Yamaha P155 - Digital Piano (Black) - Long & McQuade Musical Instruments

Description

As a full-featured digital piano, the P-155 gives you all you need for practice, playing and performance. It has an internal high-power, two-channel (12W + 12W) amplifier with high-performance speakers built-in-letting you and your audience hear the authentic sounds in their full glory. Is your audience on another continent? Share your musical ideas and masterpieces easily with others by recording your performance to any attached USB storage device*. Songs are stored as Standard MIDI Files (SMF) and can be emailed to and played back on any Mac or PC.

Keyboard88 keys, Graded Hammer (GH)
Tone Generation4-level AWM Dynamic Stereo Sampling
Pure CF SamplingYES
Key-Off Sampling/
Stereo Sustain SamplingYES
Damper ResonanceYES
Polyphony (Max.)128
Voices17
Reverb4 types
Brilliance3 types
Effect4 types
DualYES
SplitYES
MetronomeYES
Tuning/TransposeYES
Scale Tuning Types7 types
Song Recording2-track recording/playback, 3 User Song
Preset Songs7 Demo Songs, 50 Piano Preset Songs
Jacks & connectors
MIDIIN/OUT
Headphones2 (stereo 1/4" jack)
PedalsSustain Pedal, AUX Pedal
AUX OUT (Variable)L/L+R, R (1/4" jack)
USB TO DEVICEYES (song data storage)
Amplifiers12W x 2
Speakers(12 x 6) cm x 2
Dimensions (W x D x H)52-1/2" x 16-13/16" x 5-1/2"
Weight18.6 kg (41 lbs.)

Reviews

Nice Touch
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Value		Overall
Product Experience	I own it	Closest Store	Toronto Ontario
After shopping digital pianos for about one year, I chose this one because of the excellent touch in the price range. I took a bit of a gamble and bought it from Kijiji for $900, including a Hercules stand, but it works perfectly. Using high quality Sennheiser heaphones, piano #1 sounds incredibly like a grand piano, it truly is exceptional. Even the speakers are not bad, although I would run it through upgraded speakers if I wanted to fill a room. As noted, I tried many in and around the same price, but this one was superior. To get a ' better ' one, you would have to double the cost. The Roland FP - 7F really impressed me, and if I stick to those Hanon exercises and get all the major and minor scales back up to snuff, maybe in a year or so I'll treat myself to the Roland. But there's sure no rush. Posted by Keith on Dec 21, 2012

Very nice feel and sound
Features		Quality
Value		Overall
Product Experience	I own it	Closest Store	Calgary Alberta
I wanted a digital piano that both felt and sounded as close to a grand without forking out thousands. Got mine for $999. The 4 layer sampling only applies to the first grand piano sound, but does it ever sound good. The built in speakers are pretty good, but to truly hear the amazing sampling done it has to run through an external sound system. Very expressive and natural sounding, even more so if you upgrade to the FC3 pedal from the included FC4. Not many options, only 2 grand piano, 2 electric, church, jazz and 11 other synths/strings; I typically only use grand #1. Ideally for serious acoustic players, who want an authentic sound. Feels absolutely amazing to play. Higher octaves are a little more "stiff" to press than usual, but its subtle and you hardly notice it even when trilling or doing scale runs. I have owned it for over a year, used it everyday and sometimes for hours on end. With the right sound system and upgraded FC3 pedal, this piano offers an amazing sound transforming every note into a rewarding experience. Highly recommended. Posted by Andrew on Sep 3, 2012

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Features		Quality
Value		Overall
Product Experience	I've tried it	Closest Store	Fredericton New Brunswick
Depending on availability we have aneryhwe from a single acoustic guitarist leading to a full worship team with drums, bass, electric guitar and acoustic guitar. With occasionally sax, cello or flute mixed in. Posted by Ime on Aug 4, 2012