My wife had an old second-hand piano from when she was a girl that we 'inherited' years ago when we moved in together. A number of years ago we changed it for a Technics Ensemble digital piano (PR804?) which took up much less space and also didn't need tuning. My wife got up to grade 8 piano and studied music at University has always been happy with the tone and playability of the Technics.
My daughters are currently learning the piano and I have to say that there are times that I wish we still had on old fashioned upright piano, largely due to digital pianos having so many different 'voices', rhythm and other functions that they spend half their practice time making it sound like a helicopter, playing their scales in dog-barks, everything having drum accompaniments etc. !!
My daughters are currently learning the piano and I have to say that there are times that I wish we still had on old fashioned upright piano, largely due to digital pianos having so many different 'voices', rhythm and other functions that they spend half their practice time making it sound like a helicopter, playing their scales in dog-barks, everything having drum accompaniments etc. !!