Just bought E373 and I'll have to say it's exactly what I want in a budget keyboard... Good sound and just love the varieties of string sounds it has.. And the concert piano GP sound is just another level.
I wanted to upgrade my pretty ancient Yamaha PSR-275 keyboard..so, after a lot of research of makes within my price range, I finally went for another Yamaha...the Yamaha PSR-E373. Your pleasant and easy to watch reviews were a great help in me making my final decision. The PSR-E373 is absolutely fabulous. The easy to follow manual along your videos is making my learning curve not as steep as it might have been. Thanks.
I bought it two days ago, it is my first keyboard ever and im just learning how to play piano and all i can say its AMAZING! It is really easy to use, and ive already learned how to play jingle bels haha. Edit: Im still in love with this keyboard i can highly recommend!
Hi Jeremy. I'm glad the Yamaha PSR - E373 has a nice blue coloured LCD display rather than the yellow display found on the Yamaha PSR - E363. The live grand piano voice found on this keyboard is also a really good upgrade. I really like the sound of the Super Articulation Lite Voices found on this keyboard too. I makes acoustic instruments sound better!
Years ago I had an electronic keyboard when I taught elementary school music. I would like to buy another but don't wish to deal with complicated digital perks which require using a manual to decipher them, or bells & whistles add-ons which I will never use. Voices, rhythms, one touch chords, etc. would be great. I did watch your video on the Yamaha PSR-E 373. I am very impressed with your videos, BTW, and congratulate you on all your work. I did buy a 'beginner' advertised keyboard two years ago and found it so complicated that I sold it, totally discouraged! I used to sit down and play for hours. Is this keyboard a good one for me -the Yamaha PSR-E 373? Thanks for all you do for those wishing to learn to play and for your reviews. Nancy.
Agree 100% - if you need a training course to use, it won’t be something you sit down for hours and get lost into. I love Jeremy’s videos too yet I’ve decided the one I should buy is the one I’ll get lost into.
I bought the psr ew310 due to the extra keys. Great sounding keyboard and I love your reviews which is the reason why I’ve purchased this keyboard. The concert grand piano sound is very nice. The other sounds are nice also.
I have a similar one at home. Never learned how to play or read notes. But man are these easy to play and set up to combine sounds (My favorite is the Pipe organ 25 + Bansuri 146)
I've been watching your videos. I had a small china piano for kids. It broke. After years, I wanted to go back to piano after playing years of guitar. You sir, are the only reason I was about to decide which one to buy. I purchased PSR e373 and I love it. I got a display piece for even cheaper and with a bag and a brand new adapter. I think I got it for 173 dollar something. Thank you so much man!
wowww thanks much Jeremy..was looking for a key to practice on the budget, korg ek50, yamaha np32 but this new yamaha really breaks the buck..woww such thick authentic sounds. awesome for the price indeed.. Ciao keep it up.stay safe.
I have watched several of your excellent reviews. I must say I had a headache as I narrowed down my choices. I started out looking at casio cs300 then ctx800 & when I came across the Yamaha psr373, I was sold. For me as a beginner, it's the perfect mix of decent sound, easy to use & an added fun factor being able to save music/connect to app. I will be looking at your teaching plan & learning app suggestions. You deserve to be sponsored by stores & suppliers alike. Yamaha, if you are out there, there was no way I could have made this purchase without Jeremy's insights! Greetings from South Africa.
Absolutely accurate, little do the average users know that you can in fact randomize all the global parameters via midi on the PSR series and especially the e-series...thus transforming them into something between a poly800 and virtual analog-ish / polysynth, I have proven this and have demonstrated successfully to the synth world with my e423 / e463 and DJX aka PSR-D1 ...my experiments are on the Gearfacts channel if you are interested, best wishes from KoSMiX synthologist, VST guru and ambient composer 😎
@@craigie13 in functions, CTX5000 is way better (and way more complicated). And it has true L/R outputs, instead of phones output. My curiosity is only about the piano sound. I use it 90% of the time, so I'm interested to see if Yamaha improved it. I have a PSR 280 and it's piano sound is the almost the same as the PSR E363.
@@GabrielRocha-po9fz Hey. I am using the Casio CTX 700. Like you, I use the piano sound mostly, and I can guarantee it is really incredible. Nothing like Casio has ever produced. You should go for the CTX version.
