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FAQ:
Q: Which Yamaha keyboard is best for a beginner?
A: The closer a keyboard can mimic the feel of a traditional grand piano, the better it is. Yamaha’s keyboards offer three types of key action: Graded Hammer Standard (GHS): This is Yamaha’s cheapest action meant for beginner to intermediate level players.
Q: How much does a Yamaha keyboard cost?
A: In general, a few trends hold common across the best Yamaha keyboards: Premium keyboards (over $1,000) tend to be close replicas of Yamaha’s top-end acoustic pianos. Many even come with consoles and benches.
Q: Is Yamaha a good brand for a piano?
A: Despite competition from old rivals such as Casio and new players such as Kurzweil, Yamaha remains at the top of the totem pole when it comes to digital pianos and keyboards. Their product range is unparalleled, offering everything from beginner-level keyboards to pianos you’d play at Carnegie Hall.
Q: How many notes do Yamaha keyboards have?
A: The best Yamaha keyboards will usually have 128 note polyphony. This is the industry standard and is good enough for nearly everyone. Some high-end Yamaha keyboards will offer as much as 256 note polyphony, but at that level, you’re just chasing numbers.