All user reviews for the Yamaha PSR-530

best quality so light even keys, the sounds are better than the PSR330 UPDATE PART THE PIANO AND ORGAN ..... not terrible
Note 6

UTILIZATION

even caratteristique that the PSR 330
problem as the PSR330 need 6 batteries not only to play but places without running to save its banks and I feel that demos + 4 tracks available to register draw on batteries, so no batteries no backup ... not terrible ... same problem PSR330
Note 3

OVERALL OPINION

I use it because it lent me for 2 months
sounds sounds improved compared to the PSR but its not terrible organ and piano ......
Note 6

61 keys, synth hit.
Digital AWM2 synthesis type (bank's)
3 units of 24-bit DSP Yamaha (6 reverb, flanger 2, 2 ,...) delay
690 tones including 562 in GM (General Midi)
Stereo output, headphone
DIN MIDI input and MIDI output and DIN PS / 2 for the thru
Sustain input
32 polyphony
Dual, Split, Split + Dual

SEQUENCER
capacity 5000notes
103 patterns
4 "songs"
quantize and groove

OTHER
Cartridge memory (ROM) for "songs" and patches

UTILIZATION

First use not very intuitive for the sequencer.
The manual does not help too
editing sounds absent
editing effects: choice of percentage and the effect on the instrument

OVERALL OPINION

since 1995
I made all my music solo teen with period. I was able to film music, jazzy sounds, even tutorials for compos ..
It is nothing extraordinary, but there are still sounds as banal as that of a piano that would fade some VST ..
It was a gift. And if it again, I'll do well réoffrir.
It still works nickel (can be a little lean on the cone of power supply what)