So I want to send you a big hug from Brazil/ Salvador! I bought a used e-373 absolutely new! I saved 60 dollars.... This thanks to your informative videos! I am very satisfied with the price and the e373! Very good! Thanks!
Thanks Jeremy... Just bought one, was so confused (casio or yamaha and then which model) earlier but finally went for 373 after watching your videos... Cant wait for my. Classes to start...
Well i just ordered it. I have been watching you a long time. I almost bought the Yamaha P 45, but the price was a little high for me. I dont know how to play yet. I am just looking for something to learn on for now. Might get the P 45 later if this one dont sound as good. I watched many of your videos on how they all sound. The P 45 is the one i liked the best. I will learn how to play on this $214 PSR E373. I have been practicing on a flute for fun, I already know how to play a couple of songs just by ear, no teaching. I have been playing the songs from brave heart, and lord of the rings. I bought 4 flutes from the internet to see what ones i liked the best. So far i like 2 of the native American flutes. My mother can play the Piano, and its one of the instruments i like best. So i am going to learn. I tried playing the guitar, but it hurt my fingers. Thanks for making all your videos, they have been great.
You might take one factor into consideration. The P45 is a piano,with keys that are as 'hard' to press as a real piano, so you need some force. Of course you'll get used to this (and will enable you to play a real piano), but in my opinion this so-called hammer action is not very well suited for playing other 'instruments' like flute, trumpet, organ and synth, that require a far softer and smoother touch etc. In short, the feel is completely different (like a piano (hitting the keys) feels different from an organ (pressing the keys)). Partly subjective, but good to know before you buy.
You have the teacher in you. Great. You are very understandable. I too am a teacher.I have 3 Hammond's:C3,Monrose,x66. I have a Hammond xk-1and sk1. 7 classical organs: Rogers, Allens, Conn Artist,Baldwin380. Then I have Roland Atelier 60 and a 100. My keyboards other than Hammond are Roland vr9, Montage7/8/9, Nord 3 stage, and Ks110. Where would the Yamaha373 fit to add third to Hammonds. I have a Dexible MIDI unit and Integra 7 for Rodgers.
As someone who has had Yamaha keyboards for the best part of 40 years. I started out on a PSS-400 Portasound which my late father bought back from Hong Kong. I went through a series of similar level "more modern" keyboards during the late 80's and 90's. In 2007 i bought a PSR--S900, my first proper workstation. I replaced it two weeks ago with a new PSR-SX900. If anyone is starting out playing keyboards, I would always buy Yamaha's cheaper keyboards over their rivals, such as Casio.....
Among these 3 models: Yamaha psr-e373, Casio ctx700 and Roland Go Piano 61 keys, which one would you recommend (In term of best sound quality)? I am planning to buy one yet I’m quite new to this instrument. Thanks and keep up the good work I really enjoy watching your videos 🥰
Between the NP12 and the PSR-E373 which should I consider? FYI I plan to start learning the piano with ZERO prior experience. Thanks for the awesome videos btw!
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After watching this video I went and bought my E373. Thx
Compared to CTS-1 it has lots of features but I was drawn to Casio’s elegant design when I bought it. Still am. Though I play my 12 year old Yamaha nearly everyday.
Sell the old one for 100 and upgrade. If you do so, thats like you rented your keyboard for 25 a month, which is not bad. And now you have familiarized yourself with the presets, functions, and other bottons, so when you upgrade it won’t be a chore to learn where everything is😊
Today I went to my Yamaha Music Centre and I purchased this amazing keyboard. I was stunned when I saw it's great price and features. Thanks for making this awesome video!!!
@@JeremySeeThanks!! Do u have any more videos about this keyboard's features and options(Especially about the (USB to HOST interface), Coz I really never had such an advance keyboard, previously I had an old Casio MT-640.
Thanks a lot Mr. Jeremy! Your review really helped me in buying this beautiful instrument! Wish you all the success for your channel! Keep working like this 🙏🏻
Hi Jeremy, Nice informative stuff as usual. Just one question... Amongst Yamaha PSR E373 and Casio CTK 6250 (Red), which one you suggest for the beginners and why?
What about Casio CT-S500? Looking to purchase this model. But In my Country now the prices for CT-S500 and PSR E373 are the same. For some reason which I can't explain similar models of Yamaha always more expensive than Casio. Something like a "traditionally we prefer Yamaha".
