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The Yamaha P-45 is an 88-key digital piano built around Yamaha's Graded Hammer Standard keybed, which is fully weighted and gets heavier toward the low end like an acoustic grand. Its AWM stereo sampling engine and built-in speakers deliver a credible grand piano tone without extra gear. It is compact and light enough to carry to gigs, yet simple enough for a beginner's living room. Against rivals in its class, it wins on key feel and piano sound but offers few voices, no Bluetooth and no line-out, so players who want arranger features or silent practice tools should look elsewhere.
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Owners and reviewers consistently praise the P-45 for its piano-like key action and sound at its level, and many call it the best-feeling budget 88-key piano. Complaints center on the limited sound set and sparse connectivity rather than the core piano.
The Yamaha P-45 is an 88-key digital piano with built-in speakers. It uses Yamaha's Graded Hammer Standard keybed, a fully weighted action that is lighter in the upper register and progressively heavier toward the low end, like an acoustic piano.
Sound comes from Yamaha's AWM stereo sampling, which uses pairs of waveforms captured by two microphones for left and right. The built-in stereo speakers are driven by dual 6W amplifiers (12W total), so no other gear is needed to play. The piano has 10 instrument sounds, including electric piano, organs, harpsichord and vibraphone. It also has 4 reverb styles, plus layer and split modes.
The interface is simple, and a dedicated Grand Piano button calls up the piano sound. The design is compact and lightweight for storage and transport. The piano connects to a computer or other devices over USB/MIDI. A sustain footswitch and a music rest are included. The optional FC3 pedal allows half-pedaling.
