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Yamaha PSR-EW300 76-Key Portable Keyboard with Power Supply
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Brand | Yamaha |
Number of Keys | 76 |
Skill Level | Beginner |
Special Feature | Portable |
Size | Keyboard & Power Supply |
About this item
- Includes PSR-EW300 Keyboard and PA130 Power Adapter.Amplifiers-2.5 W + 2.5 W. Storage-Internal Memory-Approx. 1.3MB
- A 76-key portable keyboard with 574 voices, 165 styles and 154 preset songs
- Yamaha Education Suite (Y.E.S.) allows you to practice using the preset songs (or MIDI files on compatible instruments) at your own pace, one hand at a time, or both together.
- Touch Tutor lesson mode tracks the velocity or strength the keys are played at in order to teach dynamics.
- USB to host connectivity with MIDI and audio transfer means you only need one Cable to connect to your music-making software..Tone Generating Technology:AWM Stereo Sampling
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Product information
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
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Item Weight | 13.7 Pounds |
Model Name | PSR EW300 |
Style | Power Supply Included |
Connector Type | 2.5,plug in,usb |
Connectivity Technology | USB |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Instrument | Piano |
Manufacturer | Yamaha PAC |
Item Weight | 13.7 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 45.35 x 14.53 x 4.65 inches |
ASIN | B075T1CWHK |
Item model number | PSREW300AD |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #38,230 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #242 in Portable & Arranger Keyboards |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 19, 2017 |
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Product Description
The PSR-EW300 has everything you need in a starter keyboard, with 76 keys for the more serious piano beginner. With USB to HOST audio and MIDI connectivity, it's easy to expand the capabilities of your instrument by interfacing with creative or educational apps on your iOS device or computer. On-board lesson functions, including the new Touch Tutor, help to supplement regular piano lessons. For fun, plug in your portable music player to the Aux Input and use the melody suppressor to soften the lead vocal so you can sing and play along with your favorite tunes. Troubleshoot-when instrument is turned on or off, a popping sound is temporarily produced, this is normal and indicates that the instrument is receiving electrical power
From the brand
Let Your Soul Sing, Make Waves
We at Yamaha want to inspire peoples' passion and help them take a step forward to express their individuality, emotion and creativity.
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The Yamaha Difference
The perfect combination of traditional craftsmanship and leading edge technology.
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For beginners | 4.7 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.9 | 4.5 | — |
Sound quality | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.7 | — |
Value for money | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.6 | — | 5.0 | — |
Easy to learn | — | 4.7 | 4.7 | — | 4.3 | — |
Sold By | — | 6ave | Amazon.com | KART IT | Amazon.com | VMUSIC |
number of keys | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | 61 | 73 |
power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Power adapter or 6 D cell Battery |
connectivity tech | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB to Host/USB MIDI, USB Audio, Sustain Pedal, Line Out L/R, Headphone |
connector type | 2.5,plug in,usb | usb | usb | usb | usb | USB to Host/USB MIDI, USB Audio, Sustain Pedal, Line Out L/R, Headphone |
instrument | Piano | Piano | Piano | Piano | Piano | Digital Piano |
style | Power Supply Included | Stand & Power Supply | Power Supply Included | 76-Key | 61-key | Modern |
weight | 13.7 pounds | 25.1 pounds | 11.9 pounds | 18.31 pounds | 15.44 pounds | 13.27 pounds |
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Customers like the size, ease of use, weight and options of the keyboard instruments. For example, they mention it's perfect for a small room, has great sound and is very lightweight. That said, they appreciate the different sounds and instruments it can produce.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the keyboard. They mention that it's a decent keyboard, with tons of sounds, ability to record, and sound. They love the feel of the keys, which move very smoothly and naturally. Some say that the touch is decent, and the quality is amazing. They also say that Yamaha is a great solid brand, and that the different voices and settings are fun to try out.
"...I cannot tell you if the keys are weighted or not; but the touch is definitely adjustable to fit personal touch preferences...." Read more
"...Pros:-The keys are touch sensitive (when you push soft, plays quiet and when you push hard it plays loud)-space saver..." Read more
"...The keys are pressure sensitive, so if you want to add tone into your playing, you can make softer notes into your melodies and then when you press..." Read more
"...76 keys are enough, at least for me... Less keys could work too... but I am glad i bought this piano with so many keys (It will last forever)...." Read more
Customers like the sound quality of the keyboard instruments. They mention that it produces a relatively high volume even with light playing strength. They love all the different sounds and instruments they can change settings to. The built-in speakers are great, and they love playing with it and discovering the different voices.
