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The Yamaha P45 is an 88-key digital piano with Yamaha's GHS graded hammer action: heavier in the low register, lighter up top, with matte black keys for grip. It carries a small set of voices (grand piano variations, electric piano, organ, strings, harpsichord), a 32–280 bpm metronome, transpose, and built-in 6W x 2 amplification through two 4.5-inch speakers. It suits beginners and home players who want a realistic key feel and a compact footprint, and it holds up against rivals like the Roland FP-10 and Casio CDP-S110 on touch and piano tone while offering fewer sounds and no Bluetooth. Owners consistently rate the action and sound highly for the class.
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Reviewers and owners praise the P45's key feel and piano sound as the best in its class, and many call it the default first piano. Complaints center on the limited sound set and sparse connectivity rather than the keyboard itself.
The Yamaha P45 is an 88-key digital piano with weighted keys. It uses Yamaha's GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) action, which feels 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 during long play sessions.
Built-in speakers and amplifiers let it work as a self-contained instrument. Its voices include variations of grand piano, organ, strings, harpsichord and E. Piano. A built-in metronome runs from 32 to 280 bpm, and transpose covers -6 to +6. A USB port allows uploading and recording.
A music holder, a sustain pedal and a DC 12V power supply are included.
