| | |  | Digital Pianos | Home » » » Yamaha P65MSB 88-Key Weighted graded hammer action keys, comes with stand and bench | | | | | | | Description: | | The new Yamaha P65 Digital Piano is a great choice for the hobbyist or weekend musician, providing the experience of playing an acoustic piano without the weight or size. With an 88-key weighted graded hammer action keyboard, stereo sampled instrument voices, and digital effects, the P65 offer amazing features. Close your eyes and you will swear that you are playing a real grand piano. The P65's GHS keyboard recreates the lively feel of a grand piano without the expense and maintenance involved with such an instrument. A great deal of time was spent to create a digital piano that had the proper feel and expression of a real weighted graded hammer action piano keyboard. The P65 offers unrivaled sound quality utilizing exclusive technology. Using Yamaha's own AWM stereo sampling, sounds were recorded directly from a variety of instruments. Each voice is recorded in stereo and thus faithfully replicates the sound and warmth of the original instrument. The P65's built-in stereo speakers offer audio dynamics usually found exclusively on instruments costing substantially more. Perform a concert at home with expressive stereo sound for your family and friends. Digital Effects - Reverb and Chorus Built-In Speakers 2 Headphone Jacks - One for the Teacher and One for the Student MIDI In and Out Tone Generator AWM, Stereo Sampling Voices 8 voices Effects Reverb, Chorus Performance Modes Dual 8 Demo Songs 12 x 6 cm Speakers x2, 6W x 2 Amplifiers x2 Dimensions - Width 52-3/8 x Depth 14 x Height 5-1/4 inch (1330 x 355 x 133 mm) Weight - 28 pounds 11 ounces (13.0 kg) | | | Features: | |
• 88-key weighted graded hammer action keys
• Stereo-Sample instrument voices. grand piano, Electric Piano, Pipe Organ, and Stings)
• Dual voice mode to combine two different instrument voices,
• packed w/ power supply, foot pedal, bench, XX stand, comes w/ quickstart DVD
• built in Stereo speakers MIDI in/out
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 59.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 15.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 20.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 72.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 59.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 20.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 15.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 70.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Lovely keyboard with all the bells and whistlesAug 24, 2008
My wife has been playing piano for a little over a year now and was looking for a keyboard she could use to practice that would give her the feel of our real piano but that she could plug her headphones into and play without disturbing anyone, and this Yamaha was the prefect choice. It comes with everything so there's no need to buy stands or stools, easy easy to put together and sounds great. She tells me the keys feel great too, plus she loves being able to put it in harpsichord mode while playing some of her Baroque period pieces. Its sturdy, but doesn't way so much that its difficult to move (just awkward due to its size). and while it does rock a bit on its stand if you put it on carpet, it never feels like its about to fall over. we've been very happy with it.
14 of 34 found the following review helpful:
Keyvoard reviewJan 09, 2007
I purchased this as a gift. I arrived very quickly, and in excellent conditon. The individual for whom I purchased it for, loves the keyboard and all the accessories that came with it.
35 of 44 found the following review helpful:
Great Piano Substitute!Nov 09, 2006
The bad part is the price keeps dropping and I paid at fifty dollars more than the current price only two weeks ago.
But the piano is wonderful. It looks bigger than the picture, but the piano works just like a real one, especially the fingers feel right. It is not too heavy, I can easily move it and it does not take much space. Now I play it almost everyday for about half an hour. My piano teacher says this is enough for practice. The sound does not come out as great as really good grand piano. Anyway it is totally worth the price.
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