They both sound the same roblox man but then e463 has alot more to do still basic. Other hands is that 463 has 6.0 watt speaker higher output for louder tones and bigger sounds while e373 still carry 2.5watt still loud enough to hear from your smalll room to your living room. If e373 great for performing at home large room living room but not big stages or like size of walmart. You can hook extended speaker with it for more power. They are both clearer even max volume there are no distorted static noise you hear. Casio speaker do tend to do that but not always
GOOD LUCK getting a new one; my city music store searched all their stores for hundreds of miles away in every direction, not a one to be had anywhere. no other stores had any either...I ended up buying a used one from a nonplaying lady that had never even been out of the box! the voices/arpeggios are fabulous and the grand piano button is awesome...
@@JeremySee exactly correct, as my hubby concurred re the chips. too bad they cant use potato chips instead! the electronic chip factory in shi na burned to the ground, then the lockdowns there stopped/curtailed/screwed up the production. plus all longshoreman on western coast must b 2x vxd (most pple now realize the vx is NOT a vx at all) and the trucks used to transport the containers off the docks must b newer than 2011; not every trucker can afford that. this is all being done to screw up/collapse the economy.
Thanks for the video Jeremy! Sorry to bother you but I’d appreciate if you could answer this question. As someone looking to start to learn the piano with no prior experience, would the e373 be alright for me if I wanted to play Billy Joel songs or Beatles songs? Or would I need more keys?
61 keys is the standard for playing keyboards. More keys can be used in specific cases. The keys that are "missing" from the standard 88 keys of a piano are at frequencies (very high and very low frequencies) that are used mostly for "passing" notes and musical phrases and not to play any kind of melody in them. Original piano arrangements in classical music use these keys for arpeggios, "heavy" bass notes etc so 88 keys are needed (Not in all cases of course). For playing songs (compositions with lyrics) of any kind of music, 61 keys are sufficient.
I got a PSR-EW310 now and i couldn't be more happy about it. Thanks Jeremy!! i've seen a lot of your videos to finally choose a perfect model for me! :) PS: It's my first keyboard
Hi Jeremy, I have a Yamaha PSR E423. I think its great, well in excess of my needs or abilities. However, there are 2 things that bug me, that I never see on any reviews of any keyboard, They would be high on my list to check on a replacement if I ever wanted to upgrade. (Perhaps to the DXG 660). 1. I prefer to practice quietly with the volume very low and the intruding mechanical tapping noise of the keys is a bit annoying - even worse with glissandos. This must be worse still for other people in a quiet room when I am rattling away in the corner using headphones. 2. I recently realised that the headphones and speakers sound was about 90% on the right side, only10% on the left . Is this deliberate for a stereophonic spatial effect, to somehow give an impression that the piano was located on the right (eg if other inputs were added somehow, they would be stereophonically separated to appear on the left - or perhaps a more likely possibility that the keyboard has a fault? On occasions when I want to play piano loudly, it would be good to be able to increase the limited volume by adding to the left speaker too. So my question - are there keyboards that are significantly different on these 2 problem categories? Love your channel, Schaun. Edit .....Just one more thing. My fingers are just a little too big to fit between the groups of 3 black notes. are there any keyboards that help with this problem?
Yamaha good quality piano sound same sound as always but about them speaker the quality you get is 2.5 watt amp is as loud it can get for house room living room or perform in small stage but still has a good speaker that won't sound distorted even at max volume depending on the voice or song you selected, great for practicing. Both speaker are true stereos sound meaning there evenly played at the same time.
Ty so much I have an old yamaha par 290 and was wanting to up grade to the yamaha par 463. But now that I've hear the new 373 I think I'll wait till it is here in Delaware.
I've enjoyed watching your videos the grand piano sounds really sold me on this one keyboards in the 80s and 90s sounded toyish in comparison and sometimes look like a toy this Sleek design not too many multi colors really has me excited you convinced me to get this model for my daughter's Christmas which I just purchased today I will enjoy watching your videos in the future as well and I can tell this will be getting some playing time in my studio as well very happy with your reviews and content on this Yamaha this video helps me pick this one over some of the older one which would not have had these wonderful features and sounds
Which is a better keyboard Casio CT-X870IN vs Yamaha PSR-E373? Both are in the same price range and both are new in the market, for a beginner who wants to learn keyboard?
