KORG

Korg was founded in 1962 to produce its first product, an automatic rhythm machine, and in 1972 entered the electronic-organ market. The LP-10 stage piano appeared in 1980, and its first digitally sampled piano, the SG1, was introduced in 1986. Korg now offers nine models of 88-key digital piano, plus several models with shorter keyboards. Following Kawai’s lead, Korg recently announced plans to sell its home digital pianos online.

Digital Piano: Prices and Specifications

Click any Model link for an expanded list of specifications for that model.
Prices in blue italics indicate Minimum Advertised Price (MAP). Other prices are our estimates based on normal retail margins.
For more information on MAP and retail pricing, see our article on Buying a Digital Piano.
For explanation of features and specifications shown, please see the Key to Specifications and Prices.

Model	Form Slab, Vertical, Grand	Ensemble	Finish See finish codes	Est. Street Price*	Voices	Rhythms / Styles	Polyphony	Pedals H = half-pedaling support	Speakers / Watts	Recording MIDI Tracks / Digital Audio (DA)	Bluetooth	Vocal Support	Educational Features	Product Page
B1	S	0	Bk/Wt	500	8		120	1	2 / 9	0	No	No	Yes
SP280	S	0	Bk/Wt	700	30		120	1	2 / 44	0	No	No	No
SV-1-88	S	0	Bk	1,750	36		80	1 (3)	0 / 0	0	No	No	No
D1	S	0	Bk	600	30		120	1	0 / 0	0	No	No	No
LP180	V	0	Bk/Wt	600	10		120	3	2 / 11	0	No	No	No
LP380	V	0	Bk/Wt/R	1,099	30		120	3	2 / 44	0	No	No	Yes
B1SP	V	0	Bk/Wt	600	8		120	3	2 / 9	0	No	No	Yes
G1 Air	V	0	Bk/Wt/R	1,599	32		120	3	4 / 80	2	Yes	No	Yes
C1 Air	V	0	Bk/Wt/R	1,399	30		120	3	2 / 50	2	Yes	No	Yes