Piano Yamaha DGX 640 Digital

OR digital piano Yamaha DGX-640 is claimed by Yamaha for "portable grand piano piano as Yamaha, more than ever." This is a very big claim, especially coming from a company like Yamaha. Yamaha started operations in Japan in 1887, making reed organs (then known as Nippon Gakki Co. Ltd).
 

Since then, Yamaha has become the largest full-line manufacturer in the world of musical instruments. They are recognized worldwide for superior acoustics, design, craftsmanship, technology and customer support. Let's understand why.

First, in order to be "piano-like", a digital piano should really feel like an acoustic piano.
For this purpose, Yamaha has equipped the DGX-640 with a weighted keyboard GHS (Graded Hammer Standard). This technology allows a digital piano to simulate an acoustic piano in the lower keys have a heavier action than the key of the highest grades. Second, to claim to be the piano-like, a digital piano should actually sounds like a real piano.

Yamaha digital pianos are renowned for the quality of sound as you would expect, therefore, the Yamaha DGX-640 is much like a grand piano. Heard many people say that he did not know who swear they listened to an acoustic piano and not the DGX-640. The sound is more realistic when you put your ear phones and games. Note that the sound is dynamic in digital piano has a piano sound of three layers. This allows the interpreter a greater degree of expression and feel when playing.

So, this digital piano works well against the two most important criteria to judge any piano feel and sound. When the Yamaha DGX-640 really excels is in its impressive list of features. For starters, it has no less than 535 votes or embedded sounds, meaning instruments. So if you're tired of playing the piano, switching to guitar, flute, trumpet, saxophone or other instrument takes your fancy. The piano itself can record up to 6 songs. The backlit display shows the score when playing. This can really help people learn to read music. The best learning tool, however, is deprived of the Yamaha integrated in education that gives step by step music class.

Well, to do this, we should also consider all other digital pianos to compare. However, Say that if we are looking at a market of people who start learning the piano, or have reached an intermediate level of competence, Yamaha has certainly delivered. The feel and sound will be the real thing and you only need 3 different sound levels. Add Yamaha Education Suite and Yamaha DGX 640 digital piano is certainly an excellent choice.