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yamaha pedal e piano Yamaha DGX-670B 88-Key Portable Digital Piano w/ Power Adapter & Susta – Chicago Music Exchange

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yamaha pedal e piano Yamaha DGX-670B 88-Key Portable Digital Piano w/ Power Adapter & Susta – Chicago Music ExchangeCondition Note: Minor use wear and cosmetic blemishes, damage to original packaging. From solo piano to playing with a band The DGX 670 is a digital piano for enjoying everything from straight ahead piano playing to playing along with other instruments. In addition to the high quality of the piano, the advanced Automatic Accompaniment Styles provide backing in a wide range of musical genres including pop, R&B, and jazz. Display sheet music to aid

Condition Note: Minor use wear and cosmetic blemishes, damage to original packaging.

From solo piano to playing with a band
The DGX-670 is a digital piano for enjoying everything from straight-ahead piano playing to playing along with other instruments. In addition to the high quality of the piano, the advanced Automatic Accompaniment Styles provide backing in a wide range of musical genres including pop, R&B, and jazz. Display sheet music to aid practice, connect to smartphones, microphones, and other equipment, and discover the many other ways to enjoy music with this feature-packed instrument.

High piano quality
Only Yamaha can offer the elite quality of the DGX-670 piano Voices. From tonal variation that responds to the player’s touch to the sympathetic resonance of grand pianos, the impressive sound represents an authentic piano-playing experience only an acoustic piano manufacturer can deliver.

Jam with the band packed into the DGX-670
The DGX-670 offers a wide range of Voices in addition to the piano, from 630 realistic-sounding instruments including electric pianos, organs, and strings, to catchy synthesized sounds.

The advanced Automatic Accompaniment Styles make it possible to jam with any number of other “musicians,” from a combo to a big band. There are 263 accompaniment Styles including rock, R&B, and dance. Enjoy an experience that feels just like playing a live session in a band.

 

  • Bluetooth Audio
  • Compatible with Chord Tracker (Yamaha app)
  • Mic input
  • USB Audio Play & Recording
  • Score display for lesson
  • Optional stand and pedal


Width: 1,397 mm (55")
Height: 151 mm (5-15/16")
Depth: 445 mm (17-1/2”)
Weight: 21.4 kg (47 lb, 3 oz)

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