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Yamaha 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano

$699.99
$1,299 46% off Reference Price
Condition: New
Color: White
style: Piano Only
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Top positive review
2 people found this helpful
No regrets, highly recommended.
By JCR-AZ on Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025
Absolutely amazing musical instrument. I upgrade from what was my first keyboard, the Yamaha E-383 which was a great keyboard to begin with however, I wanted to move up the full 88 weighted key version. After reading many reviews on the DGX-670, I decided to make the move. This thing totally blew me away on the performance and sound difference. I mean, the E-383 is no slouch when it comes to features for a beginners keyboard but the DGX-670 is on a whole other playing field. Now all I have to do is become more familiar with what seems to be hundreds upon hundreds of settings available to tweak the sound to what the person behind the keys is looking for. It's going to take some time to learn it all but, that's half of the fun in getting a piece of equipment like this that has it all. The other nice bonus with the DGX-670 is that, I can see no need to consider future upgrades unless I plan to upgrade to a full size grand piano. If I have any regrets, it would be that I should have started with the DGX-670 instead of trying out the smaller keyboard in the beginning. Also a big thanks to Amazon for offering the DGX-670WH at a price that was almost 20% lower than anywhere else. Not sure how they did it but sure glad that they did!
Top critical review
3 people found this helpful
Mind boggling what they cheaper out on
By Mihai Bulic on Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023
This is my first foray into music and my first piano. What attracted me is the features it has built in and the controls so I don’t have to mess with my phone to control it. But they cheapened out on idiotic things which would make me recommend something like the Roland FX-30 to others: - No Bluetooth midi: want to connect this to FlowKey? Great, but a separate cable and connect that each time or an $80 dongle. It’s 2023, wtf? I can’t just connect this $800 device to my phone, wtf?? The “bt” feature they have just lets you play music from your phone on its speakers. Which is pretty useless, esp considering their speakers are mediocre - No decent app: Yamaha has a list of like 10 apps buried on their site and none seem like good, modern, nice apps. Just a collection of lame half baked apps. I’m just gonna use FlowKey but I have to get a separate dongle or cable and have to pay for it separately. - Glossy keys: I didn’t think this would matter but I see how it can. Fake ivory or some other matte finish would be nice Overall you can tell Yamaha knows they have a brand name and decent hardware so they’re putting 0 effort in considering the modern customer experience and making it really good.

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