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Shure SRH840A and SRH440A studio headphones review
The Shure SRH840A and SRH440A are revisions of classic monitor headphones that will interest audio creators, musicians and podcasters.
Roland TD-07KX electronic drum kit review
Roland recently introduced the TD-07 line to its V-Drums series. It's the perfect place for beginners to start or for seasoned players to maintain their chops without the hassle of a full acoustic kit.
Woodwind Instruments Buying Guide
Woodwind instruments are varied in size, playability, and sound, and this buying guide will help you to begin navigating through this musical territory.
Epiphone FT-100 Acoustic Guitar review
Epiphone have great-sounding and affordable instruments for guitarists of all levels. These FT-100 guitars are no exception.
Randall RX15MBC Guitar Amplifier review
Randall's RX15MBC is a versatile two channel amplifier that will interest not only beginners, but also experienced guitarists that want a portable practice amp.
Digital pianos have come along way toward modeling the Real Thing
A decade ago, I probably wouldn’t have recommended digital pianos to anyone looking to purchase one for learning the instrument. These days, given the advances in technology and relative prices, I’d say they’re something that one needs to seriously consider. They’re a great option for the modern family who want to start learning and enjoying the instrument.
The Beginners Guide to Buying Drums and Percussion
To all those aspiring Neil Peart's and Meg White's looking to make a name for themselves—Best Buy has your drums and percussion instrument needs covered.
NAMM 2016: iRig Blue Turn
Gigging musicians that use iPads as their notation display rather than traditional paper-based music, consistently come across the problem of turning pages or scrolling while both hands are occupied. iRig BlueTurn is a simple Bluetooth solution to the problem – two soft illuminated footswitches to be operated by your feet.
Roland F-20 Digital Piano Review
I was both excited and skeptical when I heard that Roland was releasing the F-20. I was excited because of the sub-$1,000 price point for a weighted-action, 88-note digital piano. I was skeptical for the same reasons. The appeal of a digital piano is unmistakable – especially for families who want to start piano lessons, but are hesitant to invest in an expensive instrument. The Roland F-20 seems to make the commitment to music a bit less painful.
Learn piano with Yamaha and flowkey
flowkey is an awesome platform to help you learn piano. It has multiple lessons and a massive song library.