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Yamaha Arius YDP-165 88-Key Console Digital Piano w/ Bench (Black or Rosewood) Expired
$1249
$1,800.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has Yamaha Arius YDP-165 88-Key Console Digital Piano with Bench (Black Walnut or Dark Rosewood) on sale for $1249. Shipping is free.
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- Meticulously sampled from Yamaha's flagship CFX grand piano
- 10 Voices, 353 Songs
- New Virtual Resonance Modeling Lite (VRM Lite)
- GH3 weighted keyboard with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops
- Gentle on the ears when playing with headphones
- Built-in stereo amplifier (2x 20W)
- Built-in stereo speaker system (2x 12cm)
- Smart Pianist app compatibility - featuring intuitive operation and score viewing
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- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $550.99 lower than the next best available prices starting from $1799.99. -SaltyOne
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 Adorama | $1799.99 |
 Guitar Center | $1799.99 |
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Are the keys weighed or are they like keyboard keys (no weight)
TIA
Are the keys weighed or are they like keyboard keys (no weight)
TIA
Are the keys weighed or are they like keyboard keys (no weight)
TIA
The dgx 670 looks nice and is cheaper too. Lots of synth and track stuff.
The "list" price is $2400, but everyone sells it for $1800. The lower model YDP-145 normally sells for $1300, so the 165 at $1249 is a very good deal. I think today will be the last day for it. Until next time. This was the second time they have offered it at this price, so it seems likely that they will do so again eventually.
Earlier this year, they offered it for $1349, which was also a good deal. This one is even better.
The "list" price is $2400, but everyone sells it for $1800. The lower model YDP-145 normally sells for $1300, so the 165 at $1249 is a very good deal. I think today will be the last day for it. Until next time. This was the second time they have offered it at this price, so it seems likely that they will do so again eventually.
Earlier this year, they offered it for $1349, which was also a good deal. This one is even better.
I wondered if my aversion to the 145 was because I'm used to the Casio.
The Yamaha 165 is supposed to have a better weighted key feel than the 145, but I wish I could try it out before buying one. I was shocked at how bad Yamaha makes a $1000 piano feel. And I don't think I'm even that picky.
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Are the keys weighed or are they like keyboard keys (no weight)
TIA
I wondered if my aversion to the 145 was because I'm used to the Casio.
The Yamaha 165 is supposed to have a better weighted key feel than the 145, but I wish I could try it out before buying one. I was shocked at how bad Yamaha makes a $1000 piano feel. And I don't think I'm even that picky.
The GHS action on the 145 isn't very good IMHO.
I've never played the GH3 action directly on the 165 but I think it's the GH action with the third sensor. My current digital piano uses the GH action and it's nothing like a GHS action. Also, many complain that the GH action is on the heavy side.
I wondered if my aversion to the 145 was because I'm used to the Casio.
The Yamaha 165 is supposed to have a better weighted key feel than the 145, but I wish I could try it out before buying one. I was shocked at how bad Yamaha makes a $1000 piano feel. And I don't think I'm even that picky.
The GHS action on the 145 isn't very good IMHO.
I've never played the GH3 action directly on the 165 but I think it's the GH action with the third sensor. My current digital piano uses the GH action and it's nothing like a GHS action. Also, many complain that the GH action is on the heavy side.
Gh3 is slightly stiffer, and more durable than Ghs. I don't think value wise, the roland fp30x deals of recent could be beat. But there are lots of hold outs for black friday.
I wondered if my aversion to the 145 was because I'm used to the Casio.
The Yamaha 165 is supposed to have a better weighted key feel than the 145, but I wish I could try it out before buying one. I was shocked at how bad Yamaha makes a $1000 piano feel. And I don't think I'm even that picky.
Yeah, I went in to try the 145 and the Roland fp-30x, the Roland felt way better, and ended up getting it over the Yamaha. Now I will say the Yamaha 165 played much better than the 145, but I couldn't justify the difference. I ended up building my own stand for the Roland and have been happy with my choice. At this price, it's a great piano.