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List Price: $179.95
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Manufacturer: Yamaha
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Yamaha
EAN: 0086792293721
Feature: 61 full size keys
Label: Yamaha
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Model: YPT210AD
Publisher: Yamaha
Studio: Yamaha
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Features
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61 full size keys
375 instrument voices
32 note polyphony
Portable Grand
Yamaha Education Suite (Y.E.S.)
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Editorial Reviews:
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The YPT-210 features 375 natural sounding voices, including Stereo Grand Piano, 361 XGlite voices, 12 drum kits and a sound effect kit. The YPT-210 also has 100 accompaniment styles and 102 built-in songs. Use the Portable Grand button to instantly call up an authentic stereo grand piano sound. The instrument also has a rich Reverb effect that adds concert-hall ambience to any performance. The Yamaha Education Suite (YES) feature makes learning and practicing music more fun than ever before.
Some keyboards have two speakers but aren't stereo. Don't be fooled. Just because a keyboard has two speakers doesn't mean that it's truly stereo with two separate amplifiers. All Yamaha Portable Keyboards feature stereo-sampling technology. It has 32 notes of polyphony and will play back 16 different parts or sounds at once (16-part multi timbrel); enough for the most demanding needs. The music pathway to your computer and the Internet is MIDI. It's the way that keyboards communicate with computers. And because the YPT-210 is both General MIDI (GM) and XGlite compatible, you have access to thousands of MIDI song files on the Internet. It's the way to begin and play a musical instrument and a grand way to learn piano without occupying lots of space. This model come with an AC adapter and can also be used as a portable when using 6 optional AA batteries. Reverb effect with 9 different reverb types Jack for optional Sustain pedal Auto Accompaniment features MIDI in/out Jack for optional headphone Dimensions - Width 37-1/4 x Depth 13-2/3 x Height 4-1/3 (945mm x 348mm x 110mm) Weight - 9 pounds, 11 ounces Includes AC Adapter or, for portable use, uses 6 AA batteries (not included) LCD Screen
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: i was rather disappointed but still..
Comment: may be i was a fool expecting this keyboard to be a wonderful instrument, cause this is far not the best keyboard among all of these crapy cheap keyboards..
with its 61 keys it has a beautiful setting that u can extend octaves. this yamaha has no touch sensitivity and it's a pity...
whatever.. if u have just started learning to play piano or something and u want cheap and not very bulky thing to practice your skills it's worth buying.. and if u don't care about touch sensitivity of course...
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Summary: Great keyboard, great price.
Comment: I bought this as a gift for a friend. I was very impressed with the quality especially for the price. My friend was really thrilled with it and is enjoying it every day. A very nice keyboard and a fabulous price at Amazon.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Classy Sound For a Cheap Price
Comment: After purchasing, I found this keyboard relatively uncomplicated to use, especially since it lacks the thousands of options that you can get in an advanced workstation or synthesizer. In other words, a great beginner's keyboard which was exactly what I was looking for. Plays with a clear, pure sound and contained enough programmed effects to keep me happy. Perfect for those who are playing for fun, not for an audience. My only complaint is that I thought the Y.E.S. teaching system was pretty worthless, but anyone with some type of musical background should be able to figure out what they are doing after a couple of seconds. Otherwise, you can always invest in some lessons =)
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for the price.
Comment: This Yamaha has great sound and many options. I did not realize it was not a full keyboard so the middle C is not under the first letter of the brand name. I am enjoying playing it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Could be better!
Comment: It plays good. But, there's no full lenght of songs, only some parts. I've expected more....
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