Roland has arrived at CES in Las Vegas with a couple of ways to satisfy that New Year's resolution to learn to play the piano. Its new Go keyboards come in two flavors, one aimed squarely at beginners ...
Sam Ash has released a new guide comparing the Casio CT-S1 and the Roland GO:KEYS, two lightweight keyboards often favored by ...
The world of ultra-portable digital pianos is an exciting and ever-evolving landscape where piano makers always push the boundaries of what's possible in a super compact instrument. Due to their ...
Roland has announced a new, “refreshed” version of its GO:PIANO 88. As you might expect, this improves on the previous model in a number of ways. However, somewhat strangely, its specs actually appear ...
It took nearly an entire year, but Roland's voice-savvy GO:PIANO keyboard is now available. Spend $500 (and enable a Roland skill) and you can use Alexa to choose sounds, turn on the metronome and ...
Weight is the most crucial factor when selecting a travel keyboard, with airlines typically restricting carry-ons to around 12kg (26 pounds) The Yamaha Reface CP (6 pounds) and Roland GO series (8 ...
Remember pianos? They were like wooden boxes, sometimes tall and straight, other times long and on legs, with metal strings inside of them. They had these white and black things on the outside called ...
The Roland E-X50 is a good choice for beginners, offering creative features, strong connectivity, and a sturdy build. However, the keys feel a little stiff, and some sounds seem outdated for the price ...
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