Yamaha PSR-E373 Digital Keyboard - A Versatile, Entry-Level Keyboard with 61 Touch-Sensitive Keys, 622 Instrument Voices, in a Black Finish

Reviews

SparkingJin

There are several glowing YouTube video reviews in praise this keyboard. You CAN buy other cheaper makes of keyboard, but they will be nowhere near the quality of this Yamaha keyboard. A keyboard stand and piano stool are also essential for good posture and technique when sitting. As a musician, I was looking for a truly portable keyboard to take busking and whenever I'm away from home, so that I don't miss my keyboard practice and online lessons with my tutor This perfectly fits the bill.

Cliente Amazon

The media could not be loaded. (Be aware that if buying this as a gift, then it will arrive in its original packaging with graphics display of its contents). Fast delivery!

MS

However, if you are learning pianonwith good piano technique, I suggest that a Digital Piano with weighted keys is preferable. I have no hesitation in recommending the Yamaha PSR-E373 Keyboard as a 'Best Buy'.

Sergio Celis

The Yamaha PSR-E373 also serves as an 'arranger' keyboard and can be used as a midi-controller for creating orchestrations and accompaniments in conjunction with music notation software such as Sibelius and Musescore. Any musician will say that the motivation to practice and play any instrument correlates with the quality of the instrument. Now all I need is for her to put her iPad down and learn to play, lol.

Angelo_Degu

For this reason I have a Casio PX-S1000 which is described as 'portable' but it's 88 weighted keys mean that it's longer and twice as heavy as my Yamaha. The sound quality, key sensitivity, and sound sampling are comparable to high-end keyboards. I cannot fault this keyboard for begginer and intermediate. I bought both on Amazon at budget prices and I am very pleased with the quality.

leforestier

I was surprised by how light it was to pick up, which for an 8 year old is another added bonus. (The Casio does the same but sound bank does not have a graphics display and therefore access is not as intuitive). Double braced doesn't necessarily mean much heavier than a single braced stand.