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11] How much pounding can they take? (Digital Pianos) |
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This article is from the Digital Pianos FAQ, by Isako Hoshino rmmpfaq@yahoo.com with numerous contributions by others.
The general consensus is that digital pianos can take as much
pounding as a piano can. One would hope that the
manufacturers have designed them with that in mind. But
there have been reports of people chipping the plastic on the
key, or losing a spring which helps the feel of a weighted
action and have been playing gingerly ever since, but this
seems to be in the minority.
 
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