Yamaha PSR-E313 Portable Keyboard

The PSR-E313 has a huge collection of professional sounding voices which is called XGlite. Only Yamaha’s most excellent keyboards have the ability to hold up and reproduce Yamaha’s XGlite voices which results in a remarkable sound quality and approximately 500 voices to select from, presenting even superior compatibility with both 3rd party and Yamaha XG software. With Yamaha’s “Touch Response” the PSR-E313 keyboard responds like an acoustic piano. On an acoustic piano, striking a key harder will produce a louder sound, striking it softer will produce a softer sound. The Yamaha PSR-E313 includes one-button simple to record function.

Yamaha PSR-E313 Portable Keyboard

The PSR-E313 takes full advantage of Yamaha’s digital signal processing technology results an wide range of nine, top-quality reverb effects that simulate playing in everything from a small room to a big spacious concert hall and four chorus effects that add richness to electric pianos and guitars in particular. The PSR-E313 includes Dual and split keyboard modes of which the Dual mode allows you to combine two voices across the keyboard at the same and the Split Mode allows you to select a different voice for each hand. The PSR-E313 comes with 102 built-in songs and an interactive lesson system, divided into left and right hand parts, for learning them. In addition, you have the facility to connect to a computer, download more songs from the Internet into the internal Flash ROM, and use all of the Yamaha Education Suite V5 features to help you learn to play them. Read more »

Roland RP201

The new RP-201 comes with Roland’s excellent piano sound and hammer-action keyboard into a compact, elegant, and reasonably priced instrument. The RP201 is based on Roland’s acclaimed 88-key stereo multi-sampling, in which the distinctive acoustic properties of each grand-piano key have been faithfully captured. Jointly with its 128 polyphonic voices, the RP-201’s piano engine performs similar to a true grand. No issue how quick you play or how much sustain pedal you apply, you needn’t be concerned about note drop-outs.

Roland RP-201 Digital Piano

With its Progressive Hammer-Action keyboard (PHA alpha II), the RP201 has a natural key touch that reproduces the sense and response of an acoustic grand piano. Lower keys are more heavily weighted; as you move up the keyboard, the key weight becomes progressively lighter. The Twin Piano mode splits the keyboard into two identical zones, letting two people sit side by side and play in the same range which is great for learner and instructor sessions. Two beautiful cabinet finishes, Satin Black and Rosewood, are offered. Pedal positions are detected smoothly, letting the musician constantly vary the tone by changing pedal depth just like an acoustic grand piano. The dedicated, easy-to-access front-panel switches and music holder improve ease of use. The low power consumption of the instrument is environmental friendly without giving up output level. Read more »

Yamaha NP-30 Lightweight Piano

The Yamaha NP-30 Portable Grand provides Yamaha’s digital piano sound and simplicity in its super slim design and minimal weight of 12 pounds makes it the most compact performer in the digital piano family of instruments. It includes a graded action is one of the primary features required by pianists in their digital instruments.

Yamaha NP-30 Portable Grand Piano

The new Graded Soft-Touch keyboard is the first of its kind bringing different levels of resistance without the extra weight of moving hammers. The key contributor to the NP-30′s fighting weight of only 12 pounds, results in a very playable action that will appeal to pianists who desire to take their music anywhere, and 6 AA batteries are needed to power up and start playing immediately. . The Yamaha’s NP-30 piano has a built-in metronome and even has multiple time signatures (3/4, 4/4, 6/8…) to opt from. The NP-30 includes a Dual Voice mode allows you to combine and play two Voices at once. You have to hold down the Voice Select button and choose the two you’d like to listen to for a selection of combinations. Read more »