Suitable for beginner students and for piano teacher as a practice piano, for performing musicians at churches who prefer using preset sounds or for the studio!
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Yamaha DGX-640 88-Key Keyboard Review
The DGX 640 is a good instrument, especially if you are learning to play the piano, or if you want to have a combination of several voices and styles, or just for playability. The price is just about right. But then for a couple of hundred dollars more, you can start looking at some options that are more compact and good looking. The P-155 has a better feel I think, but then its expensive.
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LP7A Pedal for Yamaha DGX640 by: John
I didn't like the look of this keyboard when I bought it first, but the more I use it now the more i've started liking it. It basically grows on you. I intend to buy the optional Yamaha LP7A Pedal also sometime in the near future.
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Yamaha DGX 640 vs Yamaha P95 by: Giggs
I went along with my friend and we spent some time comparing the Yamaha DGX 640 and the Yamaha P95. My friend thinks that the keys on the Yamaha P95 felt better. I didn't feel much difference between the two. But I was looking more at the sound quality, including the number of various voices it had. I think it's far more refreshing to play with the various voices and styles, once in a while between your piano playing. I will go with the Yamaha dgx640.
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Yamaha DGX 640 for my Grandson by: Ryan
I wanted to gift my grandson (7 year old) a good piano keyboard with weighted keys as he had been taking lessons for the last 8-9 months. This is one of the high-end pianos with lots of features and I think he is going to love this for quite some time.
