Donner DEP-20 Demo, In-Depth Review & Buying Guide

[@JeremySee]

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[@tripleaorg1592]

Please review Flavian mk-816

[@skaewman1]

Sir what is the name of a song that you played at the beginning of this vdo sir

[@radwanchamoun4879]

The song he plays at the beginning is Gymnopedie No. 1

[@mikasa1114]

Does it come with a pedal ?

[@trainliker100]

"Weighted" keys are very important if you are practicing with a goal of, or are also playing on, acoustic pianos. It is quite unusual to have that at this price. I'm of the belief that every home should have a piano (especially if there are kids) but one of these will do just fine.

[@billiondime]

One day he will own so many pianos that he will make a new home from those rather than using bricks!

[@JeremySee]

😅

[@matthewshea3170]

@@JeremySee hey Jeremy, what do you think of the alesis Recital? I'm looking to move up from a casio ctk 720 to it

[@Kassiusday]

@ BILLION DIME : RECYCLING PIANO MODE SETTING !!!

[@deanevangelista6359]

I wonder what the R value is.

[@ros9764]

I guess you could say blocks instead of bricks

[@oblivionpro69]

I just bought one and started learning. It sounds really good to me but I don’t have anything to compare it to since this is my first.

[@jheighten7568]

Who did you buy it from? because I bought it from donnermusicinstrument. Com. And they lie through their teeth telling me that they sent the piano then they tell me Hours later that the piano was defective so now they’re waiting for them to come in then they tell me that they send it the next day so for me they sent the broken one or nothing at all. I’ stopped the package midway and told UPS to send it back and now I have a dispute with my credit card on them

[@violetabautista5531]

@@jheighten7568 Amazon

[@dragginforce]

@@jheighten7568 did you ever receive it? I’m thinking about ordering one

[@michaelskywalker3089]

The Donner seems like a good choice for a beginning student aspiring to play difficult classical pieces but does not have the space or budget to maintain a wood-based piano. It is great that it comes with a decent foot pedal, 200 plus rhythms and voices, good speakers, music stand and features a recording function. The connectivity and output jacks combined with the speakers make it a functional recital or performance instrument. Nevertheless, the Yamaha P-125 or the Casio 1000/3000 seem like better choices [in my opinion] as they seem to offer the possibility of fulfilling a student musicians creative and performance potential better.

[@JeremySee]

If money isn't an issue, of course a piano that costs twice as much would be better. 😊

[@michaelskywalker3089]

@@JeremySee Yes, I completely agree. If I had enough money and space I would get a nice Yamaha GH1 baby grand piano.

[@bieryguevara7076]

Hey man,I would like to know how the piano gets its power source (like from a cable or batteries)

[@bieryguevara7076]

yup

[@dumidumdum7172]

can you do a review on the william rhapsody iii

[@capjoshua]

The Grand Piano actually sounds so beautiful!!! Loved the review Jeremy ! Keep up the good work....

[@jeffcat4114]

Hi Jeremy, new fan here. It would be really interesting if you took some of these budget pianos apart so we can get a sense of the action components vs the more expensive sets. There is a whole fandom behind seeing the internals of these pianos. Maybe even compare the processor chips.

[@johnthebimmerman1406]

This is about playing music, not messing around with electronics.

[@inthesunbythebeach]

Great idea! I would be interested in that.

[@TexanInParis06]

They also sell a DEP-20S that comes with a decent looking stand and three pedals included.

[@GeorgeFalconer]

At 03:34, you play some higher notes and nothing happens - there's no sound. A bit odd...

[@balancingbucks4683]

Thank you so much for this review! I will be purchasing via your link! Getting this for my daughters bday this week. Glad I watched this prior to making my purchase!

[@JeremySee]

It's my pleasure to share what my knowledge. Your daughter will love it! Have fun.

[@paonob4242]

i bought a casio recommended kb and was amazed..thanks

[@cherylcuttineau7916]

New subscriber here. I, too, came upon the Donner line of digital keyboards. The company gets rave reviews for its customer service--Yamahàs c/s makes me not want to buy their products. But your excellent video cleared up some concerns I read about the poor speaker power and the weighted key touch sensitivity. I am 70 and want a decent keyboard to learn from before I plunk down $5,000 for a Clavia775 :) Thanks Jeremy--you helped me make up my mind!

[@DavidPogue]

This is an incredibly useful, well-produced video. You're a great writer and a great reviewer!

