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Yamaha PSR-E313:
... all my years as a musician, teacher and student Yamaha has always taken pride in the classroom as the default brand for consistently producing products such as digital keyboards that lend themselves beautifully to the curriculum and for any tasks enabling pupils to heighten their creativity, attainment and where applicable, able to practice personally through the use of headphones. Latterly with MIDI points crucia... Read the full review: An E for Everything Except Ease of Use? by Nar2 |
Yamaha Keyboard / Synthesizer
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Yamaha PSR-E313 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating  1 review
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Yamaha PSR-550 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating  2 reviews
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Yamaha Clavinova Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating  4 reviews
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Yamaha MO-6 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha |
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Yamaha PSR-340 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating  1 review
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Yamaha MO-8 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha |
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Yamaha CP-33 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha |
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Yamaha PSR-260 Keyboard / Synthesizer / Brand: Yamaha overall rating  1 review
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Yamaha DGX-620 ... piano its not the most portable digital piano out there. Only a sustain pedal. Extra points: 32 polyphony - some will tell you this is not enough but after playing the piano for 14 years and this piano for two years I have found no problems with 32 polyphony if all you want is to play the piano with a little backing music or an extra instrument or two. Don t waste your money on the BASE end Clavinova pianos, this piano uses the exact same technology but for a fraction of the cost (why? beats me) Alternatives: The two major digital piano makes are Yamahaa and Roland. Personally I don t like Roland pianos but if you feel Yamahaa aren t right for you then try Roland.... Read the full review: Possibly The Best Thing I Ever Bought by welshmikey |
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Yamaha in general ... owed a yamaha EL90-T as my 3rd organ which i bought second hand. I owned it for just over two years and over that time used it extensively trying out and utilizing all of its capabilities both on and off stage. The pros of this instrument are that it has a large LCD screen and is closely comparable with the newer yamaha EL900. It has virtual drawbars that can be used and blended with preset organ sounds to make realisitic German organ sounds such as those used by Klaus Wundlerlich. It is touch sensitive and has many preset buttons as well as an MDR4 disc drive so it is therefore much more useable than previous versions. There is software available from Bee Software ... Read the full review: Yamaha EL90T by Bren801 |
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Yamaha PSR 290 ... but still.. Trouble is I m still in love with pianos...) Later on as a teen I got a small cheapie keyboard with tiny keys that wasn t much good, but with my 1st paycheck a few years ago I wanted to invest into something more proper that would actually help me learn piano! (people talked me out of buying a proper piano, as it is rather big & difficult to move around if you move etc) Yamaha PSR 290 has 5 octaves & big enough keys so that playing is realistic in comparison to the piano. The keys are not heavy though, so they do not feel realistic. I like it that the keys are dynamic (touch responsive keyboard) - if you press stronger, you get louder musi... Read the full review: Good synth for practice! by LaylaStar |
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