Yamaha P125 Review

The P125 is a full-featured digital piano that incorporates Yamaha's latest innovations for their most realistic piano playing experience in an all-new, compact design. The P125 is equipped with a sound processor that provides an impressive range of tones and textures, including the striking realism of its Concert Play and the characteristic sonic character of its Electric Grand.

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What are the specifications?

The new P125 is the ideal instrument for pianists and other musicians looking for a full-featured digital piano but don't need to use a lot of pedals. The P125 comes with 88-key Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) weighted-action keyboard, and a host of other features such as dual headphone outputs for practicing, a built-in speaker system with a dual-chamber amplifier, and an impressive 192-note polyphony.

What is the best part of the P125?

The P125 is a full-featured digital piano that incorporates Yamaha's latest innovations for their most realistic piano playing experience in an all-new, compact design. The P125 has a new, high-quality grand piano sound with a newly developed Super Wide Stereo function that reproduces the distinctive tone and the sense of distance of a concert hall. The P125 also features a newly developed, Natural Wood Hammer Action keyboard that delivers a more natural and realistic playing feel.

What is the sound like? 

The P125 features realistic piano tonewheel effects, sampled in stereo from a Yamaha concert grand piano. The P125 has a 3-mode sampled piano sound with over 3,000 sounds in all to provide the most realistic piano playing experience. The P125 offers a full 88-key graded hammer action keyboard with a balanced, even touch response for smooth, natural piano playing. It offers a wide range of built-in, interactive functions for learning, music education, and performance, including a Music Rest, Metronome, and more. It has a USB port for easy music recording and playback and also comes with a rich assortment of music education and performance features.

 Conclusion: Though the P125 is a bit pricey, it's worth every penny. The P125 offers you a quality piano at home without breaking your back.