[@JeremySee]

I'm honoured you think so Sir. You're a legend.

[@KatonthePiano]

Hi Jeremy, I have this piano now, bought it thanks to your review and yes it is great! I love that it feels and sounds very authentic and also has MIDI function. For a more advanced player I would be interested to know what you think about the Donner DDP300 for Beginner and Professional?

[@JeremySee]

Have fun! I don't have access to the DDP series to give you an opinion.

[@verdiernoyama9681]

what do you think about this piano now ?

[@daavviidd._]

how’s the keyboard ?

[@julybaby8523]

How is it holding up?

[@brenobarbado]

Guys, I’m only 9 years old and I can play the piano!

[@GMANT]

How’s the journey going man hope you’re still loving it

[@skysglcw]

Age is just a number! 😉

[@antonymartel6619]

@@skysglcwtell that to Chris Hansen

[@linkfiedproductions2246]

That’s great! Hope you are doing well

[@thesevenbees8212]

that was the add i got too lmao

[@HenryParkk]

Me: Spends a few weeks deciding which keyboard I'd like to start properly learning with, chooses Casio CDP S90. Jeremy: Uploads this. Me: ;-;

[@billiondime]

Aye yo don’t be sad buddy whatever happens a brand is always a brand its casio an experienced brand

[@aaronchristie4053]

Im wanting to get started to learn piano and I'd like something that has a nice balance of voices, and split function as well as a good sound to it. I think this is a good fit for that but im happy to see other suggestions

[@Slash0mega]

i guess i really shouldn't judge it without using it for myself, but holy cow this things feature set is blowing my 500$ used yamahi p-45 out of the water...

[@user-rf4vc7mt4d]

im trying to pick between this and the p45, hard to pick considering the price difference

[@abrahamabr6827]

It's sad that i couldn't even able to buy any of these digital pianos or keyboards you were greatly reveiwing... I hope i will have one before living the mother of earth! :) I apriciate your reviews and guideline videos... From Ethiopia! 💚💛❤

[@booneandnhu4032]

Unfortunately not available by amazon Germany or by Thoman.

[@huntleyjackie]

Jeremy, thanks for all your reviews. I have a question about something you stated. At the 1:50 mark you mention the DEP-20 has graded hammer action. But when I look at reviews on Amazon, I keep reading that all the keys are weighted equally. Additionally, the photo and description from Donner makes no mention of graded weights. Can you please confirm whether it is or isn’t graded (Heavier on left, lighter on right)? I’m hoping to purchase this weekend to take advantage of cyber Monday sales. Thanks in advance.

[@cesar_m.p.]

You are correct. This model is not graded. SE-1, DDP 200, DDP 300 and DDP 400 are graded.

[@kyleighdawn408]

When you love the piano and play it @ school but your 14 and broke and ur parents won't key you one :')

[@NationJJ]

Voice of a 90s action star. Plays his enemies like keys.

[@KutWrite]

I thought of several martial arts movie villains, too. He's so nice, helpful and friendly, though.

[@crismadrigal2642]

Jackie chan is that you😀

[@timino8142]

Would you recommend it over the casio cpd-s100 as they are similar price

[@jasoncarver1134]

Man you have helped me so much with picking a perfect keyboard man I wish I could give you 10000000000 subs and 1000000000000 likes😂😂😂😂👍

[@JeremySee]

I'm happy to help!

[@sneakypeaky3821]

This guy is so underrated! He deserves millions of subscribers

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@kaberigomes2117]

Subscribers doesn't matter, he gets millions of views.. 👍

[@sneakypeaky3821]

@@JeremySee Just trying to spread positivity 😄. Pls take a minute to check out my channel 😃. Only video is okayish rest are trash 😂.

[@JeremySee]

dusk to dawn cover is lit! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@sneakypeaky3821]

@@JeremySee Thank you 😊

[@Leartech81]

It even includes a "70's Porn" instrumental!! 6:38

[@abdallahghordlo8805]

Hello, I love your videos and want to know what you think I should get, a Roland fp-10 or a Casio px s1000?

[@Morenoo]

Hey Jeremy, first of all, thank you very much for doing these videos, they are really helpful! My question is, how would this compare to your recommended Casio CDP-S150? They are in the same price rage so I was wondering which would be best for a beginner.

