Digital or Acoustic?

 

 

 

 

 

 
Are the pianos AMEB approved?

Yes. As a testament to their outstanding sound and feel, most Roland pianos have been approved by the Australian Music Examinations Board. The AMEB is Australia's leading accredited music teaching body.
 
How much do I pay?
You need to pay a minimum 20% deposit when you sign your Piano Plan Agreement. The monthly payments are then calculated by dividing the balance by 25. Your initial monthly payment is due immediately and the remaining instalments are due each month over 24 months. Delivery is extra.

 

 
How can I pay?
Monthly payments are accepted by Direct Debit or Credit Card.
Can I pay a bigger deposit?
Yes. It is up to you but a 20% minimum is required.
NO RISK!

 

 

 

 

 

The benefits of combining the hammer action and sound of the world's best acoustic pianos with all the benefits of a digital instrument simply cannot be overstated.

With all Roland digital pianos, there is no tuning or regular adjustment involved. While the cost benefits here are obvious, it also means that your piano can remain in consistant general playing order, and is always in perfect tune.

Example. If your instrument costs $3,000.00, the minimum deposit is $600.00. The balance of $2,400.00 ÷ 25=$96.00. You pay your first instalment of $96.00 in advance and then $96.00 per month for the remaining 24 months. At the end of two years you own your piano. (Assuming payments are current.)

There's no small print, no surprises. If you find the piano is not for you, simply call to arrange its return* after the minimum period (12 months). No Fuss!

* The cost of return freight is your responsibility