Alesis Recital Home 88-Key Contemporary Digital Piano with Wood Stand Turqoise

Alesis Recital Home 88-Key Contemporary Digital Piano with Wood Stand Turqoise

Marsoni

M251S

$574.50

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Alesis Recital Home 88-Key Contemporary Digital Piano with Wood Stand TurqoiseModern Style Meets Modern Performance The Recital Home is a contemporary home digital piano that delivers an authentic and inspiring playing experience paired with stunning looks (available in turquoise and black) and is sure the be the new conversation piece of your home. Sporting an incredibly easy to use touch control panel with an impressive selection of inspiring sounds, the Recital Home features 88 graded hammer action weighted keys with

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