Yamaha P121 73-Key Digital Piano (Black)
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$ 10,499.00 MXN - Regular price
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DETALLES DEL PRODUCTO
Like the Yamaha P125, the Yamaha P121 has GHS weighted keys, comes with a sustain pedal, quality sounds, and also has a USB MIDI output and line output for those big gigs. When you see the words BK or WH, it refers to the color. Black or white, that's all; they're not different models.
Many people share apartments, and sometimes the fact that a piano takes up little space is very useful. The problem is that there aren't many pianos with fewer than 88 weighted keys to make the piano playing experience as close to that of a real piano as possible. And that's where the Yamaha P121 is an option. It can also be a good choice if you want to take it on public transport because it weighs less than other portable digital pianos.
Let's list and comment on its characteristics:
73 weighted keys (The weight that acoustic piano keys have, which digital pianos try to imitate to match the feel of an acoustic piano. The keys in the upper register are heavier and those in the lower register are lighter. This is different from the sensitivity on the keyboard, which is used to regulate the volume of the note. But a weighted keyboard always has sensitivity in the keys) GHS
24 sounds (various piano and other instrument sounds) with the Pure CF Sound Engine. High-quality piano sounds.
192 notes of polyphony (Number of notes that can be played at once. This includes accompaniments that also consume notes. So if you play over an accompaniment, more notes accumulate)
Dual, Split (Split the keyboard into two different instruments) and duo function
Duo function
Recording function)
20 rhythms (Accompaniment rhythms that adapt to what you are playing. There are bossa nova rhythms, etc. They are sometimes also known as accompaniment styles)
Quenching effect
IAC to improve the balance of bass and treble tones
21 demo songs
Reverb effect (Reverberation effect)
Chorus effect
Metronome (Basic study element to study and practice the tempo of a musical piece)
String resonance effect
USB MIDI (MIDI allows you to do wonderful things like connecting your keyboard to your computer, recording a sound track, and with certain programs, convert what you've played into musical notes in a score with a click.
Transposition (Transposition allows you to move the range of notes on a keyboard. This is useful for playing with transposing instruments. It's not an easy concept, but it's designed to make it easier to write orchestration for instruments with very different low and high registers.)
Speakers (Various piano and other instrument sounds) of 7 W
Stereo Jack Line Output
2 headphone jack outputs
Sustain pedal input (The sustain pedal on a piano or keyboard keeps the note playing even if you release the key), the pedal is included
A weight of 10 kg and dimensions of 1114 x 295 x 166 mm
Includes power supply
Many people share apartments, and sometimes the fact that a piano takes up little space is very useful. The problem is that there aren't many pianos with fewer than 88 weighted keys to make the piano playing experience as close to that of a real piano as possible. And that's where the Yamaha P121 is an option. It can also be a good choice if you want to take it on public transport because it weighs less than other portable digital pianos.
Let's list and comment on its characteristics:
73 weighted keys (The weight that acoustic piano keys have, which digital pianos try to imitate to match the feel of an acoustic piano. The keys in the upper register are heavier and those in the lower register are lighter. This is different from the sensitivity on the keyboard, which is used to regulate the volume of the note. But a weighted keyboard always has sensitivity in the keys) GHS
24 sounds (various piano and other instrument sounds) with the Pure CF Sound Engine. High-quality piano sounds.
192 notes of polyphony (Number of notes that can be played at once. This includes accompaniments that also consume notes. So if you play over an accompaniment, more notes accumulate)
Dual, Split (Split the keyboard into two different instruments) and duo function
Duo function
Recording function)
20 rhythms (Accompaniment rhythms that adapt to what you are playing. There are bossa nova rhythms, etc. They are sometimes also known as accompaniment styles)
Quenching effect
IAC to improve the balance of bass and treble tones
21 demo songs
Reverb effect (Reverberation effect)
Chorus effect
Metronome (Basic study element to study and practice the tempo of a musical piece)
String resonance effect
USB MIDI (MIDI allows you to do wonderful things like connecting your keyboard to your computer, recording a sound track, and with certain programs, convert what you've played into musical notes in a score with a click.
Transposition (Transposition allows you to move the range of notes on a keyboard. This is useful for playing with transposing instruments. It's not an easy concept, but it's designed to make it easier to write orchestration for instruments with very different low and high registers.)
Speakers (Various piano and other instrument sounds) of 7 W
Stereo Jack Line Output
2 headphone jack outputs
Sustain pedal input (The sustain pedal on a piano or keyboard keeps the note playing even if you release the key), the pedal is included
A weight of 10 kg and dimensions of 1114 x 295 x 166 mm
Includes power supply
