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Jean-Luc Soulié
Published on 06/17/10 at 08:47
I am content for now to a brief description, not next to my piano.
Yamaha pf p-100 is a digital piano with weighted keys to 88 keys.
It has 10 piano sounds with a stereo and a piano rock, 2 pianos and 2 electric bass sounds, its a clavinova tone, 1 string, 1 and 1 organ sound (vibraphone?) Sorry but I'm not sure what last.
It has 2 outputs amplified and unamplified 2, and 3 MIDI (in, out and through).
There are 2 20 watt speakers seems to me there with the ability to cut without lowering the sound volume if you want to play by listening to the sound through the audio outputs.
We can connect 3 pedals, 1 sustain.
What I think is that in 15 years and despite daily use of one to several hours and many, many transportation (car, train, plane) has not budged.
UTILIZATION
The keyboard is nice and I should totally use, even though at the time the mechanical hammer did not exist.
The manual is completely sufficient to the extent p or mp-100 is not very complex.
SOUNDS
The stereo piano sound is impeccable.
I never use the others, with a synth elsewhere.
OVERALL OPINION
Apparently it did not move and the keyboard itself and the speakers are intact.
The piano sound is always appreciated by musicians who listen or try it.
I bought from a Motif XS-8 but I work only on the piano parts pf the p-100.
I do not part with it and continues to be in such good condition, my son will inherit.
You can ask me any questions you want, I will answer as soon as possible without any problem and more precisely here, using the manual if necessary.
My email: dalonjeanluc@gmail.com
To listen to the piano sound Yamaha PF P-100 (and the reason XS8) despite the poor quality of the recording:
https://www.youtube.com/user/pahar07
Yamaha pf p-100 is a digital piano with weighted keys to 88 keys.
It has 10 piano sounds with a stereo and a piano rock, 2 pianos and 2 electric bass sounds, its a clavinova tone, 1 string, 1 and 1 organ sound (vibraphone?) Sorry but I'm not sure what last.
It has 2 outputs amplified and unamplified 2, and 3 MIDI (in, out and through).
There are 2 20 watt speakers seems to me there with the ability to cut without lowering the sound volume if you want to play by listening to the sound through the audio outputs.
We can connect 3 pedals, 1 sustain.
What I think is that in 15 years and despite daily use of one to several hours and many, many transportation (car, train, plane) has not budged.
UTILIZATION
The keyboard is nice and I should totally use, even though at the time the mechanical hammer did not exist.
The manual is completely sufficient to the extent p or mp-100 is not very complex.
SOUNDS
The stereo piano sound is impeccable.
I never use the others, with a synth elsewhere.
OVERALL OPINION
Apparently it did not move and the keyboard itself and the speakers are intact.
The piano sound is always appreciated by musicians who listen or try it.
I bought from a Motif XS-8 but I work only on the piano parts pf the p-100.
I do not part with it and continues to be in such good condition, my son will inherit.
You can ask me any questions you want, I will answer as soon as possible without any problem and more precisely here, using the manual if necessary.
My email: dalonjeanluc@gmail.com
To listen to the piano sound Yamaha PF P-100 (and the reason XS8) despite the poor quality of the recording:
https://www.youtube.com/user/pahar07