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The Yamaha Arius YDP-146 is an 88-key upright digital piano built for home practice. Its Graded Hammer Standard action gives heavier touch in the low keys and lighter touch up top, and the main voice is sampled from Yamaha's CFX concert grand with damper and string resonance. Bluetooth Audio and MIDI let you stream music and pair with learning apps, and dual headphone jacks allow silent practice or lessons. Against pricier consoles like the Clavinova line it gives up finer actions and more voices, but it covers the basics well for beginners and returning players.
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Owners generally describe the YDP-146 as a solid first or second piano with a convincing grand sound and a keybed that helps build technique. Most criticism centers on the action feeling lighter than a real acoustic and the limited voice selection.
The Yamaha Arius YDP-146 is an upright digital piano with 88 weighted keys. It uses Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) action with Touch Response to replicate the feel of an acoustic piano. It has a wood grain finish, a sliding key cover and a built-in music rest.
Its main voice is the Yamaha CFX Concert Grand Piano, with damper and string resonance and VRM Lite technology. Nine other voices are built in, including electric piano, organ, vibraphone and strings. It offers 192-note polyphony and needs no tuning. A built-in 8W x 2 stereo amplifier and dual 12 cm speakers produce the sound.
The 3-pedal unit has Damper, Sostenuto and Soft pedals. Two headphone jacks allow silent practice, lessons with a teacher or duets. Bluetooth Audio/MIDI streams music and connects to learning apps. The Smart Pianist app controls settings from a smart device and includes built-in lessons and a Guide function. The piano includes a bench.
