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Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon started making pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to make pianos. In its development process, this progression and innovation was always present. Through the past century and a half, the company has expanded enormously towards all kinds of instruments. Their first acoustic guitar hit the market in the 1960s, and they have been constantly improving and innovating instruments ever since. The innovation that Torakusu Yamaha contained is still visible in Yamaha's instruments today.

The P-Series

The P-Series contains a wide range of affordable and high-quality digital pianos. The pianos also look very professional and sleek. All pianos have a natural piano touch and high quality sound. In addition, they are specifically designed as compact and affordable digital pianos that mimic an acoustic piano well. All pianos are portable, making them easy to transport. This makes the P-Series pianos very suitable for beginners and advanced pianists.

The P-225

The P-225 is the successor to the popular P-125. The P-225 has a more compact body as it is shorter and lower in height. This makes it easy to transport and takes up little space! The P-225 can be linked to Yamaha's Smart Pianist app. This makes it possible to use all functions via your smartphone or tablet. The app also comes with over 300 free pieces of classical sheet music.

Acoustic Experience

The P-225 is specifically designed to mimic the playing feel and sound of an acoustic piano. The piano features Yamaha's innovative GHC keyboard. This stands for Graded Hammer Compact which means these give the same playing feel as weighted acoustic piano keys. This also makes the sound sound much more authentic. In fact, weighted keys are more sensitive and better sense the nuances of your playing. This is then translated into a more nuanced sound. The P-225 also has VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) which makes the sound even more expressive. In addition, the P-225 features high-quality sounds, including the sound of Yamaha's CFIIIS concert grand piano. The P-225 thus contains professional sampled sounds. So these sounds are clear and full with a wide range. Want to make the sound even richer? You can do so with the damper resonance function!

The benefits of a digital instrument

But why buy a digital instrument that mimics an acoustic instrument when you can also buy an acoustic instrument? Digital instruments certainly have their advantages! Firstly, they are a lot more compact and transportable. An acoustic piano has a huge sound box because all the individual strings have to fit inside it. With a digital piano, of course, this is not necessary. So they take up much less space and are a lot less heavy. This also makes a digital piano a smarter choice for the pianist who often needs to transport their piano. Moreover, a digital piano does not need to be tuned. In fact, an acoustic piano needs regular tuning and this can be a lengthy and pricey process. Also, with an acoustic piano, you are stuck with the same sound and volume. A digital piano contains a wide range of different sounds and features, and can even be used with headphones!

Please note that the pedals and stand shown in the photos are sold separately.

This P-225 is also available in white.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon started making pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to make pianos. In its development process, this progression and innovation was always present. Through the past century and a half, the company has expanded enormously towards all kinds of instruments. Their first acoustic guitar hit the market in the 1960s, and they have been constantly improving and innovating instruments ever since. The innovation that Torakusu Yamaha contained is still visible in Yamaha's instruments today.

The P-Series

The P-Series contains a wide range of affordable and high-quality digital pianos. The pianos also look very professional and sleek. All pianos have a natural piano touch and high quality sound. In addition, they are specifically designed as compact and affordable digital pianos that mimic an acoustic piano well. All pianos are portable, making them easy to transport. This makes the P-Series pianos very suitable for beginners and advanced pianists.

The P-225

The P-225 is the successor to the popular P-125. The P-225 has a more compact body as it is shorter and lower in height. This makes it easy to transport and takes up little space! The P-225 can be linked to Yamaha's Smart Pianist app. This makes it possible to use all functions via your smartphone or tablet. The app also comes with over 300 free pieces of classical sheet music.

Acoustic Experience

The P-225 is specifically designed to mimic the playing feel and sound of an acoustic piano. The piano features Yamaha's innovative GHC keyboard. This stands for Graded Hammer Compact which means these give the same playing feel as weighted acoustic piano keys. This also makes the sound sound much more authentic. In fact, weighted keys are more sensitive and better sense the nuances of your playing. This is then translated into a more nuanced sound. The P-225 also has VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) which makes the sound even more expressive. In addition, the P-225 features high-quality sounds, including the sound of Yamaha's CFIIIS concert grand piano. The P-225 thus contains professional sampled sounds. So these sounds are clear and full with a wide range. Want to make the sound even richer? You can do so with the damper resonance function!