I subed to your channel. I have the e373…it’s awesome..fun learning. You show great point how to use it. I rather learn from videos. I don’t like learning from the manual..👍🏽
I went to the Guitar Center to try out the P SR E 373 It did have a good piano sound , strings, and the articulation button was only ok not good to have to keep pushing it to get the sound I only found 1 accordion sound and it was not good... Because of the small speakers any bass I played you could not hear.. I chose not to buy it because of the poor speakers... Good pain tho Lee
I got a used 363. I also have a Casio S1 and a P145. But I can’t get the 473 out my head. JUST the piano sound. Is there a difference or is it the same sample. Cheers.
I own the E363 currently. I am eager to investigate the organ voices on the new E373. I was planning to upgrade to the S670 or S750, but if the organ voices are as impressive as I will imagine from the Tyros 1, I may save up for the E373 instead. I am very excited for this release.
Do remember that even if the tyros 1 costs five thousand dollars it was released in 2000, so the sounds aren't good anymore. I don't think it's worth the price.
Thanks for the review. This is very useful information. I'm a complete beginner, and I'm considering this one, vs. the Yamaha NP12. Which one would you recommend? Thank you
I have the Yamaha psr ew410, the Casio sx500, and Yamaha ew465. Now is the time to put my ew 410 and ew465 o. Ebay! Any takers ? Like me and reply accordingly!
I like your background video like a pro producer but you with cool style explaining an arranger keyboard, its very cool... And for psr my wish are shape of CTS but sound like this.. it will be ultimate begginer to advanced keyboard.. i mean DSP effect is a must for intermediate to advanced player...
I'm looking at two different used yamahas a ypt-400 and a ypg-235 I like the fact that I can use them as workstations to produce my music ideas, is the PSR-373 something that will produce the same as the two used keyboards mentioned
Dear Jeremy See, your all videos give quite clear information about pros and cons of the keyboards. I am planning to buy one bedside portable keyboard piano, with built in speaker, may be some midi keyboard. Please suggest some models. By the way which keyboard is placed near to your computer?
Hey should I get Korg Ek50 or Yamaha psr e373? I am beginner but couldnt get Yamaha keyboard locally however I can get it online. Korg ek50 is available locally but more expensive. I just want to know if it is worth it to get Korg ek50 over the Yamaha keyboard. Thank you
Just bought E373 and I'll have to say it's exactly what I want in a budget keyboard... Good sound and just love the varieties of string sounds it has..
And the concert piano GP sound is just another level.
Hey man would you recommend the ctx700 or psr e373?
Does it have weighted keys?
@@uraharakisuke5305 I'd say E373. The sounds are amazing for the price
I love the quality of your videos, extremely informative and explanatory. Great introduction and right to the point! Keep the work up!
Thank you for your kind words, buddy!
Thankyou so much i was just about to buy e363, now I'll wait for e373
When will it be available in india?
@@arbazalam373 kya Pata bhai
what's the difference?
@@dorianpod77 The entire video highlights the differences and improvements of the e373
Have you bought it ?
I wanted to upgrade my pretty ancient Yamaha PSR-275 keyboard..so, after a lot of research of makes within my price range, I finally went for another Yamaha...the Yamaha PSR-E373.
Your pleasant and easy to watch reviews were a great help in me making my final decision.
The PSR-E373 is absolutely fabulous. The easy to follow manual along your videos is making my learning curve not as steep as it might have been. Thanks.
Great choice. Have fun!
Thanks so much Jeremy...what a fabulous surprise to receive a personal comment from you. Have a great day.
I bought it two days ago, it is my first keyboard ever and im just learning how to play piano and all i can say its AMAZING! It is really easy to use, and ive already learned how to play jingle bels haha.
Edit: Im still in love with this keyboard i can highly recommend!
Is the key even a bit weighted? I am thinking of buying one ;)
did you learn to play piano in the meanwhile? 🙂
@@padhle_chinmay Not weighted, but touch sensitive.
Hi Jeremy. I'm glad the Yamaha PSR - E373 has a nice blue coloured LCD display rather than the yellow display found on the Yamaha PSR - E363. The live grand piano voice found on this keyboard is also a really good upgrade.
I really like the sound of the Super Articulation Lite Voices found on this keyboard too. I makes acoustic instruments sound better!
