Yamaha PSR-140

Yamaha PSR-140: Sweet interface beginner/intermed keyboard (88 words)
by Mari Dominguez - written on 14/05/07
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Andycharger is right. Actually, I found this keyboard at a pawn shop in '06 and am so pleased. I bought it to help me with my singing lessons and keeping pitch. It will also help me brush up on my long-ago piano lessons. I like that the LCD screen shows the staff for both bass and treble clef and whereon the note(s) that you are playing, which is so helpful for learning to read or write music. Now getting ready to investigate the MIDI aspect. Cool keyboard, ...  Read the complete review

MY REVIEW (172 words)
by - written on 25/03/01 (Very useful, 666 readings)
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I must admit.... the first time i saw it, i thought over-priced rubbish, but then i played it. How wrong was I????? very wrong is the answer. Never before have i played a an instrument that sounds as good. Its what makes a good musician sound like an amazing musician. It really took my breath away, and does everytime i play it! It looks the business, and fits in any band or group. It comes in a wide variety of styles, and custom options. It sounds like a million dollars!! Its sound quality is totally unrivaled by anything i have played before. If you appriciate good quality instruments, then this will fit nicely into your collection. I ...  Read the complete review

Yamaha PSR-140: Yamaha PSR 140 (165 words)
by - written on 24/10/00 (Very useful, 2801 readings)
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This is a great starter keyboard for anyone out there that wants to learn how to play the piano. The Piano sounds that it recreates is one of the best for its low price, £80. It has over 100 voices and rhythms as well as demo songs. All the usual features arethere too like pitch, tempo, volume, etc but the area that this really excels for its price are its full size keys and the facility to use it as a midi controller. This is great if you do or intend to make music with your computer at home and use a midi interface on it. I use a programme called Cubase and this is the piece of equipment I use to control the input of music. If you want a keyboard ...  Read the complete review