The world of keyboards and pianos is incredibly diverse—few other categories offer such a wide range of musical expression. Even though many instruments look similar at first glance because they share a key layout, the playing experience can be completely different. There’s a huge difference between an acoustic piano and a modern keyboard. And it always comes down to the player: an organ can deliver smooth backing—or a screaming rock-organ solo.
Whether you’re shopping for a keyboard or a professional arranger workstation, an accordion or oriental keyboards, an acoustic piano, digital piano, stage piano, or a concert grand—you’ll find what you need across our keyboard categories. Our in-store team and customer service hotline are happy to help you choose the right instrument based on sound, features, and budget. Detailed specs and matching accessories are available on the product pages in our online shop.
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Whichever route you choose, with our wide selection of
pianos,
digital pianos and
stage pianos
you’re sure to find the right fit.
If you’re looking for the classic choice, start with acoustic pianos.
If you’re new to piano, it’s worth checking out our “used pianos” category. We regularly offer professionally refurbished pianos with excellent feel and tone at highly competitive prices. And even when the sound is generated electronically, playing piano is still a blast: modern digital pianos deliver impressive sounds and solid keybeds even in more affordable price ranges.
Quick and clear: Acoustic (real action) is the classic choice for authentic touch and response. Digital pianos are low-maintenance and apartment-friendly (e.g., headphone practice). Stage pianos are designed for portable setups and live performance—with a focus on transport, durability, and fast access to essential sounds.
Acoustic piano
Key highlight: Natural sound production & maximum playing feel thanks to real mechanical action.
Best for: Classical pianists, music schools, serious beginners.
Product example: Kawai K 15e PE
Digital piano
Key highlight: Low maintenance, quiet practice (headphones), modern features & realistic sound.
Best for: Beginners, intermediate players, apartments & lessons.
Product example: Fame DP 8600 BT BK V2
Stage piano
Key highlight: Portable, rugged, live-ready—hands-on control & stage-friendly workflow.
Best for: Live players, bands, portable setups.
Product example: Yamaha P-145 BT
The MUSIC STORE professional synth department is one of Europe’s most impressive and extensive showcases. In our synthesizers category, you’ll find everything from mini synths to full modular systems. It’s well worth a look—many of the biggest-name instruments are ready for you to try, whether you’re after a compact sound gadget, a groovebox, or a classic analog synthesizer like the legendary Minimoog.
How to choose: Classic synths deliver instantly playable sounds (leads, basses, pads)—great for band, studio, or stage. Modular synths focus on maximum flexibility: build your own system from individual modules to match your sonic ideas—perfect for sound design and experimental music.
Synthesizers
Key highlight: Ready to play, tons of presets & hands-on shaping for studio and live use.
Best for: Beginners to pros, producers, keyboard players, live acts.
Product example: Korg microKORG2
Modular synthesizers
Key highlight: Maximum sonic freedom through mix-and-match modules and a patch-based workflow.
Best for: Sound designers, electronic artists, experimenters, studio enthusiasts.
Selection: Extensive selection with hundreds of synth modules from a wide range of manufacturers
Do you want your instrument to cover orchestral sounds and a wide range of solo voices and arranger-ready sounds? Looking to entertain guests—or wow a larger audience with your performance? Then you’re in the right place with our keyboards, including home keyboards, entertainer keyboards, and organs. There’s something for every budget. And of course, you’ll also find a strong selection of organ-style instruments and modules, plus electronic and acoustic accordions.
Quick overview: Keyboards are the all-around choice for accompaniment, arranging, and entertainment—from home models to pro workstations. Organs deliver signature character (e.g., jazz, rock, gospel) and are a category of their own in the keyboard world.
Keyboards
Key highlight: Auto-accompaniment, styles & a huge sound palette—great for arranging and performing.
Best for: Entertainers, songwriters, solo performers, live musicians.
Product example: Yamaha Genos2
Organs
Key highlight: Signature organ tone & classic feel—from vintage-inspired to modern powerhouses.
Best for: Organists, live bands, gospel/jazz/rock players, organ-sound fans.
Product example: Wersi SONIC OAX500LS
Many people start making music on a keyboard instrument—especially the acoustic piano. It’s a classic beginner choice, but there are many keyboard categories that can be a perfect first step. Home keyboards are especially popular because they’re affordable and make learning your first chords genuinely fun. Keyboard keys aren’t ideal for traditional piano technique, but for many beginners the most important thing is to start playing—later you can still decide whether to move to an acoustic piano or its electronic counterpart, the digital piano. Or maybe an organ or a synthesizer is the right fit for your style. In every category, you’ll find beginner-friendly instruments at great prices in the MUSIC STORE online shop. Modern digital technology also means excellent sound quality is available even in compact digital pianos and home keyboards. And of course, we also offer sheet music, accessories, and everything beginners need to get started.
At MUSIC STORE professional, you’ll find a wide selection of respected manufacturers—from traditional piano brands to innovative digital piano makers and iconic synth companies. Quality, reliability, and musical performance are always front and center.
Some of the most in-demand names in the keyboard world include Yamaha, Roland, Korg, Nord, Kawai, Casio, Hammond, Moog, and many more. These brands stand for years of expertise, ongoing innovation, and instruments that deliver in lessons, on stage, and in the studio.
With such a broad selection in the MUSIC STORE online shop, you can compare models, feature sets, and price points and find the right keyboard instrument for your music.
For beginners, home keyboards, digital pianos, or well-maintained used acoustic pianos are great options. They’re easy to use, budget-friendly, and help you make fast progress.
An acoustic piano offers unmatched feel and naturally resonant tone. Digital pianos are more compact, support quiet headphone practice, and require little maintenance—ideal for home practice.
Digital pianos are typically designed for a dedicated home setup, while stage pianos are built for gigs and rehearsals. Stage pianos are more rugged, easier to transport, and provide fast access to performance-ready sounds.
For beginners, 61 keys are often enough. If you want a full piano range, choose 88 keys—ideally with a weighted hammer-action keybed.
No. Many modern synthesizers are beginner-friendly. Presets, intuitive controls, and compact designs make it easy to get started with sound design and electronic music.
For kids, home keyboards with learning features or compact digital pianos are great choices. Look for simple controls, comfortable key size, and motivating sounds.
You can learn the basics, but for traditional piano technique you’ll benefit from weighted keys. Many players start on a keyboard and later switch to a digital piano or acoustic piano.
Weighted actions emulate the feel of a piano and are ideal for piano playing. Unweighted keys are better suited for organ, synth, and general keyboard styles.
Common accessories include keyboard stands, benches, pedals, headphones, music stands, and gig bags. You’ll find matching accessories in the MUSIC STORE online shop.
Entry-level keyboards are available at very accessible price points. Good digital pianos typically start in the mid-range, with professional instruments priced higher depending on features and performance needs.