Donner DDP-300 Fully Weighted Home Digital Piano Black

the piano looks and feels great, and is a joy to play, perfect for living-room practice. the default grand piano voicing sounds really good and convincing via the build in speakers, volume is good. headphones, line out, usb-midi, and even Bluetooth midi provide sufficient connectivity options. the base integrates 3 pedals, that connect with a cable to the piano. A separate (not included) sustain pedal can also be connected. another reviewer had an issue with the pedal cable - mine was fine, everything worked out of the box without issue. the stand and key cover have a nice black finish that looks like wood and has beautiful structure. the adjustable weighted keys feel natural, heavier on the lower keys and light on the heights. the included demo songs can be played in a loop, and one song can be recorded while playing into the piano's memory. aside from a handful of voicings there's a reverb effect, and the tuning can be adjusted +/- 25Hz to match other instruments. the piano comes in a big heavy box - handle with care. all parts are securely wrapped, and assembling the stand is easy, very much like putting together a shelf. the piano itself is heavy, and Donner recommends 2 people for setting it up. beautiful true sounding piano with weighted keys, excellent connectivity - perfect for practice and recording - recommended!

Excellent instrument to have in the house. I'm super impressed with the weight and feel of the keys - they feel very much like a piano. There's a 1/4" headphone jack if you want to play without bothering the rest of the house (which is a huge advantage over having an upright piano in the house). This can also act as a MIDI controller using the USB output or Bluetooth if you like to record on your computer (which I do). This instrument is perfect for learning and practicing. Everyone in the house is stoked on this thing.

This is a really nice electric piano with some really fun and useful features and I would certainly recommend, especially for the price. TL;DR: Action and tone are very good; assembly is simple as can be; features are exceptional; volume button very weak/wobbly; no bench included. Overall would highly recommend. Assembly: It took no time at all to assemble, I think I spent 20 mins doing it myself. You can do it as one person fairly easily, but when attaching the top keyboard part to the stand it is helpful to have another person so you can line it up easier and not scratch the finish. As an adult man, it was manageable to lift the keyboard part but it was definitely heavy. Tone: Tone is pretty great overall; the speakers sound like good quality. It sounds good plugged in to headphones and midi recording into GarageBand sounded great too. I’m not a huge fan of the different “voicings” on any electric piano, but these ones seemed fine. The electric piano setting was pretty good - I did notice when you selected the “rock organ” setting, it was significantly louder, without moving the volume dial. Some good options for reverb and note transposing as well which are nice. Quality: This is a good heavy piano and the quality seems really good with a couple exceptions (they may be just issues with my particular piano, but just FYI). 1) a few of the “C” keys will stay depressed if you press very hard. I don’t ever play with that much force so is not an issue for me. 2) The volume dial is extremely wobbly/loose-feeling. It’s not a component that should get a tone of wear, but even so I have a hard time seeing it as being really durable for long term. 3) I received in great condition, but there is a “crack” in the Donner logo on the music stand (see picture). Not a huge deal but a bit of an eye sore. Features: This is where this piano shines (in addition to the great tone and action); to get many of the following really cool features/functions you typically spend much more. Some key features (* means it’s one of my favorite features) -“teacher mode” split keyboard for duplicate tones -Bluetooth MIDI connection (for recording into music program)** -Nice reverb options* -Various keyboard voicings (piano, strings, organ, etc.) -Auto-off function after 30 minutes of inactivity -Transposing notes TL;DR: Action and tone are very good; assembly is simple as can be; features are exceptional; volume button very weak/wobbly; no bench included. Overall would highly recommend.

I was looking for a good digital piano that my wife and I could learn on and play for years to come. We like the options of sounds of the DPP-300 because we like a variety of genres. This piano offers Grande Piano, Brite Piano, Electric, Piano, Harpsichord, Rock Organ, Church Organ, Strings, Guitar, Bass, and Pad. The sound is very good through the surround sound speakers. The DDP-300 arrived in a well-packed box so that was no damage to the piano. It was simple to assemble. It has a protective cover for the keys that opens and closes easily. We are finding the detailed user manual easy to follow for using the different options and features. The music stands holds our tables and phones well, and we are able to connect them to the piano’s Bluetooth and use the available software to work on our lessons. We are also finding the control panel above the keys user-friendly. I tried the audio out connection on the back of the piano with my mixer and PA system, and I am pleased with the sound that comes through the additional speakers. We also tried the headphone connection, which works well. We are very pleased with the piano.

Just got this delivered and set up was really easy. Took about 20 minutes total. Started playing around on it and the sound is really good. Has several different sound options including Organ, synth, and even has demo mode. Got this for me and my son to learn on together. Good by for our first time piano, or a small piano to have around the house. Looking forward to learning on this!