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Yamaha PSR550:
... songs on disk in standard MIDI file format.
This keyboard has 61 piano-size touch-sensitive keys for expressive/passionate playing and also a 16-track recording plus editing features. The large, back-lit, multi-color LCD display is great as it has full dot display,for an easy-to-read screen.
14 Drum kits are also included in order to create percussion tracks for even the most talanted drummers. Means you dont ha... Read the full review: Yamaha PSR-550 keyboard by teep |
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Yamaha Keyboard PSR 3000 Manufacturer: Yamaha / Keyboard / Synthesizer / Model: PSR 3000 / internet connectivity / colour LCD screen. - The PSR3000 is a breakthrough product, and includes 128 notes of polyphony, a huge wave ROM including Sweet, Cool and Mega Voices (for the most realistic guitar sounds you’ll ever hear). Computer connecti... overall rating  (1 review)
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Yamaha PSR 270 61 full size keys with touch response, AWM voices: 100 panel + 10 drum kits + 128 GM, 33 digital effects, 26 harmony types, Yamaha education suite, portable grand, MIDI in / Keyboard / Synthesizer /out, 100 preset rhythm styles, 6 track sequencer, multi-fingering auto accompaniment, one touch settings: 200 preset +... overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Yamaha Keyboard PSR E403 Keyboard / Synthesizer / The new PSR-E403 completes the entry-PSR-line next to E203 and E303. The Assign-Knobs offer playful effect- and filter-tools and with the Music Database you have more than 260 titel-based registrations. - Arpeggiator with 50 typs. Pitch Bend. Master EQ. |
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Yamaha PSR260 61 Full-size keys Touch Response; Polyphony 16 Notes (max.); Tone Generation Type Voices Control Effects AWM: Yamaha Advanced Wave Memory technology delivers amazingly realistic sound 100 total AWM voices Foot Switch (optional) Dual / Keyboard / Synthesizer /Harmony/ Echo,... overall rating  (1 review)
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Casio Keyboards Keyboard / Synthesizer / According to Casio, innovative products bring joy and create new lifestyles... But what do you think about Casio products, particularly keyboards? Has your Casio keyboard lived up to your expectations? overall rating  (4 reviews)
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Yamaha DJX Dance & Techno Keyboard Keyboard / Synthesizer / overall rating  (4 reviews)
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Yamaha PSR140 Keyboard Keyboard / Synthesizer / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Roland - EM-20 Keyboard / Synthesizer / overall rating  (1 review)
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Yamaha CS2X Keyboard / Synthesizer / overall rating  (1 review)
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Stylophone Original Pocket Synthesiser ... long as you don't mix rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries. The original features of the Stylophone were a "vibrato" control which allows you to make the sound more haunting, a hand tuning knob to allow you to tune the Stylophone to fit with other music/instruments and headphone sockets, (so you can practice without driving other people to commit murder). I find the vibrato particularly cool as it really does allow you to make the weirdest noise known to man kind. (It was the vibrato in combination with the tuning knob that allowed David to create the effects in "Space Oddity" - if you haven't heard it you should, if only once). The tuning kn... Read the full review: A blast from the past - even better than wispas! by Donnabroom |
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Technics SX-KN-2600 ... to make a multi-layered song, plug a microphone in and record vocals onto a song you've already composed, plug other compatible instruments in... the list of things you can do goes on and on. One major benefit of this keyboard is that it's compatible wth SD-Card technology. It has a cute little silver slot which holds an SD-Card which you can use to copy song arrangements onto. For those who don't know, SD-Card technology allows you to use tiny wafer-like cards (SD cards) to transfer data of all kinds between unrelated devices. In my case, I transfer data from the keyboard to my computer. Using the Audio Recorder software that came with the keyboard, I can also play s... Read the full review: My favourite musical extravagance by bagoproverbial |
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Yamaha PSR340 ... is great for teaching with. Whilst the "ting tong" can become frustrating, there is an actual volume control available for the metronome, plus the function of being able to fix the metronome so that it can beat in other common time signatures such as 3/4, 5/4, 6/4, all the way up to 16/4 and compound triple time such as 3/8, 6/8, 9/8 and 16/8. Sub dividing of course is also possible but it helps to put the keyboard into 8 mode by selecting one of the many 6/8 rhythms so that the keyboard can be pre-programmed to fit the metronome marking required. Pressing the metronome icon button and a figure on the keyboard will therefore transmit the message and put the met... Read the full review: The PSR 340 - More than just an Electric Piano by Nar2 |
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