
Yamaha P-45 88-Key Digital Piano with Pedal and Music Rest
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The P-45 is Yamaha's entry-level 88-key digital piano, built for beginners who want a realistic feel without paying for a full console. Its GHS graded hammer action is heavier at the low end and lighter at the high end, and the matte black keys give a bit more grip than glossy plastic. Sound comes from AWM stereo sampling of a grand piano, played through built-in speakers, with 10 voices, layering, four reverb types and Duo mode for practicing with a partner. Against rivals like the Roland FP-10 and Casio CDP-S110 it is the simplest of the group, with fewer voices and no Bluetooth, but its touch and piano tone are the reasons buyers pick it.
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Lowest price we've seen: $329.99 on Nov 12 at Kraft Music. Tracked across 16 stores since Nov 12.
Owners and reviewers treat the P-45 as one of the best first pianos: the action and piano sound get consistent praise for the class, and buyers accept the stripped-down feature set as the trade-off. Complaints center on the small speaker output and the lack of extras like Bluetooth and a stand.
The Yamaha P-45 is a portable 88-key digital piano designed for beginning pianists. It has a simple interface and built-in speakers. A sustain pedal and a music rest are included.
The keys use Yamaha's GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) weighted action. The touch is heavier in the low end and lighter in the high end, like the hammers in an acoustic piano. The black keys have a matte finish that is less slippery. The piano's sound comes from AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) stereo sampling, which uses pairs of left and right waveforms recorded in the studio with two microphones. It plays one sample per key at varying levels of volume and timbre.
The P-45 offers 64 notes of polyphony, so complex passages with heavy sustain pedal use play without notes being cut off. It has 10 voices, 4 types of reverb, and a layer function for combining sounds. Duo mode lets two players practice together. An auto power off feature is included. The USB port connects to educational, music creation and entertainment applications on a Mac or PC.