"...this instrument for soft touch response, and this option produces relatively high volume even with light playing strength, which works perfectly for..." Read more
"...All the kids love playing with it and discovering the different sounds and recordings. It has really inspired their curiosity and creativity...." Read more
"...This keyboard sounds great and if you buy a keyboard sustain pedal, you can get an even more realistic piano tone...." Read more
"...Speakers sound is good enough for my room. You can connect amplifiers if you need more sound. Enough for me...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the keyboard. They mention that it has good sound quality, is a great investment for beginners, and has a lot of sounds and features for the price.
"...-kid friendly-lots of cool features-great value for the priceCons:..." Read more
"...I like the fact that I can transpose the key. Overall, okay for the price. But not a real instrument." Read more
"...In summary - this keyboard is reasonably priced, it has tons of features and options, and it can be used for beginners, just for fun or playing..." Read more
"This is a good keyboard for the price and brand. The keys themselves are not as quality as I thought they would be. But it will fine for what I need...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the keyboard. They say it's very lightweight for transporting, has its own stand, and is easy to move around the apartment. Some customers also mention that the keyboard stores under the bed easily.
"...The weight of the instrument is perfect for me, also, for I have a weakened lower back and struggle to lift anything over 20 pounds...." Read more
"...The keyboard is also very lightweight for transporting...." Read more
"...It sounds good, and is easy to play. The keyboard isn’t heavy, has its own stand, has speakers, and adjustable effects...." Read more
"...-great value for the priceCons:-The keys don't have the same weight as real piano keys or some of the more expensive digital..." Read more
Customers find the keyboard easy to use. They mention it's easy to work with, set up, and play. Some say the piano is complex and takes time to learn. However, most say it'll be great for beginners and frequent players due to its intuitive controls and simple stand.
"...priced, it has tons of features and options, and it can be used for beginners, just for fun or playing with a band." Read more
"...Some of the features are really nice and simple to set up. Five stars if it would have had 4 tracks, and a better sequencer...." Read more
"This keyboard is great for beginners. The stand is useless; it does not fit in the grooves under the keyboard. You have to buy another stand...." Read more
"...Pros: pretty straight forward and obvious...." Read more
Customers like the keyboard's options. They say it has tons of features and options, including hidden ones. They also say it can be configured to suit their needs. Customers also mention that it has many functions they are not using.
"...You can configure a lot of options... which is very good. Especially for the future." Read more
"...It has a ton of settings, voices, etc that I will never use...." Read more
"...In summary - this keyboard is reasonably priced, it has tons of features and options, and it can be used for beginners, just for fun or playing..." Read more
"...Some of the features are really nice and simple to set up. Five stars if it would have had 4 tracks, and a better sequencer...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the size of the keyboard instruments. They mention that it is a full size keyboard that is perfect for a small room. Some customers also say that a spacious room is required.
"...The size of this instrument is perfect for a small room, for the length is only 44.5 inches. The stand is adjustable for height...." Read more
"...This keyboard is BIG and has full size keys similar to a real piano, so you are definitely getting something that does not look like a kids toy...." Read more
"...paid $210.. decent price.. I can use it professionally, the full size keyboard is great and gives freedom.. the one bad dislike is that it isn't midi..." Read more
"...Great value for money. Big enough to get the real piano feel, but totally works in a small room.Fantastic price for bundle...." Read more
Customers like the responsiveness of the keyboard instruments. They mention that the keys move very smoothly and naturally, the sound is really good, and the velocity sensitivity is about right. Some say that the keyboard allows total control of the dynamics.
"...The lighter action is good, in this case, because it is closer to my harpsichord than a weighted key digital piano would have been...." Read more
"...Great feel to the keys and good action from them.For the price it’s a good deal." Read more
"...Sound is really good, very responsive (but not weighted) keys.. Was delivered on time, no damage, all parts accounted for...." Read more
"Keys are very springy and it takes some getting used to if you have been using an acoustic piano, but it has a good sound and a lot of fun options...." Read more
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I literally fell in love with it the moment I turned it on and discovered that it plays 574 different voices. For the piano voices, I found 3 different voices for grand piano; 3 for bright piano, 4 for harpsichord, 3 for honky tonk, one for MIDI Grand, and one for CP80, and many more choices for various E Piano voices, which I have little interest in. As I studied the voice list in the manual, I found bagpipe, 4 different harpsichord voices, and 2 different harp voices--voices I also very much enjoy. (There are hundreds of other instrument voices, which I have no interest in and will not discuss here.) Anyway, I feel like I am in heaven. I did discover that the harpsichord voices play louder than the grand piano voices. Therefore, if you want the piano to play louder than the voice you select plays, just select another voice--for another voice may play louder. This instrument does have a volume control knob, which turns from quiet to loud and it has a plug for earphones.
