If you don’t like the sound that includes in the Korg B2, you can change the sound to your liking using the app. Master Tuning. The central tuning of the middle A can be modified from 427.5 Hz – 452.5Hz. The default is 440 Hz. However, the limited functionality of the B1 remains and is a massive downside to the B2, especially since other digital pianos have nearly standardized these extras.

I also like the look and the angel of the music rest because it makes the reading sheet music comfortable. The buttons don’t have a lot of travel and don’t protrude much, making them feel less intuitive. The knob feels a bit cheap, with not much resistance, but at least precise volume changes are possible. If you are a budding producer, this probably isn’t the model for you. There just isn’t enough variation in tone, sound, and feel for you. But that’s ok, because not every model can be built for every single type of player. Korg B2SP White Main Pros/Cons Stand (STB1-BK/WH), 3 pedal unit (PU-2)*, PC 550-BK/WH, PC 770-BK/WH, PC 300-BK/WH, JS-SB100-BK/WH adjustable height benchesThe P-45 may be an alternative if you’re on a budget, but the downgrades are evident from the get-go. While the B2 uses dual 15W speakers, the P-45 uses dual 6W speakers that are noticeably weaker at delivering clear tones. If you are looking for a digital piano with a lighter key action then the Yamaha NP-32 or Roland GO:PIANO 88 are both very viable options. As an old-school jazz pianist and teacher, I’m not necessarily interested in crazily high-tech keyboards. I prefer simplicity and authenticity. I’ve been on the lookout for a new temporary piano until the repair in my studio is over. I’ve tested a lot of digital pianos, and it is always interesting to review some fresh model. This time I chose Korg B2. Korg B2 in the interior This world-famous German-made piano is beloved by countless pianists for its diverse range of expressive power. With stunning sonic dynamism and vibrance, its palette ranges from brilliant highs to chillingly detailed lows. The provided sounds include the majestic "German concert piano" and a "Classic piano" noted for its delicate and complex tone.

The same piano was also sampled for the Classic Piano preset, which has a less-roomy, more ‘intimate’ tone.It has a 1/8″ headphone outenables you to practice without disturbing the people around you. You can also plug in external amplifiers and speakers if you want to.

This instrument uses a Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) keyboard that reproduces the same feel that results from the hammers on a real acoustic piano, where the low register is heavier and the high register is lighter. The keybed is sensitive and responds to nuanced touch at the tip of your fingers. The Korge B2 has a 3 Month Premium Skoove Plan. It is an online piano tutorial platform that’s gaining traction, and the Korg B2 comes with 3 months free. Polyphony: There are about 120 voices included in its polyphony, which is good for creating good pieces of music. This benefits more than beginners. While using the app, you can choose immediately which level to start from, whether beginner, intermediate, or advanced.

Korg's no-nonsense digital piano offers fantastic sounds but lacks in features

That said, these speakers are good enough for practice and clean enough that you won’t miss minor mistakes. Still, I’d go with an external amp if you’re playing for a large room or gathering. Support services such as technical support or upgrade support for this product are provided according to the support service policies of Korg’s distributors applicable in each country. Korg furthermore disclaims all responsibilities for direct, derivative, collateral or consequential damages caused by the use of or the inability of using the Third Party Software (including but not limited to damage of data, lost commercial profit, interruption of work, lost commercial information), regardless of the degree of damages, and even if Korg was aware of the possibility of such damages in advance.