Yamaha Arius YDP-141 * FREE- LESSONS!
FREE PIANO LESSON!
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The newest name in Yamaha Digital Pianos with Realistic Piano Touch for the Aspiring Musician.
88-key Digital Piano with 6 Voices, 3-layer Dynamic Stereo Piano Samples, Graded Hammer Effect Action, and Half-damper Sustain - Dark Alder Finish With the Arius YDP141, Yamaha draws on over a century of building fine acoustic pianos. The instrument represents an elevation in digital piano technology that boasts amazing piano-like sound and feel, yet manages to stay affordable.
* FREE- LESSONS! In Store!
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Keyboard
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88 keys Graded Hammer Standard with matte black keytops
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Sound Source
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AWM Stereo Sampling
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Poliphony (How Many Key that can be played Simutaneously)
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64
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Number of Steps
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3
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Number of Sounds
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6
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Reverb
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4 Types
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Play Two Sounds Together
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YES
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Fully Functional Metronome
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YES
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Song Recording
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1-track recording/Playback
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Voice Demo Songs
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6
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Built in Piano Songs with Music Book
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50
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MIDI
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IN/OUT
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Headphones
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2
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No. of Pedals
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3 Polished Silver Pedals(Damper with half pedaleffect, Sostenuto and Soft Pedal
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Speakers
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6W x 2 (12cm x 6cm) x 2
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Cabinet Finish (Color)
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Dark Alder
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Key Cover
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Sliding
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Dementions W x D x H (with music rest)
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53 7/16" x16 9/16" x 32 1/4"
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Weight
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90lbs., 6oz
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Includes
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Owners Manual, "50 greats for the Piano"(Music Book), East Quick Guild, Premium padded bench and AC power adaptor
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Dark Alder finish Woodgrain cabinet with sliding key cover
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Beautiful appearence, will complement and attractively furnish any decor. Key cover keeps the keys clear of dust and debris.
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88 Key Graded Hammer Action (Touch)
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Graded Hammer Action emulates the action of a grand piano – heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble areas of the keyboard (on a grand piano, the hammers get thicker as you move from treble to bass). The 88 keys is an investment in the future so that as the level of playing ability progresses, they won't run out of keys.
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Digital pianos never need tuning or regulating. Once you purchase the piano, you can forget about that "maintenance stuff" and just enjoy playing your new instrument.
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If you had an acoustic piano in the family growing up, you can probably relate to this. Most of us know it's a good idea to have an acoustic piano tuned and regulated at least once a year, preferably more. It's part of the regular maintenance of the instrument and insures that whoever is playing on it is playing their piece of music in pitch – something that is very important for ear development. But how many people do you know that actually get their acoustic piano tuned as often as they should
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3 strudy pedals " just like it's acoustic counterparts.
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Even new piano student will need the pedals after only a couple months of lessons. Sustain (Damper), Sostenuto, and Soft pedal just like a concert grand!
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