Yamaha YDP-145 vs YDP-165 | Which Digital Piano Is Best For You?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The Yamaha Arius YDP-145 digital piano provides authentic acoustic piano touch and tone suitable for any aspiring pianist. The Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard action helps build proper finger technique and strength for an easy transition to playing on acoustic pianos. The improved CFX sound engine deliver expressive, high resolution recordings of the Yamaha CFX 9-foot concert grand piano. VRM Lite digitally recreates acoustic piano depth of tone when pedaling with newly improved reverbs.
The Arius YDP-165 is a great choice for all piano players, including the hobbyist, student, or parent of a student. Its 88-note weighted action (GH3) features synthetic ebony and ivory key tops for authentic acoustic piano feel. Combine this keyboard action with the sound of the flagship Yamaha CFX concert grand with improved sound engine, and you get an expressive and immersive piano experience. Connecting an iOS device running the Smart Pianist app lets players select Voices, record performances, and configure settings with even greater ease. The Smart Pianist app can analyze songs stored in your music library and produce a chord chart, which allows you to learn and play along with your favorite songs.
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The YDP 165 sounds better, richer, closer to an acoustic piano, in my opinion. The 145 still sounds a bit "metallic" here and there. Doesn't sound bad. It just doesn't sound as good. Thank you so much for the comparison.
I’m 50 and started to learn the piano at the end of August last year. Loving it!!! Today I tried the a Korg LP380, a Korg G1/C1, then an Arius YDP165 followed by the CLP725PE…For me, the CLP725E was the strongest contender - it is also the first Yamaha that I’ve tried and been really impressed by!! I’m going to go back next week and try it again 😊.
I'd prefer to hear each piano one voice at a time, then play the second with same. Easier to hear the difference which after-all is the reason for the video. Both beautiful pianos, thanks for the demo Ted!
Thanks for doing this!! It is super helpful as I’m deciding what to get for my kids!!
Hi guys enjoyed ur review. Played the ydp-145 today.. for intermediate & above no brainer great action & sound.
I initially heard you play that first piece on the SK-5 and it really caught my ear, I immediately fell in love with the song (and the SK-5). I have been trying to learn it by ear and it is a very fun piece. Is that an original of yours, Ted?
I'm a huge fan of both of you, I watch your videos all the time. I'm in Ohio but someday I hope to come visit the store in San Antonio.
I was caught by this as well, I must agree with you on that.
which one is that in this video? any timestamp?
7:25 16:36
Thanks a lot, the video was really helpful
Thank you! Definitely great recourse for dads😃👍
The best piano, the best player, the best sound. The best music.
... the best video.
I’m curious how the YDP-165 compares to the P-515.
I guess the P-515 is more suitable for someone playing gigs due to it’s portability, but for a home digital, I’d be interested in a comparison video because they are roughly at the same price point.
i want to know too. but also the clavinova 725 is almost the same price in my Country: arius 165(1300€), clp 725(1350€), yamaha p515(1450€ without stand).
@@alpay389 Which is better ydp165 vs clp725
The p515 has the sounds and features of the CLP645. It has upgraded keys, action, Bosendorfer sample, more piano tones and really, is a different class of instrument. The reason why they cost the same is the YDP165 has the wooden case. But, beyond the speakers, the P515 is a way better piano, especially if you are listening in headphones.
7:25 vs 16:35
the new arius line has "highres sound from cfx concert grand". Is the cfx sound better than clp 725? and does arius have the same possibilities to costomize the sound like other yamaha pianos with vrm?(p515, clp 725 etc).
I just ordered the Yamaha YDP -165 More money than I wanted to spend but hopping it is worth it. Hear in Canada it is 2,099.9 plus 15 % tax 2,414.99 I started looking at lower cost Digital Pianos, but every time I looked at a video on them see something just a little more, and up and up, and I ended up spending, quite a bit over what I budgeted for. Don't thinking I will be earing out for quite a while.
Just ordered one for my daughter. Are happy with yours?
I am very happy with it, a friend who teaches, said it is a very good piano.@@georgeshammam
Thanks. I own the YDP-164 and the difference between GH3 and GHS worth the price.
Do you think the GH3 , NWX or Grand S touch worth the money and better compare to GHS from P 125 or Dgx 670?
i just love the Dgx 670,but I feel so curious if I am serious with piano or not !
Do you think P515 ,CLP 735 or other GH3 digital piano are better than P125/Dgx 670?
@@taylorshareen2690 My only experience is with the GH3 and yes, I would say it worth the price. Just remember that was the Clavinova action, which was a huge step up above the beginner series. I hope you can try both actions side by side and compare them.
Would you buy a new YDP-145 or used YDP-164? They are in the same price and I would like to know the difference between those. Thanks in advance.
The 164 if price and condition is OK. Check out the keys, in particular playing left hand chords below C4 and right hand melody above C5. My unit sometimes delivers some wistle background sound (only CFX sample).
Despite that comment, after three years it looks like brand new. @@ozcanuzun1366
For a total beginner, any meaningful difference between the YDP-144 and the -145?
For what I know the 145 is just the newer model of the same series. So, for a complete beginner it does make a difference. I’m thinking about buying one, so the difference is price, not sound. I would buy the 144 only if significantly cheaper than the 145.
@@Petrvsco I just got the 165 at Amazon for 15% off coupon. Very excited to be getting it for the 145’s price.
@@MikeLikesChannel congo... and all the best for your journey . price of 165 you purchased??
8:18 Does anyone know what the piece of music on the 145 is?
Bravissimo ❤
Can it be used for the grade exam like 8th and above
How does the Arius compare to say the p-225?
Do you recommend Roland rp107 or Yamaha Arius ydp-145
Does the YDP-165 have sympathetic (string) resonance? Thanks!
What is the song called at 7:28? Thanks for reply.
Can we send the piano sound through the usb to host connection? I mean, not the MIDI notes, but the piano sound to record our performance on a DAW?
I don't think you can use the usb out from a digital piano to plug into a DAW, unless they've upgraded its capabilities to include analog audio. The way I've always done it is to use one of the phono jacks (headphone), plugged into a digital interface like a PreSonus AudioBox (under $100). This resamples the analog audio with a high bitrate - better than the input of most computers - and outputs that digital data through a usb that connects directly to your computer. I've done this recording my own acoustic grand piano with mics going through a mixer that sends the analog sound to the AudioBox, which then converts it back into digital and sends that out through USB. The mixer isn't necessary. An AudioBox has phono inputs and outputs, and also a USB out.
@@sfdavecc thanks for your reply. Actually, I've just received my new ydp-165 and discovered that if I connect it through USB to a tablet/computer the DAW recognizes it as an IN/OUT audio interface at 44Khz sample rate. So, it doesn't require an external audio interface to capture its audio. That's nice!
less words, more plays, please
that's going to be lost if you don't do something about it