Today in this article we are going to analyze a <\/strong>very popular piano keyboard of the Yamaha brand<\/strong>. The Yamaha P115 or P115b keyboard (no difference in performance, the b refers to the color black)<\/p>\n The Yamaha P115 is a portable digital piano<\/strong>. Its main objective is to emulate the touch and feel of playing a normal acoustic piano<\/strong>. Whether glue or wall and it must be said that the result is very good. Especially considering its price.<\/p>\n Next, we advance the best stores to buy it. After it, keep scrolling down and reading because we have all the information about this digital piano,<\/strong> and a video review really useful.<\/p>\n Where to Buy Yamaha P115?<\/strong><\/p>\n Note: We update the links to Yamaha P125<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Amazon<\/p>\n Thomann<\/p>\n What differentiates a piano keyboard from other keyboards is the sensitivity of the keyboard to the force with which the key is pressed<\/strong>. So the note will sound louder or weaker depending on how you press the key. Yamaha has several technologies to imitate the Hammer Action of acoustic pianos<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In this case, the system used is the GHS or Graded Hammer Standard and is one of the most prestigious standards. Many consider it superior to Roland’s and Casio’s systems. The GHS is usually on all Yamaha keyboards with a price of under 1000 \u20ac. There are other superior technologies.<\/p>\n The GHS system supports 4 keystroke levels that are Hard \/ Medium \/ Soft \/ Fixed and the keys have a texture that mimics a real piano. The Hammer Action of the keys is vital for the correct study of the piano<\/strong>. And of course, it has 88 keys like a real piano. It measures 132.6 cm wide, 16.3 cm is high and 29.5 cm deep.<\/p>\n I’m sure you’ll be interested in…<\/strong><\/p>\n In this respect, the Yamaha P115 has a lot of strength. On piano keyboards, the sound of the keys is pre-recorded from a real piano<\/strong>. And it is very important that the sound is recorded in such a way that the nuances of the sound are not lost. The sound of the Yamaha P115 has been recorded with the CF3S sampling technology, which is better than the AWM technology.<\/p>\n The results are amazing. Listening tests have been made between a piece played on a Yamaha P115 and another one recorded with an acoustic piano<\/strong> and only very advanced conservatory students were able to notice the difference and after several listeners.<\/p>\n It has a polyphony of 192 notes and 14 voices and powerful 7W x 2 speakers, so you can play in many places without the need for extra amplification, types of restaurants and similar.<\/p>\n Here is a good review of the Yamaha P115 for you to know everything about this popular digital piano<\/strong>. Below are comparisons with other keyboards and online stores to buy it at the best price.<\/p>\n\n
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Hammer Action and velocity sensitivity<\/h2>\n
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