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Yamaha Keyboard?

Jan 08, 2008 by jin | Posted in Music & Music Players

Friends,

I am a little confused between buying a PSRe313 Yamaha Yamaha YPT310. Who field keyboard you can help me decide which one is better ...

Also, I stay in NJ, there store around where I can test these keyboards playing them ...

I have not looked at your specifications yet on the two keyboards.
Oh yes, they are here ....

The only difference I notice is the screen is a little different. But, all settings, the buttons all look the same.

I bought a Yahama Portable Grand YPG625 in December from a supplier in New Jersey. I had played the accordion in his youth, quit completely. During the past year, I had a bug in my butt trying to learn piano. So I got this model 81 keyboard. The music store, I take lessons from those who sold the air very close to the one I bought for about $ 500 less.Yes, I got off ebay was $ 500 less than what the music store was selling his for. To my piano in the Grand Series 81 phones key, there are 4 different models. The only difference between all 4 is only cosmetic.

Believe me, this sort of thing, Throu sorting all of these models will drive is nuts. If they like as long as the number of buttons and functions and the amount of keys, but the cosmetics are different, they are probably the same. Store, big box stores will place an order and give a different look for their customers, but the guts are all fundamentally the same.

Its a college degree trying to figure out where to get it ....
Reading all the technical characteristics of each model is also a college degree .....

I would not get one from your local music store, however. You can get almost the same model on the Net for nearly 25% to 40% cheaper costs, including shipping. Sometimes even the same model. The models that you want is about $ 156.21 off eBay and some sites that I looked for you. Check them at music store, I did. But if the price does not sound right, do a little searching on the net and you'll probably get it ..... much cheaper

What is a good Yamaha keyboard model that sound close to a piano?

May 21, 515 by omg_gogo | Posted in Other - Electronics

I am a beginner and I want to learn to play the piano, but a piano cost too much money. I wanted to know what is a good model for Yamaha keyboards that sounds like a piano. Thank you.

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Yamaha PSR-E313 keyboard, video homework 1. (Basic operation) One of my EZ Keyboard Method lessons at www.roamstarmusic.com

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