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Yamaha YPG 635 vs Casio Privia PX 330 – Looking for a 88 Key Weighted Portable Grand Piano Keyboard

by Tim
(Kansas, US)

I was checking out the recently released Yamaha YPG 635 88 key weighted portable grand piano keyboard, and I thought that it was not really portable...bit on the heavier side.

I am not sure if it is a good choice for an entry level digital piano. I also intend to setup a home studio in a small spare room I have, and it looks a bit bulky to be accommodated there.

Someone even suggested a Casio Privia PX-330 to me but I am not sure as of now if I should go in for a Casio as opposed to a Yamaha.

Any comments on the Yamaha YPG 635 88 key weighted portable grand piano keyboard?


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Yamaha YPG 635 vs Casio Privia PX 330 – Looking for a 88 Key Weighted Portable Grand Piano Keyboard

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Yamaha YPG 635 vs. Casio Privia PX 330 - 88 Key Weighted Portable Grand Piano
by: Suresh

Personally, I feel, with a home digital piano...be it Yamaha YPG 635, Casio Privia PX-330 or any other 88 key weighted portable grand piano, you need to be comfortable with the feel of the keyboard...since different users may have different views on the keyboards touch and feel.

Sound quality is also subjective since it may sound different at the store from what it may sound at your home (depends on the speakers, headphones used).

So what should matter is the price-to-features aspect; see what gives you the most value for your bucks.

Polyphony of 64 is preferable, since you can play complex arrangements and use all the features of a digital piano/keyboard (layers, splits, styles, etc.) without worrying about notes dropping-off.

So if you think you are comfortable with the way the Casio Privia PX-330 feels and sounds...just go for it. Leave aside the Yamaha YPG 635 if you are not comfortable with it, it?s on the expensive side as well.

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