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Originally Posted by Jimellow
One of the questions that I have right now is: I noticed some of the cheaper keyboards listed have 76 keys as opposed to the standard 88. Would you consider 88 keys to be a requirement? I suspect the range is limited with 76 keys and am wondering if I should even consider a model without 88 keys.
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88 keys is not a requirement, but if you want a close-to-real piano feel you probably won't find it in a 76 key model. They usually have synth keys or "light" piano action. I think CME makes a 76 weighted key keyboard but their stuff is so expensive plus it's just a controller so you'd need to connect to the computer or a sound module.
You might look around for used digital pianos. It doesn't have to be fancy.