[@gdylanc]

Great review as always - now the question is - this donner piano or the yamaha psr e463 as they are both around £280 on amazon here in the UK

[@JeremySee]

Quite different kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKitpp-Aq6h1iNE

[@leoleondre2425]

Don't know if i should laugh or not cuz wtf 280 dollars seriously the donner dep 20 😵

[@t.d.a7881]

@@leoleondre2425 those are pounds, not dollars

[@tiffanyang4157]

Thanks for this! 💕

[@JeremySee]

Happy to share.

[@mcouture8169]

Scrolling through 200+ options each time you want to make a change makes me wonder about the lifespan of that button/interface.?.?

[@jamesmatthews7549]

The ongoing question of “does brand A sound 5 times better than brand Z to justify the price” is answered at the 6:02 mark. Perhaps I’m in the < 10% of people (per other videos) that can tell the difference. Having said that, the sound quality is far better than the cost suggests and anyone looking to spend even as far as $750 ought to take it under serious consideration. my 0.02

[@kpmusic8604]

Hi Jeremy! This was a very well made review. Its been about a year since I took up interest in keyboard playing and it didnt take me long to find your channel.Thanks to you I learned a lot about arrangers and digital pianos and could make a satisfying choice of buying a beginner keyboard.I am from India where there is serious illiteracy regarding things you can do with arrangers...I also started my own channel of keyboard covers.(Its not very gr8 but it would be gr8 if you check out:) I really appreciate your work and enjoy your content.Its worth more subs! Looking back at your old videos one can easily notice how much better your channel has got.Keep up the good work Jeremy!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you! Will have a look at your covers.

[@brandonfarish1]

Looking to begin learning piano, would this be a better option than the recital pro?

[@naimqm]

Does anyone that tune he's playing at 4:22? I remember it from my SmartMusic days😮

[@silvercyber19]

Dear Mr. Jeremy, could you please make a video about how to properly cleaning keyboard or digital piano ?

[@jonathandance7372]

Damp (NOT wet) microfibre cloth - that's it! PS tip: warm the cloth in the microwave (taking care not to scald your hand) and use that to remove any greasy marks. Wipe damp off with dry cloth immediately. Clean then dry a small section at a time.

[@davidperri8862]

THank you for posting this Jeremy. One of our kids has really taken to learning piano himself (self instructed) and now wants to graduate to an 88 key. I feel more confident buying this. I'm sure many viewers appreciate your detailed style and input on this video.

[@JeremySee]

I appreciate your kind words David.

[@masamune5272]

I finished your ads teacher, hope it helps💝

[@scottkendall5655]

Agree with Sneaky Peaky. Jeremy you are so fun, talented and informative to watch. Keep up the good work!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@airflare7285]

Damn, I bought this a few days before Black Friday. It was on sale so I bought it for $276. Best piano at that price and now it's out of stock.

[@tikeoff5512]

What was the discount on it? Just trying to find out if they raised there price

[@iprangem]

Thanks Jeremy

[@Perjmad89]

Hi Jeremy, great review! What is the opening piece you play? It sounds so familiar but i just can't place it and it's been driving me nuts!

[@JeremySee]

Gymnopedie

[@annamvan5129]

Sound good.. but I do not think people in vietnam can order it on Amazon....Thanks JEREMY....STAY SAFE

[@JeremySee]

Thanks buddy!

[@mangeshlavhale4732]

I m regretting my choice..😩😩😩😫😫😫

[@tikeoff5512]

What was your choice

[@typando3958]

I've been shopping around for about a year now, I think I've made my choice. Thank you for all the hard work!

[@benallmark9671]

Did you get this one ?

[@jacklucas9129]

Hi Jeremy, in your review you said that the keys are scaled, with the lower keys being firmer and the higher keys being lighter, but in the description of the piano it just says it’s weighted keys whereas their higher-end model has scaled weighted. Can you please clarify for this model? Does the touch setting allow you to set this up? Thank you!

[@rajfreakinraushan]

I wanna see a channel full of your cover of songs ❤️❤️

[@samuelnehemiah8814]

Crisp & excellent review. It cuts anyone's time on researching for a budget piano.

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words

[@hcb3636]

I'm basically happy with my P121, but I do miss an AUX-IN port like the one that this has.

[@JeremySee]

☺️ your P121 is significantly more expensive.

[@annypiano8025]

As i know, you can use the headphone jack and special adapter

[@benallmark9671]

Why what’s AUX in good for ?

