Alesis Recital Grand - Digital Piano 88 Weighted Keys with Hammer Action, Sustain Pedal, 16 Premium Voices, Speakers, Piano Lessons, Sheet Music Stand

Great feel and sound. Easily competes with other models that cost twice as much.

I received the order. The keyboard works fine so far.

For the money, I am not aware of any digital piano that can compete with this guy.The Good :Reasonably good hammer action, usable voices (piano, EP, Sting and few more), dual layer voicing, light weight, 1/4" L+R outputs, USB, everything I will ever need.The Bad :No display screen, so you can't tell what instrument you are on (unless you memorize the 4 LED colors), can't tell if it's in transpose mode.This thing is like the old Casio, when they pack in lots of features and offer them at fair price. (Casio is more expensive now cos they think they are next to Roland and Yamaha)It also has good built quality, I gig with it a few times and it's holding up well.I've never used it with it's on-board speakers solely so I couldn't comment on them.

This keyboard is very well built with high quality materials. Piano is very sturdy and a Classical piano design pleasing to the eye. It's the best looking cabinet of any keyboard on the market today 2023. The keys are medium hard to press but since it's new a break in period might ease it up as time goes on. The keys are solid and beautiful to the touch as good as any professional grand piano. Speakers are the best hands down 25 watts per side totalling 50 watts . One thing that the instructions fail to tell you that you can double increase the speaker volumes by using the layer volume control keys using the printed guide right on the keyboard itself. You must have the Layer button on to accomplish the increased volume. Unfortunately every time you turn on the piano you must reset all functions of your choice , it does not have memory. The upper keys starting with high C fail to hold sustain. I'm not sure if this is a factory defect. You must read owners manual and especially resting the max volume to get your best results from this piano. This piano does have 1/4 inch. Outputs for extension speakers , I recommend power amped speakers for the best sound at least 60 watts. You really don't need extra speakers for in house playing it's plenty powerful as is. It's packed with other jacks for computer and tri foot pedals. The foot pedal that comes with the piano is shameful and must be replaced upon order. PLEASE REPLACE FOOT PEDAL they are only $15 on Amazon and don't get the square ones. I brought the Alesis Recital piano and pounded it with heavy classical compositions for 5years+ with never a single problem. Alesis products are known to last for well over 10+ years with heavy duty free use. That's one of my reasons why I brought Alesis plus many more upgrades for less costs.

I wouldn't use this necessarily for professional performances, but for every day noodling around and practice, i think it's a great value for the money. Key feel solid, and there are a good number of different sound options, which are all pretty enjoyable.

Very good design, decent quality!Love the headphones connection location being on the front left side.The Recital Grand, has 88 keys weighted graded hammered action, gives a feel very close to a piano keys.You can spend a lot more to purchase a little nicer unit, but this is perfect for a beginner to intermediate level. 👌

I purchased this piano for my 10 yr old because of the good reviews and the price. The piano was well taken care of and used to practice. After 2 months the speaker started making crackling noises. We called the manufacturer and they said to send it to the company that they subcontract with to repair it. We did. 5 weeks later, we called them because we had not received the piano back. They sent it back right away. Upon getting it back, we noticed that they didn't even open the box! The piano was exactly the same as when we sent it. No repairs had been made. Safe yourself the hassle and instead go with another brand that has a more serious warranty support. If you are buying it because of the price, be aware that you may end up wasting your hard earned $350+ and time on the phone with useless customer service if you get a bad piano or if the pianist in your house uses it to practice everyday. We should never had bought this.

The keyboard has a realistic touch, I use this for practice with the headsets and have no trouble moving to a acoustic grand. Excellent choice for beginners and advanced students. It is primarily a piano although the organ is also good. Not a lot go bells and whistles which is nice.