The benefits of a digital instrument

But why buy a digital instrument that mimics an acoustic instrument when you can also buy an acoustic instrument? Digital instruments certainly have their advantages! Firstly, they are a lot more compact and transportable. An acoustic piano has a huge sound box because all the individual strings have to fit inside it. With a digital piano, of course, this is not necessary. So they take up much less space and are a lot less heavy. This also makes a digital piano a smarter choice for the pianist who often needs to transport their piano. Moreover, a digital piano does not need to be tuned. In fact, an acoustic piano needs regular tuning and this can be a lengthy and pricey process. Also, with an acoustic piano, you are stuck with the same sound and volume. A digital piano contains a wide range of different sounds and features, and can even be used with headphones!

Please note that the pedals and stand shown in the photos are sold separately.

This P-225 is also available in black.

The Yamaha P-145BT is a versatile digital piano designed for both beginner and more advanced pianists. This model combines Yamaha's reliable quality with contemporary technologies and a user-friendly design. Whether you practise at home, play in a classroom or are on the move, the P-145BT offers an excellent balance between portability, sound quality and functionality.

The features of the Yamaha P-145BT

Central to the Yamaha P-145BT is the Pure CF Sound Engine, which uses high-quality samples from the famous Yamaha CFIIIS concert grand piano. The result is a rich and expressive sound close to a real acoustic piano. With a 64-note polyphony, most classical and modern piano pieces can be performed effortlessly, without losing notes during complex playing.

The piano features 88 weighted keys, which offer a realistic playing experience thanks to the so-called Graded Hammer Compact (GHC) mechanism. This makes the keys in the low ranges feel heavier than those in the high ranges, just like a traditional grand piano. The matte finish of the keys also helps prevent fingers from slipping and adds to playing comfort, even during longer sessions.

Smart functions and connectivity

What really sets the Yamaha P-145BT apart from many other digital pianos in its class is its built-in Bluetooth connectivity. This allows users to connect wirelessly to the Yamaha Smart Pianist app on a smartphone or tablet. This app not only provides access to 303 classical sheet music pieces, but also makes it easy to adjust settings and use teaching materials.

Another useful feature is Rec'n'Share, which allows pianists to record their playing, both in audio and video, and share it directly via social media or use it for analysis and feedback. This makes the P-145BT ideal for home use as well as online lessons or content creation.

Accessories:

A matching stand is available to purchase separately for this piano. Special pedals can also be attached, and a bag is provided for easy transport.

Conclusion

The Yamaha P-145BT is a modern digital piano that excels in ease of use, sound quality, and smart connectivity. Thanks to its authentic playing feel, compact size and innovative features, this instrument is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a reliable piano with a contemporary feel.

The FX400

The Yamaha FX400 is a good and affordable semi-acoustic western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the FX400 is a Dreadnought guitar. Dreadnoughts are very popular because they’re very versatile and produce a full and rich sound. They are the ideal rhythm guitars, although fingerpicking still sounds amazing on a Dreadnought. 

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The F400

The Yamaha F400 is a good and affordable western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the F400 is a Dreadnought guitar. Dreadnoughts are very popular because they’re very versatile and produce a full and rich sound. They are the ideal rhythm guitars, although fingerpicking still sounds amazing on a Dreadnought. 

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The F400

The Yamaha F400 is a good and affordable western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the F400 is a Dreadnought guitar. Dreadnoughts are very popular because they’re very versatile and produce a full and rich sound. They are the ideal rhythm guitars, although fingerpicking still sounds amazing on a Dreadnought. 

