Product Detail
The Yamaha Piaggero NP32BAD 76-Key Portable Digital Piano in sleek black is a masterpiece that combines elegance with simplicity. This light and compact instrument offers an exquisite tone, making it perfect for piano lovers on the go. The Piaggero NP Series is designed to help you focus on playing, bringing you the inspiration and enjoyment of playing a piano. It features the pure tone of one of Yamaha's finest grand pianos. The compact and elegant look of the Piaggero NP Series will surely attract your attention. Despite its small size, it boasts high-quality voices, from the beautiful, rich tones of a Yamaha concert grand piano to a sweet electric piano and other fun-to-play sounds. It's so light that you can carry it with one hand and it runs on batteries, allowing you to take it anywhere and play more. Technical specs include a black color, 76 keys, a piano-style keyboard with Graded Soft Touch, touch response, English language support, AWM Stereo Sampling tone generating technology, 64 max polyphony, 10 voices, various effects like 4 types of reverb and dual/layers, 10 voice demo songs + 10 piano preset songs, 1 song, 1 track, an approximate data capacity of 7000 notes, overall controls like a metronome with a tempo range of 32 to 280, transpose from -6 to 0 and 0 to +6, tuning from 414.8Hz - 440.0Hz - 466.8Hz, DC IN 12V, one headphone port, support for a sustain pedal (half pedal available with optional FC3A), USB TO HOST, 6W + 6W amplifiers, (12cm x 6cm) x 2 speakers, power supply options of an AC Adaptor (PA-150) or 6 x AA size batteries (alkaline, manganese or Ni-MH rechargeable batteries), 18W power consumption, 7 hours of battery life with alkaline batteries, auto power off, dimensions of 4 1/8 x 10 3/16 x 49 inches, and a weight of 12 lbs, 9oz.
Using this Yamaha digital piano is a breeze. First, you can choose to power it up with the PA-150 AC adapter or use 6 AA batteries if you want to play on the go. Once it's powered, turn it on and start exploring the different voices. You can use the metronome to keep a steady beat while you practice. To connect headphones, simply plug them into the headphone port. If you want to use a sustain pedal, you can connect it, and the half - pedal function is available with the optional FC3A. When it comes to maintenance, keep it in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth. If you're using batteries, remove them when the piano won't be used for a long time to prevent battery leakage. Also, make sure to check the power consumption and battery life to plan your practice sessions. And don't forget, the auto - power off feature helps save energy, so you don't have to worry about leaving it on accidentally.
