Yamaha YPT-260 Portable Electronic Keyboard for Beginners and First Timers, 61 Key Versatile Learning Keyboard, in Black

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B. If the standard guarantee is currently 5 years, by adding this Extended Guarantee the total period of cover would be 8 Years. The YPT-260 Portable Keyboard includes a 'dual-hands' mode which splits the keyboard in the middle so that each side uses the same range. This is a very useful feature for when a student and teacher need to sit next to each other for lesson environments. Other excellent features include the ability to connect an audio player such as a smartphone or iPod device to listen to or play along with music using the internal speakers. voice polyphony (In other words, this is the number of notes that can sound at once. This includes songs that sound at once. So if you play over an accompaniment sound, more notes will accumulate.) If you want to know more about this model do not miss our Startone MK 200 review Where to buy Yamaha YPT 260 Thomann

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Sound

With this YPT-260 keyboard, Yamaha included the AWM Stereo Sampling sound engine. AWM stands for Advanced Wave Memory. It is a unique sampling system you can use in the soundbank. Included in the four hundred sound libraries are sixteen drum and sound effect kits. Onboard Songs Four hands mode (Four hands mode allows you to divide the keyboard into two pianos to play four hands or the teacher and student on the same keyboard.)

Here are some of the outstanding features that we love on the Yamaha YPT-260. Overall performance and design The dimensions for the YPT-260 are 42.1×16.9×6.6, and it weighs 12.12. This lightweight keyboard is easy to transport from one location to the next and does not take much space. Ways of Using In the first place, Yamaha PSR A350 has 61 touch-sensitive keys while the Yamaha YPT 260 simply has 61 standard keys.My friend had recommended Yamaha, the P45 but for space (88 keys) and weight this one is excellent. Eventually we will get another Yamaha, upright though, as they seem to be of really good build and quality. A. If the standard guarantee with the product is 2 years, by adding this Extended Guarantee the total period of cover would be 5 Years. There are a few teaching modes which I managed to test out – listen mode, timing mode, and waiting mode. They do really work, and I can see a beginner getting a long very well with them. You can go at your own pace, and the keyboard shows you the notes to play on its screen. You also get a score or rating on how well you did, so it’s nice to see your progression. Another unique feature of the YPT 260 is that it has a Four Hands mode, which allows the keyboard to be used by two persons at the same time in the same tone. This keyboard has 32 notes of polyphony. This number determines how many notes can be played simultaneously. For the YPT-260’s price, a 32-note polyphony is about average. However, since the keyboard doesn’t have advanced layering functions, you probably won’t ever exceed 32. Educational Content