Yamaha Keyboards and Digital Pianos

Entry Level Keyboards

These models offer innovative features such as the Yamaha Portable Grand and Yamaha Education Suite -- performance features, like synthesizer Control Knobs for real-time control of filter, effects, sound envelope and Style tempo. Easy to Use plus professional sound quality.

Arranger Workstation Keyboards

Accompaniment styles give keyboard players a quick and easy way to sound fully arranged with little or no setup required. Sound like you're backed by some of the hottest session players around... all at the touch of a button and the voicing of a chord. You will sound so good, sudden bursts of inspiration may cause you to quit your day job.

The DGX portable grand keyboards feature many of the features of the Entry Level keyboards with an extended 88-note keyboard. This series features a fully weighted Graded Hammer keyboard, giving the performer true acoustic piano feel and response.

If you are looking for the sound and feel of a grand piano and at the same time you are looking for the portability of a keyboard, then you should have a look at Yamaha stage pianos.

The Arius Digital Home Pianos are highlighted by their enhanced Voice architecture and attractive wood-finish cabinets. They have 88 weighted keys with graded action offering Yamaha's trademark playability and the remarkably realistic sound of a stereo-sampled Yamaha concert grand.

The Clavinova is the perfect replacement for a piano. It sounds like a piano (and like dozens of other instruments), thanks to Advanced Wave Modeling (AWM) synthesis. But it also feels like a piano, due to the careful attention to the Graded Hammer keyboard, which offers different amounts of resistance in the lower range, and less in the upper, just like a grand piano. These features are only two among dozens that make the experience of playing a Clavinova exactly like playing an acoustic piano, but unlike an acoustic piano, it never goes out of tune.