Yamaha NP-12 Piaggero White
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Learn to play the piano with the Yamaha NP-12 Piaggero digital keyboard. The keyboard's 61 keys are touch sensitive, allowing you to put more feeling into your playing. You can connect a sustain pedal to the keyboard to extend the tones with your foot, giving you more time to find a new position for your hands. Do you want to listen critically to your piano playing? Press the record button and record your performance, so you can play it back and learn how you can improve your playing. Thanks to its simple design, the keyboard is ideal for beginners.
Note: The included AC adapter can be found in the side of the box, inside the polystyrene packaging.Number of keys | 61 | |
Velocity sensitivity | ||
Lesson module | ||
Lighted keys | ||
Sound effects | Reverb |
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Great keyboard if you want to learn the piano (I've been playing with this keyboard for 1.5 years now, and I'm going to replace it this summer with an upright acoustic). The only thing that can irritate, especially if you take lessons with a teacher with an acoustic piano, is the difference in weight of the keys. You won't notice it SUPER much the first year, but you will increasingly accidentally press keys (if you have to move your hands on the keyboard for example). Also the sound button can be annoying because you can set the sound to max, play loud, but as soon as you touch a real piano you produce no sound. You don't learn to play hard enough. Of course you should expect this when you buy a keyboard, but I rather recommend a keyboard with heavier keys. Other than that, it's just a good thing that has served me well for 1.5 years.
Jordi De Waard
22 April 2018
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I was looking for a handy format piano to practice, to learn new songs, so I was looking for one that I could place in front of my computer and then play along on eg YouTube. That's what I found with this Yamaha, 61 keys is enough for the way I play, sometimes I need bass notes that are lower, no problem with octave shift, then I have 2 octaves left from the middle c. Which is sufficient in my case. The dual layer mode is also worth mentioning, piano and strings for example and controlling your side balance of the two voices but for me the default setting is more than good enough. If you want to learn to play the piano, this Yamaha is a must. No keyboard with all kinds of sounds, styles and rhythms. That only distracts and when the novelty wears off, it is no longer used.
Marcel Smit
2 December 2017
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Good beginners mini piano Nothing more nothing less
Dennis Vaal
13 May 2019
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Product number | 765921 | |
Manufacturer code | SNP12WH | |
Brand | Yamaha | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue | |
Old product returned for free |
Depth | 25,9 cm |
Width | 124,4 cm |
Height | 10,5 cm |
Weight | 4,5 kg |
Material | Plastic |
Number of keys | 61 | |
Weighted keys | Yes, semi-weighted | |
Mallet mechanism | ||
Full-size toetsen | ||
Maximum polyphony | 64 | |
Velocity sensitivity | ||
Lighted keys | ||
Octave buttons | ||
Modulation wheel | ||
Pitch-bend wheel |
Timbre | Monotimbraal | |
Metronome | ||
Lesson module | ||
Sequencer | ||
Arpeggiator | ||
Sound effects | Reverb | |
Number of preset tones | 10 | |
Number of preset rhythms | 0 | |
Number of styles | 0 | |
Number of pieces of music | 10 |
3.5mm mini jack connector | ||
RCA connector | ||
Headphone jack | ||
Type of headphone connection | 3.5mm (TRS) | |
Number of headphone jacks | 1 | |
Bluetooth |
MIDI input | ||
MIDI throughput | ||
MIDI output |
USB port | ||
USB function | Data transfer | |
USB version | USB 2.0 | |
Number of USB ports | 1 |
Number of foot pedal connectors | 1 |
Expandable storage capacity up to | 0 GB |
Power source | ||
Required batter/battery technology (device) | Alkaline | |
Standard battery type | AA | |
Type of battery | Standard batteries | |
Power supply type | Power grid, Rechargeable battery |