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Yamaha 88-Key Digital Piano With Bench And Stand $1,399.00 88 piano-size weighted keys64-note polyphonyStereo sampled instrument voices6 realistic voices include piano electric piano and organ50 preset songsSliding key coverIncludes stand adapter and bench... |
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Replacement keys for Yamaha 88 key weighted keyboards - Motif 8/es, MO8, & more $12.00 |
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Yamaha M-08 M08 88 KEY WEIGHTED KEYBOARD GOOD CONDITION $1,279.99 |
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Yamaha YPG-535 88-Weighted Key Portable Grand Portable Keyboard $499.99 |
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Yamaha DGX 505 Portable Grand Piano Keyboard 88 Lightly Weighted Keys $420.00 |
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Yamaha motif 8 88 key keyboard workstation weighted keys $1,299.00 |
On a piano, is it really necessary to have all the three pedals for a beginner?
I recently started learning piano and want to buy a good keyboard with all the features(weighted keys, touch sensitive keys).. I really liked the yamaha YPG625 model, but it comes with only one foot pedal.
Is it really necessary to have all the three pedals? I am a complete beginner and do not even know what a pedal is used for.
Not necessarily.
The left pedal is a damper (I think it makes the sound alittle smaller)
The middle pedal makes the sound go even softer.
The right pedal(the one pedal) is basically all you need.
I've been playing for 6 years now, and I have never used anything other than the right pedal.
Yamaha "S70 XS" Demo, Part 2 of 3 - Sweetwater
