Reviews: Yamaha Digital Piano

Yamaha YPG225 Review

If you're like us and love the YPG625/525 but you're on a really tight budget (or you're a starving musician), Yamaha now has the perfect answer for us--the Yamaha YPG225. The Yamaha YPG225 (aka Yamaha DGX220) is the 76-key equivalent of the award winning 88-key Yamaha YPG625/525 digital pianos. Virtually all the same features found in the YPG625/525 are also in the YPG225. These features include a six-track sequencer, nearly 500 voices, 32 notes of polyphony, pitch-bend wheel, dual and split voices, USB connectivity, the Yamaha Education Suite, and, effects processor.Read more...

Yamaha P140 Digital Piano Review

I think most musicians would agree that Yamaha knows a thing or two about making a great piano. They aren't number one by accident. Well, the Yamaha P140 is Yamaha's answer to a great feeling and sounding digital piano at an affordable price. However, the Yamaha P140 isn't just a piano--it has electric pianos, organs, an on-board sequencer to record your music, reverb, and an effects processor too. Read more...

Yamaha YDP223 Digital Piano Review

Today, we rolled up our sleeves and explored the Yamaha YDP223 digital piano. It isn't America's best-selling digital console piano by accident. From its high quality voices, 64 notes of polyphony, 88-key graded hammer technology, to its two-track sequencer, and stylish console piano looks, we'll take you inside the Yamaha YDP223 digital piano. The first thing we noticed about the Yamaha YDP223 is its console piano look complemented by the dark satin walnut finish--a beautiful look for the home. Next, we noticed the traditional three-pedal layout on the YDP223 which is quite solid and firm and appear to be of the same quality and style that is used in their acoustic pianos.Read more...