano for you. The keys have a nice action, the pedal not so much. It's hard to tell if you even have it pressed by feel alone