The Yamaha YDP-181 Arius Home Digital Piano is the piece that you are looking for if you want a digital piano that will be loved by beginners and professional players alike. . Producing only the best possible piano sound and feel, the Yamaha YDP-181 is very ideal for beginners and professionals alike. It features a Graded Hammer keyboard performance, making it a very enjoyable piece during practice and performance. . Its 3-level AWM Dynamic Stereo Sampling voices are capable of producing authentic sound, making the YDP-181 more impressive than any other digital pianos in the market today.

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Aside from providing an ultimate playing pleasure, the YDP-181 piano also offers utmost recording convenience. It uses a USB port for storing recorded songs done by any other instrument. . Its damper pedal features a half-damper effect that gives a shaded yet expressive control over any sustained note. Aside from that, the YDP-181 is also capable of a Dual Voice technology, meaning you can play two different instrument sounds at the same time. It also has an on-board 2-track song recorder that lets you record your performance live or during practice.

Actually, the Yamaha YDP-181 is the replacement for the Yamaha YDP-223. And because of that, most people think that the YDP-181 has some big shoes to fill. But after reading through its specifications, I can fairly say that the YDP-181 can do an impressive job. With YDP-181′s dynamic stereo sampling, 128-tone polyphony, 2-track song sequencer, etc., it sure can outplay other digital pianos in the market.

YDP-181′s Graded Hammer (GH) keyboard features an extra key sensor capable of reproducing fast, repetitive playing of one note and with perfect articulation. Aside from having the same key accuracy response with traditional acoustic pianos, its matte finish on its black keys add to the keyboard’s overall appeal.

While most digital pianos quickly run out of notes during fast, dense legato hits because the sustained notes are cut off as the instrument skips notes to make room for the newer notes, the YDP-181 can tolerate more than a few notes held together. Thanks to its 128-note polyphony, you can hold 128 notes in one blow.

And if ever your grow tired of playing or of practicing, the YDP-181 can humor your listening cravings with its 50 different piano songs. These recordings were specifically chosen both for their beauty and their functionality. Most of the songs are classical pieces, so any student will love it.

A simple yet powerful piano that is perfect for both the student and the professional no other digital piano can get better than that. And what better way to put such powerful instrument to test, try the Yamaha YDP-181 Digital Piano now.

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