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Yamaha Keyboard Reviews - Recommended ModelsYamaha Keyboard Reviews to help you choose the right instrument.  Here are some of the popular models that most beginners and professionals are likely to own. 
Yamaha YPG-235 76-Key Portable Grand Piano KeyboardOne of the most value-for-money keyboards around, you get 76 piano-style keys with graded soft touch action, which is not really weighted but good for playing most piano songs. Additional features include Backlit LCD, panel lights, pitch bend wheel, 6-track sequencer, USB & Flash ROM to download new Songs and Styles for playing. Unbelievable functions packed in this keyboard for this price.
Yamaha Piaggero NP31 76-Key Portable KeyboardThis is similar to the NP11 that we talked above, but this one comes with 76 keys so you can play a larger variety of songs. This does not come with the several built-in styles and voices, but has just electric piano, organ, harpsichord, strings and the vibraphone sounds.
Yamaha P95B Digital PianoThis is the perfect 88-note, GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) weighted-action keyboard that any serious pianist would need. You get authentic keys and an excellent piano sound. Additional features include 64-note polyphony, 10 Voices including Grand Piano, EP, Jazz Organ, Choir and Strings (no built-in styles) and around 50 built-in piano songs. Perfect for serious piano students or experienced pianists.More on these Recommended ModelsThough there are several good quality keyboards that come from the Yamaha brand, here are some of their best sellers depending upon your skills and requirements.If you are looking for a beginner portable keyboard, then you can opt for the yamaha ez-200 lighted keyboard, or if lighted keyboards is not something that you fancy, go in for the versatile yamaha psr-e423 that comes with some pro features. If you are looking for an advanced arranger, sort of an entry level arranger workstation, then you may consider the more expensive yamaha psr s550 keyboard If you are looking for an arranger type keyboard with more than 61 keys then a fantastic value-for-money is the 76 key yamaha-ypg235 keyboard. Their top of the line 88 key piano keyboard in this category is the yamaha dgx640, which is a good alternative to an expensive digital piano. If you are looking for a synthesizer keyboard, then a good entry level synth is the yamaha mm6. Another excellent option, if you are looking for piano like keys but don’t want a built-in sequencer, is the 76 key yamaha s70 xs synth. If you are looking for the best, then there is nothing to beat the yamaha motif which is their flagship synthesizer workstation. Why Yamaha Keyboard Pianos?Ask any budding musician or a professional who has been playing for years, and Yamaha would definitely be one of the names that would be considered when it comes to buying music gear. They have never really been associated with low cost stuff; their gear re never among the cheapest but then over the years, using their expertise Yamaha has managed to create an impressive range of keyboard instruments.There are many reasons why Yamaha's keyboards have been so popular among beginners and accomplished musicians. Their brand value, range of keyboard instruments, excellent sound, sturdiness, unique features which its electronic keyboards have to offer, all these play a major role towards its popularity. Experienced musicians will also vouch for their acoustic instrument sounds. Yamaha has some of the best orchestral sounds on their keyboards so musicians who use more of the standard bread butter sounds or do a lot of classical based music will love the Yamaha keyboards and pianos. If you go through some of the Yamaha keyboard reviews, you will also find that Yamaha is always in the forefront when introducing new features & technologies, which helps it to maintain its popularity and also to make some of the best keyboards and pianos.  Yamaha Keyboard Reviews Complete Range of Yamaha KeyboardsHere is the complete range of Yamaha digital piano keyboards, reviewed and placed under various categories.See AlsoLowest Prices on Yamaha Keyboards here... Casio Keyboards User Forum Yamaha keyboards User Forum Home music Keyboards FAQs, queries Features specific to Yamaha piano keyboards Back to Yamaha Keyboards |
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