Buy Yamaha PSR292 KeyboardYamaha PSR292 Keyboard Product Description:
- Professional Quality Multi LCD Display The PSR420/320 are the first home-type portable keyboards to include a large interactive Multi LCD Display
- Advanced Digital Effects Digital Effects add atmosphere and depth to your sound
- The four effects variations can give even a small room the warmth and "live" feeling of a much larger space
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This Yamaha PSR-320 in EXCELLENT condition. Professional Quality Multi LCD Display The PSR420/320 are the first home-type portable keyboards to include a large interactive Multi LCD Display. Most changes can be made easily with just three buttons and the cursor pads. Advanced Digital Effects Digital Effects add atmosphere and depth to your sound. The four effects variations can give even a small room the warmth and "live" feeling of a much larger space. Ambience gives each note reverberation. The Ensemble Effect gives tones a "thick", slightly detuned sound. Ambience and Ensemble can be used at the same time, or the Sustain Effect will automatically extend the sustain of every note played on the keyboard. 128 Great-Sounding AWM Voices Instead of giving you a voice preset that sounds just like an acoustic piano, Yamaha gives you eight piano voices. You get different organ voices, as well as guitars, brass, reeds... ; You can play up to 28 notes at one time. And because the voices comply with the GM System Level 1 standard, songs you record will sound the same when played back on other GM equipment.
Also: Yamaha Music Cartridges, Minus One Mode, Repeat Function, One Touch Auto Accompaniment Styles, Dual Voice feature, 32 Registration Memory Presets Registration Memory, Accompaniment Freeze, Studio-Quality Song Recording.
MIDI The Musical Instrument Digital Interface is the world standard for the exchange of musical information. The PSR-320 comes ready to plug into any musical seauencer or computer to form a powerful music creation system.
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Yamaha PSR-292: Mediocre Touch Sensitivity and Speakers
By Ted Felix
Not bad for the price, but there are two main problems I had with this keyboard. First, the velocity (touch) sensitivity is mediocre. It has three levels of sensitivity you can dial up, soft, medium, and hard. At soft, you go through the entire range from quiet to loud with very little force on the keyboard. Fair enough. The problem is that with the medium setting, you can't make it through the entire range from quiet to loud no matter how hard you hit the keys. And the hard setting is even worse. It's as if there is a limit to the amount of force the keyboard can interpret. It's quite frustrating if you are trying to work on dynamics. If you don't care about dynamics, it's not an issue.The other problem is the speakers. On mine, playing a "G" on the keyboard is significantly louder than any other note through the speakers. This is easily solved by using headphones, but it would be nice to have better balanced speakers.A minor issue is that you can't adjust the levels of the tracks on the sequencer. So the sequencer is pretty much useless to me.Otherwise, the range of sounds is fantastic. It's a decent General MIDI synth for connecting to a computer via MIDI. The metronome is handy for practicing. It takes 6 D-cells which is great when the power goes out (which it does a lot where I am, so it's still my backup keyboard when that happens). The accompaniments cover a very wide range of styles and genres. It's a fun keyboard, but I wouldn't recommend it beyond 6 months of piano lessons. Good for complete beginners, or for getting someone interested in music.
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