Digital Pianos

Digital pianos are electronic instruments designed to replicate the sound and feel of an acoustic piano. They use digital sampling technology to produce piano sounds, often taken from high-quality recordings of real grand pianos. Unlike traditional pianos, digital pianos do not have strings or hammers; instead, they use weighted or semi-weighted keys to simulate the tactile response of an acoustic keyboard. Many models include built-in speakers, headphone jacks for silent practice, and MIDI/USB connectivity for music production or learning software.