Perfect for the beginner or the advanced player who wants a very portable, powerful keyboard.

88 graded hammer keys with realistic piano and instrument voices offer acoustic feel with the advanced features of a digital. 32 notes of polyphony; 10 voices, including grand piano, EP, pipe organ, and strings; dual voice mode; reverb; MIDI I/O; and sustain pedal, it's the perfect no-nonsense portable piano. Built-in speakers and 50 built-in songs. 1/8" headphone jack and low 28 lb. weight.

Yamaha P70 Contemporary Digital Piano Features:

• 88-notes graded hammer action
• 32-notes of polyphony
• 10 voices: grand piano, EP, pipe organ, and strings
• Dual voice mode
• Digital reverb
• FC5 sustain pedal and music rest included
• MIDI I/O
• Headphone/sustain jack
• Built-in speakers and amp

Order today and own a real piano you can carry under your arm!

Yamaha P70 Contemporary Digital Piano Specifications:

• Keyboard: graded-hammer effect, 88 keys
• Tone generator: AWM, stereo sampling
• Polyphony: max. 32 notes
• Voices: 10 voices
• Effects: reverb
• Performance Modes: dual
• Pedal: sustain pedal (when optional FC3 Foot Pedal is connected, the half-damper pedal effect can be used)
• Demo songs: 10 voice demo songs, 50 preset songs
• Connectors: headphones, MIDI-IN/OUT
• Amplifiers: 6W x 2
• Speakers: 12 x 6 cm x 2
• 51-1/2" W x 5" H x 13-1/2"D.
• 28-1/2 lbs.

Yamaha P70 Contemporary Digital Piano

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Quality Instrument

Posted by Chemalurgy from Travel extensively on Jan 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I was a professional pianist and teacher and this is an instrument that I would recommend to anyone. If you are looking for a cheap synthesizer that creates all of the sounds for you, then this isn't for you, but if you seriously love music and want a quality keyboard, then buy this one.

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Great Light Weighted Keyboard

Posted by Chris from Nashville, TN on Oct 9, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Americana, Country

I'm a professional nationally touring musician and originally picked this up because I wanted something lighter as well as a weighted board with speakers for radio in-studios. This is really not a bad keyboard. I modded it and put in stereo 1/4" outputs and am now using it on stage - I just can't justify lugging around an 80 pound board when I have this one. The piano samples and touch are really pretty good and I have a bunch of friends here in nashville who are picking these up.

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Great for the price

Posted by Jerbo from Pittsburgh, PA on Jun 19, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Pro Musician and Teacher

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Big Band, Rock, Country, Pop, Prog...

I’ve been gigging with a HEAVY Roland XV-88 with its HEAVY case for many years. I love the action and sounds but it's heavy; I dealt with it. Then I hurt my back. Badly. I decided to axe the XV and play an unweighted board. I missed that weighted key action! I visited my local music store and begged, "Show me your lightest, cheapest (but good-quality) weighted-key board". "Oh, that's easy. The P-70. It's right here." I put my hands on it for a second, played thru the onboard sounds, tried picking it up and... WOW THAT'S SO LIGHT! I bought it. For live gigging and practicing, it's great. I MIDI it into my Motif and use it as a controller and it works GREAT! Caution: There's no 1/4" audio out. There are two 1/8” headphone outs, though. My piano students like it, and internal speakers simplify setup. It comes with a music stand & sustain pedal. All in all, a super cool piano. Yes, the keys are loud, and it's a little Spartan... but it’s sub-$500. Well-made. The action’s heavy, but good.

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If you are a college student, like...

Posted by gugachiu from Los Angeles on Mar 19, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Pop, classical, blues, gospel

If you are a college student, like myself, and you are just looking for a solid 88 key, digital piano, and not a synthesizer, this is the board for you. I did a lot of research, and went into music stores to test each one, and this one was clearly the one that fit my price range and delivered quality. Pros: It's simple to operate, not too many buttons with useless features for those looking for piano sounds. It's one of the cheapest 88 hammer action keyed boards. Cons: I only have one thing against it, the lower octive does sound a bit "off". But honestly, it's barely noticeable.

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Don't Waste Your Money

Posted by Sneakz from Redding, CA on Mar 1, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Artist

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Contemporary Christian

Cheap plastic. Horrible sandpaper-like finish. Clunky, noisy keys. No 1/4" outs. Low quality sound, with very weak speakers. Don't throw your money away on this cheapo piano like I did. Wish I would have just saved more money and bought a Roland.

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