Yamaha ARIUS YDP-184 88-Key Digital Console Piano

Key Features:

• 88 Graded Hammer GH3 Keys

• Traditional Console-Style Design

• Sampled from CFX Concert Grand

• Virtual Resonance Modeling Technology

• 256-Note Polyphony

• Audio/MIDI Recording & Playback via USB

• Integrated 16-Track Song Recorder

• Supports App Control & Song Analysis

• Internal Memory with 50 Classic Songs

• Includes Bench, Music Book & AC Adapter

Yamaha YDP-184 Overview

The dark rosewood Yamaha ARIUS YDP-184 is an 88-key digital console piano offering the playability and sound of an acoustic grand piano for amateurs and professionals alike. Its traditional style makes it well suited to classrooms, rehearsal spaces, studios, and living rooms. The 88 GH3 (Graded Hammer 3) keys provide realistic feel and response while the sound engine delivers the expressive tone of Yamaha's CFX concert grand piano. VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) technology yields authentic recreations of characteristics such as damper pedal timing and soundboard, rim, and frame resonance. Listen to the YDP-184's sound output through its built-in speakers, route the aux outputs to a PA system, or connect headphones for personal monitoring that won't disturb others.

With 256-note polyphony, 24 voices, and an integrated 16-track song recorder, the ARIUS YDP-184 handles complex performances and layered compositions without compromises. Utilize the USB-to-host port to connect the YDP-184 to a computer or mobile device, then take advantage of convenient app-based recording, playback, control, and song analysis. Expand your repertoire by practicing along with the 50 classic songs included in the internal memory and supplied song book. The YDP-184 includes a piano bench and an AC adapter.

GH3 (Graded Hammer 3) keyboard with synthetic ebony and ivory key tops reproduces the touch of an acoustic piano, from the heavy feel in the lower register to a lighter touch in the upper octaves

CFX stereo sampling faithfully reproduces the sound of Yamaha's flagship CFX full concert grand piano

Original VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) calculates the various states of the strings for each of the 88 notes on the keyboard, as well as the timing and depth of the damper pedals when pressed, from one instant to the next

Enhanced VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) calculates aliquot resonance in the upper octaves and the full resonance of the soundboard, rim, and frame

Play a single sound or layer two voices together

Half-damper pedal con