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The FS400

The Yamaha FS400 is a good and affordable western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the guitar has a Concert body, which is a comfortable shape that is a bit smaller than the Dreadnought. The neck is also a bit shorter which makes it more suitable for smaller or younger guitar players. Furthermore, the shape gives the guitar a nicely balanced sound.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The FS400

The Yamaha FS400 is a good and affordable western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the guitar has a Concert body, which is a comfortable shape that is a bit smaller than the Dreadnought. The neck is also a bit shorter which makes it more suitable for smaller or younger guitar players. Furthermore, the shape gives the guitar a nicely balanced sound.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The FSX400

The Yamaha FSX400 is a good and affordable semi-acoustic western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the guitar has a Grand Concert body, which is a comfortable shape that is a bit smaller than the Dreadnought. The neck is also a bit shorter which makes it more suitable for smaller or younger guitar players. Moreover, the shape gives the guitar a nicely balanced sound.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The FSX400

The Yamaha FSX400 is a good and affordable semi-acoustic western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the guitar has a Grand Concert body, which is a comfortable shape that is a bit smaller than the Dreadnought. The neck is also a bit shorter which makes it more suitable for smaller or younger guitar players. Moreover, the shape gives the guitar a nicely balanced sound.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

The FX400

The Yamaha FX400 is a good and affordable semi-acoustic western guitar, a great choice for beginners. The guitar has a solid spruce top which produces a warm and balanced sound. The rest of the guitar (back, sides, and neck) aren’t made of standard woods. Yamaha cares about the environment and thus uses local and sustainable tonewoods, depending on which is available during production of the guitar. Furthermore, the FX400 is a Dreadnought guitar. Dreadnoughts are very popular because they’re very versatile and produce a full and rich sound. They are the ideal rhythm guitars, although fingerpicking still sounds amazing on a Dreadnought. 

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he made his first acoustic organ. Yamaha was very passionate and soon began making all types of pianos and grand pianos. He was the first in Japan to produce pianos. Within his development process this progressive innovation was always present. Throughout the last 150 years the company has grown immensely and in all types of directions. Their first acoustic guitar was produced in the 1960s and ever since they have been preoccupied by improving and innovating guitars. The innovation of Torakusu Yamaha is still present in current Yamaha instruments.

Yamaha PSR-E483 Keyboard

The Yamaha PSR-E483 is a 61-key portable keyboard with touch-sensitive keys, part of the popular Yamaha PSR-E series. Designed for both home use and live performance, it offers a wealth of creative possibilities for beginners and more advanced players alike. With 860 Voices, including 15 Super Articulation Lite Voices, 345 auto-accompaniment Styles, and extensive real-time controls, this keyboard is ideal for anyone looking to buy a Yamaha beginner keyboard or a Yamaha keyboard with touch-sensitive keys. Its price also makes the PSR-E483 one of the most complete options in its class.

Sounds and Styles

The PSR-E483 features 860 Voices and 345 preset Styles, allowing you to play a wide range of musical genres with ease. The Super Articulation Lite Voices deliver realistic reproductions of non-keyboard instruments, such as the strumming of guitar strings or the breath of a wind instrument. This makes the PSR-E483 equally suited to home music-making and live performances.

Playing Ease and Creativity

With Auto Chord Play (100 chord progressions + 10 user settings), chord progressions are played automatically while a chosen Style is active, leaving your hands free to improvise or play melodies. The Looper function lets you record and repeat chord progressions, rhythms, and musical phrases. Quick Sampling allows you to record short audio clips via AUX, microphone, or USB and play them back in sync with the selected Style.

Controls and Expression

The PSR-E483 is equipped with Live Control knobs, Motion Effects, and a Pitch Bend Wheel, allowing you to adjust your sound in real time. Effects such as phasers and tremolos add movement and dynamic expression to your performance. Mega Boost temporarily increases the output volume for extra impact.

Recording and Connectivity

Thanks to the USB Audio Recorder, you can record up to 80 minutes of stereo audio in WAV format (44.1 kHz / 16-bit). The keyboard includes a microphone input with vocal effects, L/R outputs for connecting to a PA system, and USB TO HOST (Type-C) and USB TO DEVICE (Type-A). The Melody Suppressor works with both analogue and digital audio inputs.

Of course, you are also welcome to visit our store to try out the Yamaha PSR-E483 in person. You can ask any questions you may have, and our specialists will be happy to help you choose the right model and provide advice on features, controls, and pricing.