Years ago I had an electronic keyboard when I taught elementary school music. I would like to buy another but don't wish to deal with complicated digital perks which require using a manual to decipher them, or bells & whistles add-ons which I will never use. Voices, rhythms, one touch chords, etc. would be great. I did watch your video on the Yamaha PSR-E 373. I am very impressed with your videos, BTW, and congratulate you on all your work. I did buy a 'beginner' advertised keyboard two years ago and found it so complicated that I sold it, totally discouraged! I used to sit down and play for hours. Is this keyboard a good one for me -the Yamaha PSR-E 373? Thanks for all you do for those wishing to learn to play and for your reviews. Nancy.
Agree 100% - if you need a training course to use, it won’t be something you sit down for hours and get lost into. I love Jeremy’s videos too yet I’ve decided the one I should buy is the one I’ll get lost into.
I have the same keyboard- amazing
I bought the psr ew310 due to the extra keys. Great sounding keyboard and I love your reviews which is the reason why I’ve purchased this keyboard. The concert grand piano sound is very nice. The other sounds are nice also.
Great choice! Have fun.
I have a similar one at home. Never learned how to play or read notes. But man are these easy to play and set up to combine sounds (My favorite is the Pipe organ 25 + Bansuri 146)
DSP effects, the voices and other features from higher keyboards are quite attractive. Thank you for your presentation.
I've been watching your videos. I had a small china piano for kids. It broke. After years, I wanted to go back to piano after playing years of guitar.
You sir, are the only reason I was about to decide which one to buy. I purchased PSR e373 and I love it. I got a display piece for even cheaper and with a bag and a brand new adapter. I think I got it for 173 dollar something. Thank you so much man!
My e373 arrived today. I bought this model because of your clear and super helpful videos. Thanks!
Have fun!
I began falling in love with this keyboard 😍
wowww thanks much Jeremy..was looking for a key to practice on the budget, korg ek50, yamaha np32 but this new yamaha really breaks the buck..woww such thick authentic sounds. awesome for the price indeed.. Ciao keep it up.stay safe.
I- I am speechless. Quite the upgrade! Can't wait to spend my summer job money on that! 🤣
Bro I just bought a Yamaha montage 7 which is 3,500 US dollars ... I’m absolutely broke right now😅
@@gomezv8944 i just bought an s90es my account showed 157 after 😂
@@gomezv8944 😂😂 u should hav downloaded Piano tiles instead
I couldn't be more grateful of your reviwes! the Yamaha psr E-373 keyboard fits my needs precisely, and all thanks to your reviews!
Glad to help!
I have watched several of your excellent reviews. I must say I had a headache as I narrowed down my choices. I started out looking at casio cs300 then ctx800 & when I came across the Yamaha psr373, I was sold. For me as a beginner, it's the perfect mix of decent sound, easy to use & an added fun factor being able to save music/connect to app. I will be looking at your teaching plan & learning app suggestions. You deserve to be sponsored by stores & suppliers alike. Yamaha, if you are out there, there was no way I could have made this purchase without Jeremy's insights! Greetings from South Africa.
Thank you for your kind words. Unfortunately, Yamaha, Roland & Kawai etc don't let me have access to their review units. 😢
This isn't available in Canada until December 2020
Wow great to know 👍 Yamaha is really stepping up there psr e now imagine when the psr e473 is released what it could have 😎👍
You're doing a great deal of value for beginners/intermediates looking for budget keyboards! Subscribed.
Bad placement for the SA button. That should be on the left side of the keyboard.
True that!
Concordo.
Absolutely accurate, little do the average users know that you can in fact randomize all the global parameters via midi on the PSR series and especially the e-series...thus transforming them into something between a poly800 and virtual analog-ish / polysynth, I have proven this and have demonstrated successfully to the synth world with my e423 / e463 and DJX aka PSR-D1 ...my experiments are on the Gearfacts channel if you are interested, best wishes from KoSMiX synthologist, VST guru and ambient composer 😎
You can also use them with a daw with zero latency if you use the keyboard onboard sounds and played with an mpc it's very funny ;)
Can you please do a comparaison with the CTX series once the e373 is released
Thank you. I was going to get a CTX5000 and I want to see how they stack up against each other.
@@craigie13 in functions, CTX5000 is way better (and way more complicated). And it has true L/R outputs, instead of phones output.
