Slick, affordable, and ready to change the piano game




Fresh out of the box and onto the floor — we’ve just unboxed a delightful shipment of Donner digital pianos, and they’re looking and sounding absolutely...... chef’s kiss. Whether you’re a beginner with big goals or a seasoned player after a second home setup, these pianos deliver full-scale performance without the full-fat price.

Donner is a brand that’s flipping the script. While other big names are selling bells and whistles, Donner’s coming in with clean design, authentic playability, and features you actually want — all at prices that leave enough left over for lessons, headphones, or a cheeky pedal.




Why Donner?

Because they’re doing what most others aren’t:

  • Full-size keyboards with 88 keys — no cut corners
  • Weighted hammer action across the board — crucial for building proper technique
  • Elegant, minimalist designs that look amazing in modern homes
  • Built-in speakers that pack a punch, with headphone outs for silent practice
  • And best of all… affordable price tags that don’t feel like a compromise

Whether you’re learning, teaching, producing or just noodling for the joy of it, Donner is an absolute game changer for Irish piano players.




Meet the Lineup: DDP-60, DDP-80 & DDP-80 Plus

Donner DDP-60

Feature-packed and friendly on the wallet

The DDP-60 is a perfect gateway piano. It comes loaded with everything you need to get started or get back into playing — and more. We’re talking 88 semi-weighted keys, onboard rhythms, tones, dual mode, a built-in triple pedal unit, and a classic upright-style cabinet.

This thing gives you the best of both worlds: expressive playability and fun features to explore different sounds and styles. Great for homes, lessons, and musicians who want more than just one piano tone.

More details HERE.

Best for: Beginners, family homes, music rooms, players who love variety


Classic and understated cool, while still being very affordable - the DDP-60


Donner DDP-80

Stripped-back elegance with real piano feel

The DDP-80 is where things get serious. Full 88-key graded hammer action, clean one-sound simplicity (just a lush, responsive piano tone), and a stunning wooden cabinet with detachable legs that looks more like mid-century furniture than a digital instrument.

No screens. No menus. Just turn it on and play. The key action here is beautifully done — weighty, expressive, and super dynamic under the fingers. Whether you’re learning scales, composing, or running Bach at 7am, this piano feels alive.

More details HERE.

Best for: Intermediate players, minimalists, classical heads, students developing serious touch


Looks amazing, sounds great, seriously good value - the DDP-80


Donner DDP-80 Plus

A designer piano that still puts tone first

The DDP-80 Plus builds on the DDP-80’s sound and feel, but gives it a premium design refresh. More elegant cabinet detailing, refined finishes, and a presence that makes it look at home in even the slickest modern interiors.

Under the hood, it’s the same superb piano feel and sound as the DDP-80 — but it just looks extra classy. A great option if your piano is doubling as furniture, centerpiece, or content studio backdrop.

More details HERE.

Best for: Stylish homes, content creators, advanced players with an eye for aesthetics


Same excellent feel in a beautiful expanded wooden body - the DDP-80 PLus


What’s It Like to Play?

All three models feel legit — like, actually enjoyable to sit at and play. You’ll find:

  • Keys that respond like a proper acoustic — not springy, not plasticky
  • Pedals that behave like real sustain, soft and sostenuto pedals should
  • Speaker systems that sound deep, detailed, and surprisingly loud
  • Headphone outs that don’t hiss or compress
  • Interfaces that are easy to use — or non-existent if you just want to play

They don’t overcomplicate. They don’t try to be everything. They focus on what matters: feel, tone, and simplicity.




Built for Real Irish Homes

These pianos were made for Musicmaker customers. Whether you’re living in a Dublin flat, a semi-detached in Drumcondra, or a back room in Bray, these models fit comfortably into the space without dominating it. They’re compact but solid — not wobbly stands, but full-bodied digital uprights that feel planted and proper.

And let’s be honest: a piano that looks this good in your sitting room? That’s a bonus.




Donner Digital Piano FAQ – Musicmaker Dublin Answers

Q: Are Donner pianos good for beginners?

A: Absolutely. Donner pianos offer 88 keys, great feel, and excellent value. The DDP-60 is ideal for learning, while the DDP-80 gives a more realistic acoustic feel.

Q: What’s the difference between semi-weighted and fully weighted keys?

A: Semi-weighted keys (like on the DDP-60) are lighter and easier for total beginners. Fully weighted, graded hammer action keys (DDP-80/80 Plus) mimic a real acoustic piano and are better for technique.

Q: Do the Donner pianos have built-in speakers?

A: Yes! All three models include high-quality internal speakers. The DDP-80 and DDP-80 Plus in particular deliver deep, room-filling sound.

Q: Can I use headphones with these pianos?

A: You can. Each model features a headphone output for quiet practice — perfect for late-night playing or shared living spaces.

Q: Do these pianos come with pedals?

A: Yep. All models include a built-in triple pedal unit: sustain, soft, and sostenuto — just like a real acoustic piano.

Q: Is there a big difference between the DDP-80 and the DDP-80 Plus?

A: Internally, they’re the same. The Plus version offers upgraded cabinet design and finish — ideal if you want your piano to match a stylish home interior.

Q: Can I try them before buying?

A: Definitely. Come down to Musicmaker Dublin, where all three models are set up and ready to play. Our team will help you choose the right one for your needs.




In-Store at Musicmaker Dublin — Ready to Play

We’ve got all three Donner models set up and ready for you to test-drive. Plug in, sit down, and see how they feel under your hands. Want to compare models? We’ll walk you through the feel difference between semi-weighted and fully weighted. Need help choosing between the DDP-60’s features and the DDP-80’s realism? We’ll break it all down, no stress.


Solid tone. Stylish builds. Irish-home ready.


Get hands on with Donner digital pianos only at Musicmaker Dublin — and make your next piano feel like a proper instrument, not a compromise.