Yamaha

Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan, when he built his first acoustic organ. Over the years, the company has grown enormously and become known for innovation and high-quality instruments. This commitment to innovation is reflected in the Yamaha PSR-E series, including the PSR-E483, making this keyboard a reliable and versatile instrument for both beginners and more experienced players.

Yamaha PSR-E583 Keyboard

The Yamaha PSR-E583 is the most advanced model in the Yamaha PSR-E series. This 61-key portable keyboard with touch-sensitive keys is designed for advanced players and live performers seeking maximum control and expression. With 890 Voices, including 19 Super Articulation Lite Voices, and a powerful built-in speaker system, this Yamaha PSR-E keyboard provides everything you need to play at home, in the studio, or on stage. Its price also makes the PSR-E583 one of the most complete options in its class for anyone looking to buy a Yamaha beginner keyboard or an advanced portable keyboard.

Sounds and Styles

With 890 Voices and 345 preset Styles, the PSR-E583 offers a very wide range of sounds. In addition to standard instruments, this model includes an extensive selection of Voices for local and world music, such as African, South American, and worship styles. The Super Articulation Lite Voices deliver realistic articulations and authentic instrument sounds, making this Yamaha PSR-E keyboard suitable for any genre or performance.

Playing Ease and Creativity

The PSR-E583 features Auto Chord Play (100 chord progressions + 10 user settings) and an extensive Looper function, allowing hands-free playing and experimentation. Quick Sampling lets you easily record short audio clips that automatically play in sync with the active Style, ideal for your own compositions, jam sessions, or live performances.

Controls and Expression

For maximum expression, the PSR-E583 is equipped with Live Control knobs, Motion Effects, a Pitch Bend Wheel, and an additional Modulation Wheel. This model also supports a Foot Controller / expression pedal for volume control and extra expressiveness. The powerful 12W + 12W speaker system delivers clear and dynamic sound, perfect for rehearsals and live use. Mega Boost temporarily increases the impact of your performance, giving you full control over your sound.

Recording and Connectivity

The PSR-E583 offers extensive connectivity options, including a microphone input with Vocal Effects, L/R outputs for PA systems, USB Audio Recorder, USB TO HOST (Type-C), and USB TO DEVICE (Type-A). The Melody Suppressor works with both analogue and digital audio inputs, making this keyboard ideal for practice, recording, production, and live performances.

You are also welcome to visit our store to play and test the Yamaha PSR-E583 in person, and to ask any questions you may have. Our specialists are happy to help you choose the right keyboard and advise you on features, controls, and pricing, so you can confidently select the instrument that best suits your needs.

Yamaha
Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha in Japan when he built his first acoustic organ. The company quickly began producing pianos and grand pianos, becoming the first in Japan to manufacture them. Over the years, Yamaha has expanded into a wide range of instruments, from acoustic guitars to digital keyboards. This commitment to innovation and quality continues to be reflected in the Yamaha PSR-E series, including the PSR-E583, which remains true to the tradition of high-quality, reliable instruments.

Yamaha YDP-146 Digital Piano

Yamaha YDP-146 Digital Piano

Yamaha YDP-146 Digital Piano

Yamaha YDP-166WH Digital Piano

Yamaha YDP-166WB Digital Piano

Why choose the Yamaha YDP-166WB Digital Piano

• Realistic GH3 keyboard with weighted action
• Yamaha Pure CF concert grand piano sound
• Classic cabinet design in a white birch finish
• Ideal for home study and daily practice
• Reliable Yamaha quality with long-lasting durability

Included accessories

The Yamaha YDP-166WB comes as standard with a matching stand, a three-pedal unit (damper, sostenuto and soft), and a neat music rest.

Optional accessories

For those seeking extra comfort, an adjustable piano bench is a valuable addition. A good pair of headphones can also be beneficial for practising without disturbance; within our headphones category you will find various suitable options.

Not sure whether this model suits your playing needs? At Joh.deHeer, we are happy to help — feel free to visit our showroom!