Yamaha PSR-3000

Description: Brand: Yamaha / The PSR3000 is a breakthrough product, and includes 128 notes of polyphony, a huge wave ROM including ... more

Yamaha PSR-3000 ... Sweet, Cool and Mega Voices (for the most realistic guitar sounds you’ll ever hear). Computer connectivity is cutting edge with USB hosting for storage devices like USB Hard Disks and Thumb Drives, a Smart Media card slot and USB MIDI connections. On top of that, Yamaha’s new Internet Direct Connection feature allows the PSR3000 to connect directly to the Internet and download content directly via broadband connections. The 320 x 240 colour LCD not only makes the PSR3000 a breeze to use, but has the ability to display scores and lyrics. You can even use the video-out to connect an external monitor or projector.

Newest Review: ... the PSR 3000, is the penultimate in professional keyboards, known also as work-stations, the Tyros being the Yamaha’s ... more

... flagship costing from around £2,000 to just over £3,000. As a trained musician, I find the PSR 3000 more than adequate for my needs, but it can also be a excellent instrument for beginners too, as on the mounted colour TFT screen, the user can select from a variety of songs, have the instrument play them and have the music score play along and watch a “bouncing ball” indicate what notes are being played and even permit the player to play along with it. An excellent way to practice. To top all this, the instrument can conne...more

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Yamaha PSR-3000: More Like a One-Man Orchestra Than a Keyboard (1291 words)
by - written on 07/02/07 (Very useful, 3785 readings)
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I was first introduced to keyboard playing in the form of a piano when I was around 6 years old. My two elder sisters were both learning to play with a local music teacher and whilst they practiced I was fascinated by the sounds coming out of our old iron-framed piano and couldn’t help but “play along” with them on the lower or upper part of the keyboard, much to their annoyance. My parents decided that it was obviously “in my blood” and thought it best that I go to lessons also. Within a couple of months I was playing a few simple tunes and even came second in a local kids talent contest! I kept to my lessons going right through all my exams, but at the age ... Read the complete review