Keys

Keys – Synths, Samplers, Digital Pianos, Stage Pianos and MIDI Controllers

"Keys" gathers every keyboard-shaped instrument we sell in one place — synthesizers, samplers, digital pianos, stage pianos and MIDI controllers all live here, alongside their own dedicated categories where you'll find deeper buying advice for each.

What's inside

• Synthesizers — sound generation, from desktop boxes to full keyboard synths.
• Samplers — grooveboxes, drum machines and sequencers built around playing and manipulating audio.
• Digital Pianos — weighted-action instruments built to sound and feel like an acoustic piano.
• Stage Pianos — lighter, gig-focused keyboards that trade some weight for portability.
• MIDI Controllers — unweighted keyboards and pad controllers for playing software instruments.

One instrument that does most of it

If you want a single keyboard that covers piano, synth and organ sounds without carrying three instruments to a gig, Nord Stage 4 88 is the one we recommend most — it's the reason a lot of touring keyboardists only own one keyboard.

The brands we carry

Across this hub we work with Nord, Elektron, Moog, Korg and Arturia.

Hear it in our Warsaw showroom

The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.

FAQ

What's the difference between a digital piano and a stage piano?

A digital piano prioritizes full-size weighted action and piano-accurate feel, often at the cost of extra weight. A stage piano trims weight and sometimes action quality for portability — built to be carried to a gig, not to live in one room.

Do I want a synthesizer or a MIDI controller?

A synthesizer makes its own sound. A MIDI controller makes no sound at all — it's a keyboard for triggering software instruments in your computer. If you already have plugins you like, a controller is cheaper and lighter.

Is a sampler the same thing as a synthesizer?

No — a synthesizer generates sound from scratch (oscillators, filters). A sampler plays back and manipulates recorded audio. Many modern grooveboxes do both, blurring the line.

See also: Synthesizers · Samplers · MIDI Controllers