I also fell in love with the touch response choices. About 20 years ago, I had a severe case of carpal tunnel syndrome which incapacitated me for two years. I have since fully recovered but have weakened hands. So I discovered that I can set this instrument for soft touch response, and this option produces relatively high volume even with light playing strength, which works perfectly for my weakened hands. For someone with undamaged hands, there are three other touch options: Medium, Hard, and Fixed. I do not know what weighted keys feel like; so I cannot tell you if the keys are weighted or not; but the touch is definitely adjustable to fit personal touch preferences.
The size of this instrument is perfect for a small room, for the length is only 44.5 inches. The stand is adjustable for height. It can be lowered to fit a young, small, short child or it can be lifted to fit a very tall adult. It has a circular piece of metal covered with holes. To adjust the height of the stand, you just turn this circular plate and place and tighten a very long screw in whichever hole you select (maybe a bolt--I don't know the names of very many mechanical things).
The weight of the instrument is perfect for me, also, for I have a weakened lower back and struggle to lift anything over 20 pounds. This light weight instrument allows me to easily move it from room to room if I wish. And if I decide to adjust the height of the stand, I can easily pick the piano up and move it to a safe place while I adjust the stand.
I also discovered that digital piano requires no tuning--because it has no strings--it plays recorded sounds somehow placed in it when it is manufactured. So this should save me about $200 a year in tuning sessions I will not need for this digital machine.
So if you have weak hands or wrists, cannot lift anything very heavy, have limited space to place a piano in your house, and have limited funds to spend, you will not be disappointed if you purchase this instrument.
My husband and I spent a long time researching digital pianos. My parents own a really nice digital piano that's in the $1-2,000 range and we were considering something similar at first. We decided to go with a simpler, less expensive, more bells and whistles option. Because our children are so young and energetic we didn't want to worry about them destroying it (they've already tried playing the piano with their feet and by sitting on the keyboard despite our "hands only" rule). If you are a bit more serious about piano you might not be happy with this one. For our purposes it's perfect. My husband and I are not uuge piano players.
Pros:
-The keys are touch sensitive (when you push soft, plays quiet and when you push hard it plays loud)
-space saver
-kid friendly
-lots of cool features
-great value for the price
Cons:
-The keys don't have the same weight as real piano keys or some of the more expensive digital pianos
-no foot pedals (but you can buy an accessory)
When you get something made from Japan, you are going to get quality.
Okay these are made in China, but there is a Japanese company in charge making sure you get something good.
If you are on a budget, do not get the more expensive model of this, you are only getting another octave to get 88 keys and few other voice instruments, and maybe some slightly better built in speakers.
This keyboard sounds great and if you buy a keyboard sustain pedal, you can get an even more realistic piano tone.
You can make this keyboard sound even better if you have a USB audio interface and plug it into a guitar amp.
I do like to record music directly from the USB interface which gives me flawless quality when I am working with Audacity to make songs.
This keyboard is BIG and has full size keys similar to a real piano, so you are definitely getting something that does not look like a kids toy.
The keys are pressure sensitive, so if you want to add tone into your playing, you can make softer notes into your melodies and then when you press harder you get a more dominant sound.
Hope this helps!
I cannot compare with other keyboards but this piano has everything I need to learn. It has a lot of functions that I am not using but seems to be pretty cool. I am using the USB PORT to connect it to the Tablet (Ipad) so I can use MIDI functions. I really love this MIDI functions through this USB port (cable wasn't included). 76 keys are enough, at least for me... Less keys could work too... but I am glad i bought this piano with so many keys (It will last forever).
Speakers sound is good enough for my room. You can connect amplifiers if you need more sound. Enough for me. Although sometimes I'd like to have more volume (but I understand that this is a portable piano that could work with batteries... what else I could expect?)
You can configure a lot of options... which is very good. Especially for the future.