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The latest PSR-E473 features a newly developed tone generator that delivers stunning improvements in sound quality as well as high quality effects such as delays. An all-round 61-key keyboard that is ideal as a starter instrument but also represents a robust alternative for experienced players. We have amazing digital and acoustic piano options at Alamo Music Center and our other store locations. Come by to test out in person and we’ll help find the best instrument for you or a loved one!
Yamaha PSR-E473 61-Key High-Level Portable Keyboard w/ Power Adapter
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I love mine, It has such a beautiful sound compared to other makes and even older versions. I had Yamaha for years and when I saw this one I fell in love with it. I also bought a keyboard for £44 in a sale just to fiddle about. The sound isn`t nearly as good as PSR-E473 obviously.But I take the PSR-E473 a lot more seriously.
Hello guys! I am looking for a Yamaha keyboard that I can play piano on left hand and split to having strings on the right hand side. Also would love choir voicing on too. Thanks for the Demo on the E-473. Nice playing also!
Oh Also I forgot ask, Did you say it has a Rhodes sound also on the E-473/ thanks.
This keyboard does reasonably well for the price but has many weaknesses. The accompaniments (styles) are frankly poor and in many cases are reminiscent of those little pianos given to children. The sound without the mega boost is unassertive and dull. For the more advanced user, there is an annoying thing which is the fact that every time you choose a style you have to adjust the split point of the keyboard if you don't want to be limited to little more than an octave. As I play with 3 and 4 key chords this is a horrible limitation. The keys are hard and not very progressive and they are not very pleasant to the touch either. The voices or instruments are also disappointing in many cases, especially the pianos and violas. Finally, the accompaniment rhythm variations limited to 2 are insufficient and poor. If you compare this keyboard to my Technics KN5000 which unfortunately broke down after 25 years of faithful service, then the disappointment is huge all in all.
Here's an important question : Was this demo demonstrating the on-board speakers or were you running the signal out to external speakers ? Sounds too good to be on-board and I noticed the wires in the back of unit
I love the way you play the keyboard meaning your not trying to do what I know you can do but you just play with it like I would play with it. It shows the potential this machine can do even for a beginner. It shows how you can be creative. All so you guys explain your products in laymen's terms. You sold me. This is the best deal I've come across for the price. I had a Yamaha 540 and it was great for 700$ in the 80s. This machine's quality is as good as my Yamaha but much lower in price. I'm ordering mine payday! Thanks guys
I wish it has a bigger screen.
16:12 I wish you had made a close-up of that.
Does it have Indian sound, especially harmonium?
Need a comparison video for Casio CTX 870 vs. Yamaha PSR E373?
Can I control a drum machine with this?
great video. can the 4 pads be used for "finger drumming" in a DAW, when connected to a PC as midi controller?
It is true that the usb cable allows to record audio signal as well and not only the midi signaL?
Thanks
Luca
Between PSR yamaha and Yamaha E473, which one is better
Does this one have a transpose button
Hi, I bought the PSR473. I love the Hawaii music. The keyboard also has a very good style (214), but unfortunately no voice for a Hawaii guitar. This is a pity. Do you know a way to generate a Hawaiisound?
For the price – I think everyone should own one. If you know nothing about music – you'll "get into it" Great learning tool. if you play a piano, great for practice and general fun. If you have a home studio -and other keyboards, you'll still want one. I play guitar , now I want to learn piano too .
is it the screen display problem of psre473 already solve..?
Ok I've had a PSR S910 and that has been an awesome keyboard in terms of sound , articulation, expression, inputs outputs mic, vocoder, and so much more. Unfortunately, the keys on the rythm section no longer make good contact and one key tends to scream a bit when you press it too hard or too fast. I am looking to upgrade. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I've owned old PSRs before like the 300 decades ago. I sadly must say that watching the functions on this supposedly modern PSR keyboard, it still has the same old accompaniments and the same old drum sounds. This comes from Japan. In Asia they seem to be stuck in a time warp of the 1970s cheesy wedding karaoke music. Today especially younger people want a modern piano at a good price point. But, Yamaha just releases the old stuff and gives it a new name as if we won't realize they are doing that. I would only buy this piano for the following reason. It's onboard deep FM sound processor is worth the price. Just record your music outside of this piano. Then, with an audio interface play the recorded music from like a DAW into this piano to make a new recording by using a quarter inch jack to quarter inch jack cable. Now load the new 2nd recording to the flash drive provided with this PSR and transfer the file from the flash into your computer. That way you take advantage of this PSR's ability to make your music sound thicker and more professional. But careful jacking up the PSR reverb because it will muddy your recordings bass sound. Or just do what the YouTube channel ExclusiveLM does. He records incredible instrumentals that sound professional just using plug-ins in his computer. In that case any piano with midi would sound great if you know how to mix music editing and not have a piano do that for you.
Hey is the issue of the screen sorted out already
Just once I wish somebody on YouTube would make a video that would help me with what I want to know about Yamaha psre 473 keyboard I need somebody to run through each and every one of their drum beats their own for a few measures. So I can see if they have a change from the last Yamaha keyboards that I bought. I do not want to buy another Yamaha Keyboard with the same drum beats I want something new to work with I wish someone please do that for me I would appreciate it
You guys missed One Man Band!
Thank you for such a clear and interesting presentation of this keyboard. The choice is whether to get this one or the 76 key version, the 425
Awesome keyboard 😃!!!!!
I’m stuck between this and Casio Wak 6600
Can you hit some keys, like when you play something, but with the Yamaha switched off? With a microphone on you or on (or over) keyboard.
I want to hear if the keys make the known from the past annoying mechanical clunk clunk noise like PSR-E363.
You can find the video about it in Youtube searching the title: YAMAHA PSR-E 363 Digital Keyboard keys mechanical noise. There you will hear what I mean.
Adding a microphone is pretty awesome for laying down a quick track. Since the voice an instrument are usually a mode for creativity. I'm hoping of going for the mx61.
Can t google AI invent a setting which opens a music only position – all the skipping is so time costing
awesome video ! And awesome playing!
I personally plan on learning on simply piano an then eventually creating some music that I can sing too.
IT would sound beautiful coming through my 20 inch speakers !!! Unfortunately not everyone can afford anything on a severely fixed low income ✌️
Can I record and mixed tracks on this keyboard because I compose songs and beats.
Why get the 473 vs the 373?
Hi Can you just manually enter voices on the fly like just punch in desired voice number instead of using fly wheel or number patches? Thanks
Hey this Joshua from Uganda . I would like to know how to use memory bank of PSR 473 cause this challenging ,it not like 463 how do I set it please help me.
They removed number button, it is hard to find voices or styles just using potentiometer.
Does it have a Sequencer?
I've seen this Keyboard at Guitar Center. The way it sounds. It reminds me of the Classic Yamaha DX7