My curiosity is only about the piano sound. I use it 90% of the time, so I'm interested to see if Yamaha improved it.
I have a PSR 280 and it's piano sound is the almost the same as the PSR E363.
Better woild be a direct comparison with the CT-X 700/ 800- in its price class!
@@GabrielRocha-po9fz Hey. I am using the Casio CTX 700. Like you, I use the piano sound mostly, and I can guarantee it is really incredible. Nothing like Casio has ever produced. You should go for the CTX version.
@@shubhodipchakraborty9414 Hey brother, are you sure I can go with the ctx 700 and not with psr e373?
So I want to send you a big hug from Brazil/ Salvador! I bought a used e-373 absolutely new! I saved 60 dollars.... This thanks to your informative videos! I am very satisfied with the price and the e373! Very good! Thanks!
Great choice. Have fun!
Thanks Jeremy... Just bought one, was so confused (casio or yamaha and then which model) earlier but finally went for 373 after watching your videos... Cant wait for my. Classes to start...
Well i just ordered it.
I have been watching you a long time.
I almost bought the Yamaha P 45, but the price was a little high for me.
I dont know how to play yet.
I am just looking for something to learn on for now.
Might get the P 45 later if this one dont sound as good.
I watched many of your videos on how they all sound.
The P 45 is the one i liked the best.
I will learn how to play on this $214 PSR E373.
I have been practicing on a flute for fun, I already know how to play a couple of songs just by ear, no teaching.
I have been playing the songs from brave heart, and lord of the rings.
I bought 4 flutes from the internet to see what ones i liked the best.
So far i like 2 of the native American flutes.
My mother can play the Piano, and its one of the instruments i like best.
So i am going to learn.
I tried playing the guitar, but it hurt my fingers.
Thanks for making all your videos, they have been great.
You might take one factor into consideration. The P45 is a piano,with keys that are as 'hard' to press as a real piano, so you need some force. Of course you'll get used to this (and will enable you to play a real piano), but in my opinion this so-called hammer action is not very well suited for playing other 'instruments' like flute, trumpet, organ and synth, that require a far softer and smoother touch etc. In short, the feel is completely different (like a piano (hitting the keys) feels different from an organ (pressing the keys)). Partly subjective, but good to know before you buy.
This really helped I was about to spend 400 dollars on the e363 because it rose up in amazon but I found this information very useful
You have the teacher in you. Great. You are very understandable. I too am a teacher.I have 3 Hammond's:C3,Monrose,x66. I have a Hammond xk-1and sk1. 7 classical organs: Rogers, Allens, Conn Artist,Baldwin380. Then I have Roland Atelier 60 and a 100. My keyboards other than Hammond are Roland vr9, Montage7/8/9, Nord 3 stage, and Ks110. Where would the Yamaha373 fit to add third to Hammonds. I have a Dexible MIDI unit and Integra 7 for Rodgers.
Lucky you!
As someone who has had Yamaha keyboards for the best part of 40 years. I started out on a PSS-400 Portasound which my late father bought back from Hong Kong. I went through a series of similar level "more modern" keyboards during the late 80's and 90's. In 2007 i bought a PSR--S900, my first proper workstation. I replaced it two weeks ago with a new PSR-SX900. If anyone is starting out playing keyboards, I would always buy Yamaha's cheaper keyboards over their rivals, such as Casio.....
Among these 3 models: Yamaha psr-e373, Casio ctx700 and Roland Go Piano 61 keys, which one would you recommend (In term of best sound quality)? I am planning to buy one yet I’m quite new to this instrument. Thanks and keep up the good work I really enjoy watching your videos 🥰
I too am considering between the PSR E373 and Roland Go Keys. What did you go for in the end?
I am trying to decide between the two, also. I bought the Roland
Go-Keys but now, I'm thinking about returning it for the Yamaha PSR-E373?
I just purchased the ew310, after seeing your many reviews on the PSR Series. Thanks, Jeremy S👀. 😊
Excellent video as always, very clear and understandable. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for your kind words. ♥️
Between the NP12 and the PSR-E373 which should I consider? FYI I plan to start learning the piano with ZERO prior experience. Thanks for the awesome videos btw!
After watching this video I went and bought my E373. Thx
Great choice. Have fun!
Compared to CTS-1 it has lots of features but I was drawn to Casio’s elegant design when I bought it. Still am. Though I play my 12 year old Yamaha nearly everyday.
