- Is the Tyros 4 still worth buying?
- For a gigging arranger player who wants strong acoustic voices and a proven style engine, yes. It is older, so weigh it against newer Tyros and Genos models if you need current expansion support.
- How does it compare with the Tyros 5?
- The Tyros 5 added more voices, ensemble features and audio styles. The Tyros 4 remains capable but has a smaller sound set and less routing flexibility.
- Does it have quarter-inch outputs?
- Yes. Main out, aux in, aux out and sub woofer connections are quarter-inch, so it connects to a PA or powered speakers without adapters.
- Can I use it as a MIDI controller?
- Yes, it sends and receives MIDI over USB and the MIDI ports, so it can drive software instruments or a DAW.
- What is in the box?
- Typically the keyboard, a power cable and a music rest. A sustain pedal and stand are usually sold separately, so check the listing.
- Is it good for beginners?
- It is capable but complex and expensive for a first keyboard. A simpler arranger or a digital piano suits beginners better.
- Where is the Yamaha - Tyros 4 - 1/4- inch Jack cheapest?
- At Synthesizer-Parts.com, for $10.90, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Yamaha - Tyros 4 - 1/4- inch Jack?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Synthesizer-Parts.com, gear4music.com, Guitar Center, Musicians Friend, bhphotovideo.com.