The Yamaha Piaggero NP-31 gives you classic Yamaha piano tone and 76 full-sized keys in an ultra-portable package weighing in at just 13 pounds. Operating on just 6 AA batteries, you don't even need a power outlet to play your piano anywhere your music takes you. Yamaha has added an easy-to-use panel design with dedicated Voice-select buttons. A built-in metronome with adjustable tempo and time signature appeals to the pianist who knows that practice makes perfect. The NP-31's Graded Soft Touch Action emulates the graded resistance of an acoustic piano without the added weight of hammers.
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Great keyboard! Perfect with an amp.
Saw the negative comments made toward one reviewer above and that convinced me to get one. I am annoyed by purist snobs. I had been looking for a portable keyboard just to practice with and for my church youth choir to use. I have played on several very beautiful grand pianos over the years in the Boston area. Keyboard arrived today and I give it high marks for portability and appearance. The tone is superb, BUT the on-board speakers do not do it justice. Very thin sounding, lacking bass and some midrange. So, I played it through my Peavey keyboard amp, closed my eyes (had the amp facing away from me, slightly in front of the keyboard), and you could not convince me that I was not sitting back at a grand piano. Bottom line: before you judge any digital sound product, consider the equipment you are using for output. Any digital keyboard will sound better with better equipment if the samples it has are good. In this case a $150 keyboard amp allows for the beautiful sampling to come...
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I knew what I was buying.
Here's what I need:
-A lightweight keyboard that I can carry 7 blocks on my way to church.
-Something that doesn't have "marshmallow" keys that just pop back up when you press them.
-Something that will sound ok hooked up to a cheap sound system.
-Bass notes to fill out the sound.
-Target price of $300
Here's what I really want:
-Weighted, full-sized keys (these are neither, though they have some resistance).
-A rich, full-bodied acoustic sound (get real, this is a keyboard)
-The closest I could possibly get to a piano in keyboard form without spending all of my savings (I'm a recent college grad, cut me a break).
I realized what I needed would trump what I wanted, since my budget was so low.
So, I read a lot of reviews last night and decided to purchase this from Guitar Center today. My sales guy was helpful and got me a $30 discount.
Pros:
-It is lightweight, although carrying it 7 blocks will...
Perfect for me
I absolutely love this keyboard. I've had it for about a week now, and it is so much better than my old one. I am not a musician who plays out or anything. I'm just a novice who enjoys learning songs, so this piano is perfect for me. I have played on many real pianos, and this is a very satisfying substitute. I highly reccomend it!
Product Features :
- New ECO energy saving feature - Energy Conservation Optimized means saving energy by powering down after 30 minutes of inactivity
- Easy access panel - Dedicated buttons for each Voice
- 10 Voices - Change the sound of the instrument by playing electric piano, organ, harpsichord, strings or vibraphone
- 32-note polyphony - With Yamaha's Dynamic Voice Allocation, 32-notes is all a pianist needs to play and sustain notes naturally
- Opperates on 6 AA batteries - No electrical outlet required
Rating : 4.2
List Price : $399.00
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