If you're in the market for a digital piano, these terms will definitely come up – what's the difference between weighted keys, semi-weighted keys, hammer action & graded hammer action? And which are more desirable? Ruth takes a moment away from replying to Jonny to discuss.
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If you're in the market for a digital piano, these terms will definitely come up - what's the difference between weighted keys, semi-weighted keys, hammer action & graded hammer action? And which one is more desirable?