[@HiddenFlameXM18]

Jeremy, I've been afraid to give this one a shot, but thanks to your review looks like I'm taking it. Your insights have been fantastic. Keep up the great work!

[@JeremySee]

I'm happy to help.

[@user-rf4vc7mt4d]

did you buy it? how is it?

[@julybaby8523]

How is it?

[@user-dr7kb9yf1n]

Would you reccomed this piano for chrismas??

[@Yukkiiscollection]

Would you say this is a good piano for a beginner I’ve never played piano before and was going too buy one and try learn myself how too play been wanting too play for a year and a half now

[@PianoMan-hx3ev]

Ugh, at 6:07 I had a James Pavel Shawcross flashback!

[@JeremySee]

😁

[@hoangyenle2873]

Hi Jeremy. I want to get a digital piano after watching your videos. Which of the two would you personally recommend in terms of keyboard and sample quality: the donner dep-20 or the korg b2?

[@SuzetteLouw]

If you want to practice at home the Donner is good, also if you want to connect it to a DAW it doubles as a midi controller for music production software. I'd say the Korg B2 voices may be of higher quality, but there a fewer and connectivity to your computer is not as straight forward. I would choose the Donner and once you outg row the Donner get a recital or ensamble piano above the USA$1000 mark.

[@masamune5272]

Your reviews are awesome man!!! Hope I can see you one day, You deserve more subs❤️

[@b222a5]

I have a question. I'm planning on getting the semi weighted version of this. But should I just get a full weighted one. Are the keys hard to press down on sometimes, or would I just get use to it. Does it effect playing faster pieces?

[@PoiSonX_xX]

Hi Jeremy, thank you so much for the quality of this review. My partner is interested in learning piano again and this has now come into contention. Would you recommend this over the Yamaha P45? There is nearly £100 difference between the two here in the UK.

[@feraldynaufal]

The piano sound is meaty. I like it! Do you recommend this over PSR EW410? I wanna play in a more regular piano way. :D

[@SuzetteLouw]

Hi Feraldy, This would be a good piano for you if you want to get close to the feel and, expressiveness of an accoustic piano as it has weighted keys. It depends on the type of piano pieces you want to play. Many classical pieces require the full 88 key range, for other music genres 61 keys will suffice unless you really want to get into deep bass parts along with the higher registers. Cheers, Suzette

[@QuakerPop]

I was hoping for Jeremy to do a review on this before black friday but the amazon reviews and the feature set were so compelling that I had to pull the trigger. I bought it as a holiday gift for my 8 year old who is learning to play. I want to give it to her as a surprise but I don't think I'll be able to wait that long! after reading the review, I want to open it up and play with it myself! Thanks for reaffirming my purchase Jeremy. I just have one question for you...I saw you mention that Donner had better features but lower quality than a Yamaha P45 for example. However, in the review, you raised no concerns about the feel of the keys or the sound quality. My daughter is a pianist, so these are the two most important things for me. what quality concerns do you have related to sound quality and keyboard feel? I trust you and I'm happy to pay the 100 more for the P45 if it is MUCH better than the Donner DEP 20 in those respects. Anyhow, you are great at what you do. I'll drop an update on this thread to let everyone know how she likes it. Everyone - one last thing, make sure to watch the ads that play during Jeremy's videos. It's how he gets paid for his work. Buying these keyboards, shooting and editing these videos isn't cheap. It's the least we can all do for the man!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words buddy. The P45 is slightly better but definitely not a $100 better. 😉

[@julybaby8523]

Did you get the Donner, is it holding up?

[@koine2002]

Thanks for your reviews, Jeremy. I’ve been looking at this model, but I can’t, for the life of me, find a triple sustain pedal with the 5-pin connecter. Could you point me in the right direction, please?

[@nathangamer5535]

do you know witch triple pedal systems you can use for the dep20?

[@adamyohan]

As soon as I saw the sustain pedal pulled out I knew this piano was incredible value compared to something like the P45.

[@MartinBuehne]

very good review

[@djba]

Hi Jeremy ... thanks for this review. How does the action on this Donner DP-20 compare to a Roland FP-10 or to a Yamaha P145? To me, the Yamaha P45 has a heavy touch and the Roland FP-10 is a little lighter. How does the touch of this Alesis compare to those others? Thanks

[@JDPri77]

Where else can you get it. I think Jeff has enough of my money.

