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Yamaha P-125 Portable Keyboard | Everything You Need to Know

Yamaha P-125 Portable Keyboard | Everything You Need to Know

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Check out Gabriel Aldort from Yamaha as he takes us through the amazing Yamaha P-125!

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  1. Is it worth the extra money to buy the p515? I don't ever want to have to upgrade that is why I buy what I think is going to last me a lifetime. I play guitar but never played piano before.

  2. It's pronounced Yam-uh-har – not Yum-uh-har 🙂 These are selling cheap at the moment – I just purchased this piano with the Yamaha L-125 stand and the Yamaha LP-1 3-pedal unit for USD $600 + tax.

  3. Hi I wanting to know. I have a 6.3mm male to 3.5mm female adaptor to put headphones into this piano. Although when we go to use the headphones all plugged in we can still hear the Piano aloud with the headphones in? Do you know if this is normal?

  4. I use MIDI and the midi instrument plays along with the p-125 instrument that its on. So how do I make it so ONLY the midi instrument plays on the speaker of the pi ano

  5. Nice review from Gabriel–I love his style and presentation! I have been looking at keyboards for a while and trying some out. This keyboard and app combination has the features I would like to have and I ordered the Yamaha P125 today from Sam Ash. From the Cleveland, Ohio area–Cheers!

  6. I have a question please. I have the P125 purchased when it first came out. I noticed on the P115 there was an arpeggio on it. I did not find that on the P125, is it there or am I just not able to find it? I gig 3x a week on my P125 and I LOVE IT. So, am I missing something or did they not keep that when updated to the P125? Would much appreciate if anyone could answer this. Thank you for a GREAT affordable product .

  7. Had a notification of a comment on my old comment here so thought I should do an updated comment now that I have over 3 years of play time on my P125. I will preface by saying I am happy with my purchase. The piano still plays well and I've thoroughly enjoyed having it. I don't play daily but I'd say every other day so have put many hours on the P125 with zero issues. Two suggestions for anyone buying one is to first… immediately get a better pedal. Just do it and throw the one that comes with it away. Second… get a good set of wireless headphones. I am a nightowl and with the headphones, I can play as long or as loud as I want without disturbing anyone. The keys on the p125 have a nice feel to them and when I first got it… I would go to the music store and play the real pianos but as time went on, I am now very satisfied with the feel fo the p125. It might not have quite the touch sensitivity of a grand piano but it works well and has held up great. The app is a nice feature and I used it heavily for about a year. Since then, I have primarily used mine without the app. I love the primary piano sound but also enjoy playing as an organ for some styles of music. Oh and some of the classic rock stuff i play does sound nice on electronic piano. Anyone debating on what piano to buy in this price range – I recommend the yamaha P125. It sounds great, plays nice and equally important, it is built well so you know your investment will last you for many years.

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