Review on Digital piano YAMAHA P-45 black by Kiril Gentschev ᠌

The term of use is 11 months. My level is 4-5 grade of music school. If I had known about my right hand, I would have added money and bought more expensive, but in principle I do not regret my choice. In general, a good tool)) For an entry-level, you can’t imagine better. I chose, of course, between him and Cassio 130, the sound is better with Yamaha. This bribed. I recommend. Different pros: The keys are fully weighted, very pleasant to the touch, it is a pleasure to play. Almost indistinguishable from an acoustic piano. The sound is great, especially with headphones (Sennhiser headphones). The functionality is sufficient for the entry level. There is a metronome, preset melodies, 10 sound options. The pedal in the kit is simple, but quite suitable, after almost a year I can’t complain (pah-pah-pah). When you "grow up" you can buy a normal one, but acceptable for an entry level. With its cons: The right hand plays too quietly, the left (bass) muffles it, this is a big disappointment from this instrument (but, fortunately, the only one). True, when playing through headphones, this is practically not felt, but it is still unpleasant. I don’t know if there is such a drawback in more advanced models, but at this stage it annoys me, so I play with headphones 99% of the time.