[@bettyangwenyi1797]

Jeremy, how come your pianos don't wobble on their stands? What do you do to make them stable?

[@JeremySee]

I use Quiklok. They are expensive though.

[@JoeLinux2000]

I use a metal folding saw horse with cut down legs and some end ear supports. It's inexpensive and extremely stable.

[@saxonliw9502]

Use a double x stand. They are more sturdy than a single X stand.

[@sssdeecee]

@@JeremySee Quiklok is the best! My first keyboard was a Kawai K4 and a Quiklok stand. I still have both, in perfect condition after almost 30 years! But after experiencing the joys of a hammer-action keyboard, I'm going to buy this Donner keyboard! It's remarkable that I paid well over $1000 for my K4 with synth keys and 16 note poly and now I can buy a weighted hammer-action keyboard with 128 simultaneous notes! I think the only "advantage" the K4 has is the ability to create new tones and save them. Jeremy, thank you again for your always wonderful reviews!

[@thomasottvideos]

This is a well-written review. It is the best and most comprehensive review online to date for the Donner product.

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@myloslockpick]

name of what you played in the beginning? Forgot the name.

[@MACgirL821]

What settings do you have the “set chord”, “touch”, “effect dsp” on? I just got this piano, everything’s great except when using the sustain it sounds like it’s echoing too much when playing on some songs

[@saxonliw9502]

Wow.. AWM is a super ancient sound engine.. Are the sustains looped?

[@RoadGlider505]

I keep seeing reviews on this keyboard and the reviewer says they have Graded Hammer Action. According to Donner's website the DEP-20 DOES NOT have Graded Hammer Action. The SE-1 does and it only costs a little more.

[@lifeismusic5529]

Fully weighed keys? Woah. For that price that’s crazy.

[@HaIsKuL]

There's a weighted and semi-weighted version. It's about a $100 difference.

[@bradley3549]

@@HaIsKuL Do you have the model numbers for the two different versions? It's not obvious from the Amazon store which is which.

[@geovannetumandao3588]

Thanks Jeremy

[@emanuel1276]

Hi, Jeremy. Which beginner piano should I buy? This donner or the alesis recital? Both seems to be at the same price in my country. I am saving with a lot of effort to be able to buy one of these, I hope I can. P.d. english isn't my native language, sorry for grammar mistakes.

[@sppoch]

Supongo que hablas español, al final cuál compraste? Justo estoy intentando tomar la misma decisión que tú hace 3 años

[@americansamastipur637]

After watching your vedio i m confuse in casio 3500 or casio 700.....plz sugest which is best....

[@subhashrastogi1972]

So should I get, yamaha psr e373 or this one(Donner) ....you never reply to my comment😠

[@JeremySee]

Quite different kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKitpp-Aq6h1iNE

[@bryangl1]

A surprising find - what more can one say? I've never heard of this brand before, where is it made? It should give the usual familiar manufacturers a bit of a jolt!

[@JeremySee]

Pretty much most keyboards are made in China, India, Vietnam & Indonesia 😊 This is from China.

[@sempoasipsunshine6008]

I live in Indonesia

[@pulgasari1238]

No where available in Germany, and everywhere sold out outside of Germany... That's disappointing....

[@gkrrrrrrrrrrrrr]

I think decent established-brand second hand electric pianos are still a better choice for 200-300 euros/dollars/what have you I find my 10+ years old casio PX-320 (for example) very satisfactory, especially in terms of action, despite also playing in much newer and fancier electric pianos.

[@JeremySee]

except those who have a very limited budget cannot risk getting a used unit without warranty and it fails on them...

[@gkrrrrrrrrrrrrr]

@@JeremySee ya, the warranty issue is an excellent point For people new in the sport that check second hand instruments (often the target group for those keyboards) bringing along someone with experience is a must, but still hard to be confident issues won't show up soon after. I guess the ideal case is know someone in person that has upgraded and can borrow/sell their keyboard but that's relatively rare

[@EndreCsapó]

Hi Jeremy, I am from Hungary, Europe. In 1991 I''ve bought a little Yamaha arranger keyboard, an absolutely simple one, although it had split and some automatic, single-finger accompaniment for the left hand. The thing was fully FM-synthesis, no MIDI, worked on 4 AA batteries only, had 120 fairly bad voices and a single 1/4 inch headphone out, but it had a single-line numeric keypad. I liked it, but not for its sound or capabilities, but know what for? It had mini keys, may be even mini-mini keys. So it was very-very portable. The worst and cheap $50-99 beginner/kid keyboards have at least a lightyear better sound in this years, but I miss for some years a fairly good, probably Yamaha PSR-E373-level arranger keyboard with mini keys! I live in a space-restricted apartment, have no room for a full-size 61-keys arranger. Please, suggest for me (and for the others with the same problem) a decent 61-key arranger keyboard with mini keys! Thanks in advance: Andrew

[@Jeff-wk4eo]

This is easily the best bang for your buck when it comes to beginner pianos. Going with this one. Thanks. I've been looking at others that cost nearly twice as much that have half the features.

