Good sound, stop piano comparable; ideal for limited spaces, drawback: expensive plug, no carrying case

A good instrument. The attack is the one wing almost comparable. We have standing beside a Blüthner from 1911, and since one naturally notices the difference of genuine blades has a much stronger attack. Nevertheless, this instrument for players who have little space (fits in a 10-square meter room), which can only practice with head listening or need a second instrument that can be transported once, a very good alternative to a real piano.

The Yamaha fit for transport in an estate car, SUV or in a car, where you can tilt at least one of the rear seats, so that you can push through the instrument to the rear seats, well into it. A reasonably strong man but only the - can alone carry the instrument.

The built-in speakers are middle standard, but enough for the native living room or, for example a smaller hall (up to 150 listeners) good. But more is not in it, then you need a PA system.

The plug is cheaply made and bend quickly what eventually leads when continuously training and plugging problems. That at such an expensive instrument no padded carrying case made of synthetic leather (longer requires any) with this is, that is allowed to complain. Who thus in a band or often transported the instrument who has real problems. We wrap the Yamaha during transport therefore in a velor blanket, which served its purpose but looks grandfatherly and does not protect against rain or snow. That's why even point deduction!