Williams Symphony Console Digital Piano

I have only had my Symphony for a few weeks, so I am just getting to know its features. For the price, it is definitely a great value. If you are looking for the classic piano sound and feel, it won't meet your expectations. The keys make a noticable sound when played hard, and the basic piano sound is just a tad off. I started playing when I was 4, so these are noticable for me. However, if you are looking for a piano to learn on, or just for hobby purposes, this is a really great buy. I have had a blast testing out the sounds and learning to play Canon is a whole series of different voices. Would definitely recommend!

I bought this digital piano because it was supposed to look and feel like a real piano. However, I find that the keys do not move as quickly as I need them to when playing difficult pieces. I have to press the keys very hard to get a sound to come out and then it is very loud, so it is impossible to achieve the balance necessary for classical music. Finally, after owning the instrument for only 3 or 4 years, some of the keys have become permanently stuck in the depressed position, so now I cannot play at all. I am so sorry I bought this instrument. What a complete waste of money!

It's not as great as a real piano, and you can find better ones, but this piano is pretty great. The organ and electric piano sounds are wonderful, and the grand piano sound is really good too. The trick is you have to manually change the touch feature to "Fixed" from "Normal." I think that makes the piano sound more realistic. Unfortunately, you have to do that every time you turn it on, but it only takes 3 seconds, so it's not a big deal.

The speakers of this digital piano is great, it can get very LOUD, and I mean LOUD. But the key action isn't perfect, it's decent, but it's not accurate and not as responsive. But I would reccommend it, It looks great in you livingroom, like a real piano.

I purchased this Piano 3 days ago and I'm quite impressed. I don't know if my opinion on the actual playability because I just started..well..3 days ago. I would say that piano wise it was an amazing sound for having 2x20w speakers. My only issue was one of the bolts stripping that connect the left foot board to the side, and the super small screws that you are supposed to use to connect the back to the bottom were waay too small! I had to find some 1" drywall screws and they worked great. I would say all in all the Piano was a great value. I got a manager to sell it to me for 620 and he threw in a free bench. So, if your just starting out, or consider yourself an intermediate player, I would def. consider this buy. Especially with the financing options they have now.

This well priced digital piano sounds great for the money and looks great in the living room. It's nice to have an electronic instrument that doesn't look like one (no cords hanging out). There is a little to be desired when it comes to the action of the keys, and the ability to EQ voices would be nice, but overall it's a solid performer. Great for beginners and intermediates and decent for advanced.