Yes, to me this is a good keyboard for beginners. For the latest price I suggest checking out the official Thomann website. That should give you a good reference point.
Hello! I found this in a second hand app for 200€, I'm so interested in this one for start, but I don't know what should I check first before buying it? Or does it worth to buy it new? Thanks for the help! Nice video!
Hi, the retail price for the keyboard on the Thomann website is just above 200 euros. I'd say it's worth buying it new. If you consider buying the second hand one I'd check if all the keys are functional, together with the jacks and the other features.
Thanks for the great review! I used to play piano for 7 years as a child/teenager, but I haven't played almost at all for the last 15+ years. I want to buy a quite cheap digital piano/keyboard to practice and remind myself how to play. Do you think this one would be suitable also for intermediate users, once I make progress ;)?
Thanks, I'm glad it was useful. Welcome back to the piano world :) In this case you might want to check out the Thomann SP5600. It's not that much expensive compared to SP320 but it has keys with hammer action which I suspect will give you a better experience once you pick up some speed ;) Good luck and let us know what choice you made later!
Good to hear! Sure, here are the instructions from the technical manual: Use the metronome and tempo buttons to transpose the entire keyboard by 12 semitones up or down. Use D#2 to call up the "Transpose" function. Use the piano keys C2 to C4 to transpose the value range. The value of the piano key C3 defaults.
Great video, thanks for sharing such a detailed review!
Thank you, glad you found it helpful!
@@silviu.c.13 did you try the Yamaha NP12 or Roland Go? Is the Thomann better?
@jerryx2000 That's a good one. I didn't try those so unfortunately I cannot tell. But hopefully someone who has can answer in this thread
Do you still recommand this for beginners?
How much did you buy it? I found a sale
Yes, to me this is a good keyboard for beginners. For the latest price I suggest checking out the official Thomann website. That should give you a good reference point.
great review. thanks
bonjour, super cool, est ce que le probleme du haut parleur gauche à évoluer, est ce que la garantie de thomann 3 ans n'est plus valable, merci ?
Hello! I found this in a second hand app for 200€, I'm so interested in this one for start, but I don't know what should I check first before buying it? Or does it worth to buy it new? Thanks for the help! Nice video!
Hi, the retail price for the keyboard on the Thomann website is just above 200 euros. I'd say it's worth buying it new. If you consider buying the second hand one I'd check if all the keys are functional, together with the jacks and the other features.
Thanks for the great review! I used to play piano for 7 years as a child/teenager, but I haven't played almost at all for the last 15+ years. I want to buy a quite cheap digital piano/keyboard to practice and remind myself how to play. Do you think this one would be suitable also for intermediate users, once I make progress ;)?
Thanks, I'm glad it was useful. Welcome back to the piano world :) In this case you might want to check out the Thomann SP5600. It's not that much expensive compared to SP320 but it has keys with hammer action which I suspect will give you a better experience once you pick up some speed ;) Good luck and let us know what choice you made later!
Thaks for the tutorial. I have the same piano and I think the same that you. Could you explain to me how to use the transpose, please?
Good to hear! Sure, here are the instructions from the technical manual: Use the metronome and tempo buttons to transpose the entire keyboard by 12 semitones up or down. Use D#2 to call up the "Transpose" function. Use the piano keys C2 to C4 to transpose the value range. The value of the piano key C3 defaults.
I'm sorry, i do not understand (dutch).
Can you show how to use transpose? Thank you!
@@silviu.c.13 can you show how it works, i can not get it transposed. (But i am dutch, maybe i did not read it well 😊)
@@PatriciaLeliefeldThanks for the suggestion! I'll try to include it in one of the future videos
Can we play in silent mode using the headphones?
Yes, that's possible
Hi is there a way to use the sustain feature without the sustain pedal?
hello, does it have weighted keys?
Hi, no, the keys are not weighted
Can u play on road with this ? Connect it with a usb or something like that cause i want to play on road
Yes, that is possible. Check out the section at 1:25
how can i connect this keyboard to my pc?
You need a special cable and then connect it into the slot you can see at 1:26