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A digital piano can be a suitable alternative to an acoustic piano in many situations, but it cannot fully replace the authentic sound and feel of a traditional piano. Digital pianos use samples to replicate the sound of acoustic pianos, and high-end models can get very close. However, the feel of a digital keyboard is different from that of an acoustic piano’s keys, which are heavier and provide a greater sense of resistance. Some digital pianos come with a hammer action feature to simulate this feeling, but it’s not exactly the same.

Furthermore, acoustic pianos can maintain their value and are often considered investment pieces, unlike most digital pianos. Additionally, owning a piano can be a source of pride and a talking point for guests. On the other hand, digital pianos are more portable, require less maintenance, and often have a lower initial cost.

So, while a digital piano can meet many musical needs