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Yamaha DGX-230

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Pros

  • pretty simple and straightforward
  • a pretty good keyboard for students and beginners
  • Very simple and straightforward keyboard for

Cons

  • Yamaha Keyboard Guide Xpress
  • sound of GrandPiano is not great for playing on stage
  • his bank is not that great and ultimately unstable
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Key specs

  • Portable Keyboard
  • 76
  • Touch-sensitive
  • 32
  • Headphones, USB
  • yes
  • yes
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Yamaha DGX-230 - Pros & Cons

Yamaha DGX-230

Pros

  • pretty simple and straightforward
  • a pretty good keyboard for students and beginners
  • Very simple and straightforward keyboard for
  • Excellent versatility
  • its lightness is a pleasure to carry and it is pretty solid all the same
  • The keyboard is extremely compact and lightweight
  • It provides more freedom in terms of mobility
  • the 76-key keyboard is a happy medium for a beginner
  • enough for one person to lift
  • Great and thorough info
  • the easy-to-play Performance assistant

Cons

  • Yamaha Keyboard Guide Xpress
  • sound of GrandPiano is not great for playing on stage
  • his bank is not that great and ultimately unstable
  • no matching stand and even no AC adapter
  • have nearly as many features and sounds and also has no display
  • keyboards sound and feel compared to each other in terms of piano
  • The width of the keys differs a bit from an acoustic piano
  • DGX 650 s approach to piano playing is quite nontraditional

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Yamaha DGX-230 - Full Specifications

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Keyboard
TypePortable Keyboard
Number of keys76
Touch responseTouch-sensitive
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Effects
EffectsTouch-sensitive
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Dimensions
Weight18.08 lb
Width46.38 in
Depth16.25 in
Height5.38 in
Colour of productSilver
Included accessories
Pedal
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Sound
Maximum polyphony32
Number of sounds489
Number of rhythms160
Number of preset slots30
Preset songs30
Reverb settings9
Number of pedals1
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Features
Ports
  • Headphones
  • USB
Headphone jackyes
Built In Speakersyes
Built-in metronomeyes
LCD displayyes
Pitch-benderyes
Recordyes
Splityes
Transposeyes

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