- 61 fullsize keys (5 octaves)
- 375 voices
- 100 accompaniment backing styles
- 102 preset songs and teaching function
- MIDI in/out
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The new YPT220 features 375 natural sounding voices, including Stereo Grand Piano, 361 Xglite voices, 12 drum kits and a sound effect kit. The YPT220 also has 100 accompaniment styles and 102 built-in songs. Use the Portable Grand button to instantly call up an authentic stereo grand piano sound. The instrument also has a rich Reverb effect that adds conert-hall ambience to any performance. The Yamaha Education Suite feature makes learning and practising music more fun then ever before
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138 of 141 people found the following review helpful
By Bry Son
Amazon Verified Purchase
First time at an attempt to learn to play piano. Although have a bit of experience at playing a guitar, I thought I would try something new.
Not purchasing a keyboard before, I wasn't sure what to buy or how much to spend. Didn't want to go overboard in case I decided keyboards was not for me, but I wanted something at least half decent.
Nice surprise when my Yamaha 220 arrived. I couldn't belive how many features it had, ( think it may take some time to try them all out), also what a good sound it is. I am sure I could have spent twice as much and not been half as happy with some other model. I can truly say, even though its early days and, I am only just learning the basic cords, I think I am going to enjoy learning to play my first tune.
In my opinion, I think I chose a good 'un.
Not purchasing a keyboard before, I wasn't sure what to buy or how much to spend. Didn't want to go overboard in case I decided keyboards was not for me, but I wanted something at least half decent.
Nice surprise when my Yamaha 220 arrived. I couldn't belive how many features it had, ( think it may take some time to try them all out), also what a good sound it is. I am sure I could have spent twice as much and not been half as happy with some other model. I can truly say, even though its early days and, I am only just learning the basic cords, I think I am going to enjoy learning to play my first tune.
In my opinion, I think I chose a good 'un.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By DannyC
Amazon Verified Purchase
The only thing I miss is touch-response keys, but for under £80 this is an absolute bargain.
Waiting for Midi-USB cable to link to iMac and GarageBand.
Waiting for Midi-USB cable to link to iMac and GarageBand.
57 of 60 people found the following review helpful
If you're looking for a beginners keyboard I would seriously recommend your local music store for proper advice. This keyboard is not touch-responsive (you can get a touch responsive keyboard from your local music shop for a little over £100). The sounds are actually not bad for this price range but even beginners will soon find that the lack of touch responsive (velocity sensitive) keys is a major set back. It is important to note that touch-responsive keys is very differnt from weighted keys - weighted keys will cost you a lot more and provide a heavy feel much more like a proper piano where as touch responsive keys allow for greater expression and are a must for anyone wanting to play anything more than "chopsticks".
Over all the build quality isn't bad for the price but you will find better in the £100 price range. It's definitely worth spending a bit more especially if this is a gift for a loved one who wants to learn to play because they will appreciate it in the long run - the lack of touch responsive keys will soon become a major problem to anyone learning to play.
My advice would be to make a trip to a proper music shop for some proper advice (you can always see if Amazon do it cheaper, shh!) or ask any keyboard teacher worth their salt what to recommend. This is more of a kids toy than a serious keyboard for someone wanting to learn, don't be fooled.
Over all the build quality isn't bad for the price but you will find better in the £100 price range. It's definitely worth spending a bit more especially if this is a gift for a loved one who wants to learn to play because they will appreciate it in the long run - the lack of touch responsive keys will soon become a major problem to anyone learning to play.
My advice would be to make a trip to a proper music shop for some proper advice (you can always see if Amazon do it cheaper, shh!) or ask any keyboard teacher worth their salt what to recommend. This is more of a kids toy than a serious keyboard for someone wanting to learn, don't be fooled.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent value for the money
Excellent for the money and idea for beginers too
Easy to use and a well laid out keyboard
A good grand piano too
Easy to use and a well laid out keyboard
A good grand piano too
Published 12 hours ago by carl buckell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great beginners keyboard
Having lots of fun with this keyboard - have been wanting to learn for years. You can listen and learn from the pre-installed songs or put in waiting mode where it waits for you to... Read more
Published 4 days ago by M. Keane
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great value for money!
My step son's first keyboard, he's just started piano lessons, and he loves it. Great that he can plug in headphones and play while sitting in the lounge with us sometimes. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Ness
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good keyboard for beginners
I am a beginner to keyboard and enjoying this keyboard.
There are many songs available which can be used for learning. Read more
There are many songs available which can be used for learning. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Harsha
3.0 out of 5 stars
Questions
Hey, im really interested in this product.Can anyone tell me if it could be connected to headphone/earphone? As i dont want to wake my housemates up from their nap.Thx
Published 8 days ago by C. Dee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Yamaha Keyboard
This is a great investment for me and l really enjoy playing tunes l remember and learning the chords,l do not have a great deal of room and l can play it anywhere in my lounge.
Published 17 days ago by Yve
5.0 out of 5 stars
For the upcoming pianist
Great for our 3 year old upcoming pianist. He is using it regularly an it even has a nice holder for his music books. Great product!
Published 18 days ago by MFB-London
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product let down by "City-Link"
This is the third Yamaha keyboard I have purchased - so I guess I must be happy with them. This is the most basic I have purchased, but it is indeed great value for money. Read more
Published 27 days ago by Mr. D. Broadfield
2.0 out of 5 stars
Admirable product description and little else
I made the error of assuming that this keyboard would match its predecessors. I had the psr 295 (now discontinued) which was bigger and better in every respect. Read more
Published 3 months ago by rookiemars
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
I bought this Yamaha YPT200 portable keyboard for my daughter as she is interested in learning how to play. It does seem good value for the money, and she loves it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Amazon
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