Yamaha P-125 B - Stage Piano

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The included foot switch is the same one you would get from the entry level P45. It is just terrible. You need to upgrade it immediately. This foot switch is a simple binary switch that can only detect on vs. off. It does not support half pedaling. If you are interested in tons of instrument voices, mixing and composing your own music or the most authentic touch and sound of an acoustic grand piano, the P125 is not for you. There are other models on the market that serves those purposes. CONCLUSION

Yamaha - UK and Ireland P-125a - Overview - Yamaha - UK and Ireland

Just to be clear, that’s not my video. I can not take credit for that. It’s an review I found useful on Youtube and want to share with you on my blog. Sound Boost is an EQ + volume feature that boosts treble frequencies. The purpose is to make the high end stand out more when the piano is played with other instruments. The effect is marginal and likely won't be noticeable in 99% of situations. Another great feature worth mentioning is compatibility with Yamaha's Smart Pianist app. Available on both iOS & Android platforms, this app lets you control various features of your digital piano easily & intuitively from your smart device. Essentially, every GHS keyboard has weights built into the keys. The weights are heavier on the lower bass keys, and become lighter as you go up the octaves. This weight is meant to simulate the action of a real piano where bass notes tend to be more tightly wound, and thus, heavier. Weighted keys vs weightless (Synth action) keys The Yamaha P125 is the perfect portable piano for use at home or on the road. A simplistic user interface is combined with the authentic sound of a Yamaha concert Grand. The P125 is ready to connect to your iOS tablet computer or mobile phone which enables the use of apps such as Yamaha Smart Pianist V2.0.

On the whole, if you're looking for your first mid-range digital piano, the P125 would be perfect for you. The Yamaha P125 has a modern minimalist design. It is clean and sleek. This instrument would fit most modern decor style and you can use the P125 as a focal point of the room.

P-125 - Features - Yamaha - UK and Ireland

Ever since the P105, Yamaha has included two connections as standard in the P-series digital pianos: The new generations of Yamaha digital pianos, like the Yamaha P125 reviewed today, connect to your phone or tablet through the Yamaha Smart Pianist App. This app from Yamaha is pretty great. And we’re not saying that without good reason. It offers a series of extraordinary functions that will make your piano playing experience so much more interesting. The included music rest of the P125 is a solid piece of plastic. It is quite wide to display any music book you have and is quite tall as well to properly support any printed sheet music. To understand the P125's sound quality, you have to first understand how digital pianos produce sound. That said, you'll want to buy a stand asap since that makes the playing experience significantly better.The speakers are one of the most important components of digital pianos. They made a great job with the placement of the speakers on the Yamaha P125. The sound wave emitted by these speakers are directed towards the performer. This is a detail that makes a difference. It’s just not the same when the sound goes up or any other direction. You can’t enjoy your performance the same way. This double-braced keyboard stand is ideal for heavy keyboards and pianos. It is very sturdy and reassuringly weighty - providing a solid, reliable platform for your instrument. Specifications Yamaha's mid-range keyboards have a big advantage on this count. All these keyboards use the Pure CF sound engine. This sound engine uses samples recorded from Yamaha's legendary CFIIIS 9′ concert grand piano that cost well over six-figures. The Yamaha CF Sound Engine is based on the CFIIIS Concert Grand Piano The key action on the Casio PX-160 is slightly better than the GHS on the P-125. The PX-160 uses three sensors and the keys have synthetic Ivory/Ebony key tops. These are much better materials than the matte finish on the P-125.

Yamaha P125A in Black With Stand and Headphones

Soft –The soft setting makes the piano particularly sensitive. It's great for pianists with a light touch or songs that require delicate control. For most songs, however, the soft setting will be too sensitive.This might not seem as important for all of you reading this review. But for those of you that compose new music pieces its very important to be able to save your songs on a computer. This can be easily done through the USB connection. Keyboard The Yamaha P-125A has undergone a slight modification to the USB-TO-HOST output. Here’s what it’s all about.

Yamaha P125A in Black With Stand and Headphones Yamaha P125A in Black With Stand and Headphones

Certainly adding more on-board sound effects is something Yamaha needs to consider for the next version of the P125. Our "Smart Pianist"app allows you to control the many functions included in Yamaha digital pianos with your smart device. Voices, rhythms and other settings can be selected while looking at the screen, making it easy to enjoy new functions with ease.The GHS is a dual sensor key action. There are only two sensors under the keys and this puts the P125 at a weaker position compares to its competitors on the market. Many of the current generation models from other manufactures are using three sensors for better responsiveness and faster repetition. Hello Wei. Thank you for sharing your review of the Yamaha P-125. I’m actually going to do music as a major carrier. Everything I do is geared to that direction. I bought a piano Course and needed a Piano to study the course. I was told weighted keys piano would be great to get started. The DGX-660 is aimed at different audience of the market. But since they cost about the same price, I think it’s a good idea to put them together and see which is a better choice.