Yamaha P-70
Advantages Great value, great sound, weighted keys, ease of transport.
Disadvantages Reliablilty problems, quality flaws
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| How well constructed is it? | average |
| Appearance | 5 |
| Range of tones | average |
| how stable is the tuning? | very stable |
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10/02/2011
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I own a Yamaha P70. It is a full size electric piano. I bought the proper stand to go with it which is much more safe and secure than the cheaper alternatives. It has 2 Grand Piano, 2 Organs, Vibraphone, Strings and 2 Electric Piano sounds. As a portable musician I can easily take the stand off carry it around and do gigs. The piano itself is quite light. The P 70 has two headphone/ aux out sockets and a USB connection. The more recent P85 isn't a lot different.
I have after two years began to encounter serious problems with th P 70, when the volume is high it hisses and cracks. I have kept the piano clean and looked after it so I think it's on it's way out.
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