[@beyoursound1337]

Thank you for waiting till after I bought this piano last week to make it sell out on amazon.

[@dandelion1627]

Can you do a comparison between this Donner DEP-20 with Yamaha P45/P71?

[@Kassiusday]

I bought the Yamaha P45 , I am beginner but the feeling seems as a real piano to me maybe the last octave key note are a bit hard to get a proper clear sound but overall is a quite good choice IMO

[@randallfranklin2548]

Yamaha less features, but superior quality!!!

[@undertaken5200]

Just don’t buy a cheap piano if you want a nice one

[@facts.house1835]

Someone please guide me which is better one between donner dep 20 and korg liano

[@shadxw7623]

DAMN I’m having the same issue rn 😭😭😭😭😭 thing is korg is semi weighted while the donner is fully weighted which is closer to the feeling of an acoustic piano now Im wondering if sound is good enough but yes I think donner is the better choice

[@facts.house1835]

@@shadxw7623 I have purchased the liano and it's amazing , personally I am totally satisfied with it.

[@jspau]

Hi Jeremy, I bought this keyboard and noticed that the upper keys are very quiet and soft compared to the middle and lower keys. Is this normal? I'm a beginner so don't know if my keyboard is defective or this is how pianos usually are.

[@alejandrotorresgalicia8937]

Hello Which piano do you recommend, the Alesis recital grand or this one, Doner dep 20, I'm from Mexico but I don't know which keyboard to buy, here both are worth the same, but I don't know which one to buy

[@Guitar.Gemini]

I can pick one of these up for right about $300 right now. I think I might just do it. I NEED TO PLAY RAGTIME

[@Novanurachmad]

which the best real piano sounds? donner dep 20 or dgx 680 by yamaha?

[@isettech]

Looked at the IO.. Has USB MIDI for use with a workstation or lessons, but does not have regular MIDI ports.

[@kasugakyosuke1444]

name of this music being played at the beginning？

[@eslamahmed5081]

Erik Satie Gymnopédies No.1

[@treborrelluf]

Erik Satie, Gymnopedie 1

[@stevebelczyk1521]

Great review! Thank you! I've ordered mine and it is on the way.

[@JeremySee]

Glad I could help!

[@TonyWilliampianoman]

Well it's very interesting and possibly a game changer in portable digital pianos. Hope the manufacturers give you a kick back, unlike Yamaha (ha-ha). Regards.

[@ludacris6212]

Would be great to get your thoughts on the DDP-60. Many of the current reviews I've seen are sponsored by Donner and therefore are potentially biased.

[@carlosvarela4875]

So , is the Donner Dep-10 a good option as well ? I'm going to buy my first keyboard and had the alesis recital on my sight , but if i stretch my budget a little I could buy the DEP-10. It's worth to choose the DEP-10 over the recital?

[@Gloomshroom_1221]

Hey I was wondering the exact same thing. Did you end up making a decision?

[@radwanchamoun4879]

I would definitely prefer the Dep-10 over the Recital. The sound quality is much better in my opinion.

[@cropthecop6329]

we're in the same situation. i had the alesis recital in my amazon cart, but i found this. and i'm going for the real piano feel, i'm gonna go with the donner

[@mememachine4766]

I also go with the dep 10 now lets see if i regret it lol

[@mileyreese6071]

If I were to buy this it's for the reason that I'm going to need a full piano keyboard. It looks like it. How many keys are there?

[@Leartech81]

If you watch the video, he tells you in the beginning...

[@echonuim]

I got it and have to say it aint bad for what it costs. Good for beginners to early intermediates who arent fully sure that they will continue to play for years.

[@dam11232]

@jeremy see great review. what is the name of the song at 8:30?

[@legaleagles3654]

Not bad for the money.........