Yamaha Digital Piano YDP-160

The Yamaha Arius YDP160 is a digital piano with 88 weighted keys. The Arius YDP160 offers Yamaha's trademark playability with ultra-responsive Yamaha Graded Hammer Effect (GHE) action and the remarkably realistic sound of a stereo-sampled Yamaha concert grand. The YDP160 boasts a beautiful dark rosewood cabinet and a premium bench perfectly matches the instrument's rosewood finish. Also included are a wood music rest, sliding key cover, pedal frame with three piano-style pedals and a modesty panel. The Yamaha YDP160 includes ten different Voices ranging from Grand Piano to Vibraphone and the 20W x 2 built-in amplifier has plenty of power to play loud and clear in even the largest of rooms. Equipped with four types of reverb, the YPD160 is capable of making a small room sound as big as a concert hall. Also included are duet-friendly twin headphone jacks. Arius models feature an increased number of piano samples per-key over their YDP predecessors along with enhanced cabinetry. The weighted action keys, rich timbre and attractive styling make them excellent choices for hobbyists and aspiring musicians who seek an invitingly playable instrument with a design that complements a classic home decor. With onboard, single-song recording capabilities, the new Arius pianos capture note-for-note performances as a rehearsal tool or as a quick and easy musical scratch pad. The built-in "50 Greats for the Piano" songs will fill your home with music ” whether or not there's someone sitting at the bench. Because the YPD160 includes 64 Voice polyphony and MIDI connectivity, they can also be used for song archiving and score notation when connected to a home computer. The YDP-160 features 88 weighted keys, graded hammer action, dark rosewood cabinet and padded bench, and remarkably realistic sound thanks to more piano samples per key 10 presets ranging from grand piano to vibraphone and 4 reverbs can be heard via the 2x20W built-in amplifier or duet-friendly twin headphone jacks It features single-song recording, 50 built-in songs, 64-note polyphony, and MIDI