Korg LP-380-RW 88-Key Digital Piano

The Korg LP-380-RW pairs the touch of an 88-key weighted piano with a slim, furniture-style cabinet in Rosewood Grain. It is intended for players who want a permanent home instrument that looks neat even when it is not being played. Beyond its understated appearance, the LP-380 offers an expressive RH3 keyboard, a useful range of instrument sounds and a three-pedal setup that supports traditional piano technique.

RH3 keyboard for developing proper piano touch

Korg’s Real Weighted Hammer Action 3 keyboard uses a graded feel, so notes in the bass register have more resistance while the treble feels lighter. This helps students and experienced players practise differences in attack, balance and dynamics across the keyboard. Three touch settings allow the response to be adjusted to the player’s preference. With all 88 keys available, the LP-380 is suitable for standard piano repertoire, from early studies to more demanding pieces.

Piano sounds and powerful built-in speakers

The LP-380 has 30 onboard sounds, with a selection of acoustic pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings and other voices. Its stereo piano sound engine supports up to 120-note polyphony, which helps notes continue naturally during sustained chords. Two 22-watt amplifiers drive the internal speakers, giving the instrument a full sound without additional equipment. Two headphone connections are useful for quiet practice or lessons with another person.

Slim rosewood cabinet with three pedals

The Rosewood Grain finish makes the LP-380 a warmer-looking alternative to black or white models. Its cabinet measures approximately 135.5 cm wide by 35.1 cm deep, which is relatively compact for a home piano. The sliding key cover protects the keyboard from dust, and the matching stand completes the furniture-style look. Three pedals provide damper, soft and sostenuto functions, including half-pedal control for more nuanced playing.

Who should choose the LP-380?

Choose the LP-380 if you want a permanent, attractive digital home piano and expect to practise regularly on a realistic weighted action. Compare it with the portable Korg D1 if mobility matters more; the D1 has no built-in speakers, while the LP-380 does. If you are deciding between the RW and RWBK models, the key difference is the cabinet finish rather than the core playing system. Confirm the finish, included accessories and UAE delivery arrangements with Barbad.