- How does the P-525 differ from the P-225?
- The P-525 has a heavier wooden-style graded action, more piano voices and a larger speaker system. The P-225 is lighter and cheaper but feels less like an acoustic grand.
- Is the P-525 good for beginners?
- Yes, its weighted keys build proper technique from the start. Beginners who do not need the extra voices could save weight and money with a lower model.
- Does it have Bluetooth?
- Yes, it supports Bluetooth audio and MIDI, so you can play along with music from a phone or use piano apps wirelessly.
- Can I use headphones with it?
- Yes, there are headphone outputs for silent practice. Two outputs let a teacher and student listen at the same time.
- What comes in the box?
- The piano, a music rest, a sustain pedal and a power supply. A stand and bench are sold separately.
- How does it compare with the Roland FP-90X?
- Both are premium slab pianos. The Yamaha leans toward a classic grand-piano feel and sound, while the Roland offers more modeling options and a different action feel.
- Where is the Yamaha P-525 88-Key Digital Piano White cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $1,799.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Yamaha P-525 88-Key Digital Piano White?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Adorama, Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.