Woah! I just bought the Psr-e363 it's not even 4 months and they come up with this huge upgrade. Beats me💔
Sell the old one for 100 and upgrade. If you do so, thats like you rented your keyboard for 25 a month, which is not bad. And now you have familiarized yourself with the presets, functions, and other bottons, so when you upgrade it won’t be a chore to learn where everything is😊
I find it kind of weird to see a channel deep diving on budget keyboards.
It's 5:42am and I'm looking up budget keyboards lol I need this man
The explanation was lit. It helped a lot. THANKS Jeremy 😶
I'm happy to help!
Hi Jeremy. I've just purchased the yamaha psr e373. Wow. The sound is amazing. Fantastic for the price. Great review. 👍
Today I went to my Yamaha Music Centre and I purchased this amazing keyboard. I was stunned when I saw it's great price and features. Thanks for making this awesome video!!!
Enjoy!
@@JeremySeeThanks!! Do u have any more videos about this keyboard's features and options(Especially about the (USB to HOST interface), Coz I really never had such an advance keyboard, previously I had an old Casio MT-640.
Thanks a lot Mr. Jeremy! Your review really helped me in buying this beautiful instrument! Wish you all the success for your channel! Keep working like this 🙏🏻
Have fun!
Finding out that the LiveGrandPiano voice now in 373 made a shock. Still, ew410 is more of an ease in function controls.💖
Ordered the Yamaha PSR-E373 yesterday, really excited after seeing your videos Jeremy!
Have fun!
So is it worth the buy?
Hi Jeremy, Nice informative stuff as usual. Just one question...
Amongst Yamaha PSR E373 and Casio CTK 6250 (Red), which one you suggest for the beginners and why?
What about Casio CT-S500? Looking to purchase this model. But In my Country now the prices for CT-S500 and PSR E373 are the same. For some reason which I can't explain similar models of Yamaha always more expensive than Casio. Something like a "traditionally we prefer Yamaha".
I destroyed the like button as you said.
Now, i have to pay extra for the display.
"Punny!"
Seems to be a real competition for my CT-X 800 !
For a change Jeremy, no long supplement. Sounds a winner, look forward to you getting your hands on one and giving a demo.
Always a pleasure to hear from a friend. I'll get one next week. 😉
I ordered the e373.. shipping starts next week?
Sounds like Yamaha is waking up, looks like a fun Keyboard with a lot of bang for the buck! Good overview Jeremy, appreciate your expertise.
Thank you for watching and supporting me, buddy.
Am I missing something? I do not see the ability to use Bluetooth connectivity? Is it there?
Question well I was wondering if there is any better than PSR E373 at the range of 200-300 bucks rangeI don't want to exchange piano for a long time
Just waiting for next version of E 463.
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473, I presume?
Would you say that it is better than Casio CTX 700 for the price?
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PSR E373 Vs PSR E463. Which is better?
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They both sound the same roblox man but then e463 has alot more to do still basic.
Other hands is that 463 has 6.0 watt speaker higher output for louder tones and bigger sounds while e373 still carry 2.5watt still loud enough to hear from your smalll room to your living room.
If e373 great for performing at home large room living room but not big stages or like size of walmart.
You can hook extended speaker with it for more power.
They are both clearer even max volume there are no distorted static noise you hear.
Casio speaker do tend to do that but not always
GOOD LUCK getting a new one; my city music store searched all their stores for hundreds of miles away in every direction, not a one to be had anywhere. no other stores had any either...I ended up buying a used one from a nonplaying lady that had never even been out of the box! the voices/arpeggios are fabulous and the grand piano button is awesome...
Following my reviews coupled with the global constrained supply due to chip shortage, I'm not surprised. 😉 Great choice. Have fun!
@@JeremySee exactly correct, as my hubby concurred re the chips. too bad they cant use potato chips instead! the electronic chip factory in shi na burned to the ground, then the lockdowns there stopped/curtailed/screwed up the production. plus all longshoreman on western coast must b 2x vxd (most pple now realize the vx is NOT a vx at all) and the trucks used to transport the containers off the docks must b newer than 2011; not every trucker can afford that. this is all being done to screw up/collapse the economy.
Just bough e373 online, thanks to you jeremy! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video Jeremy! Sorry to bother you but I’d appreciate if you could answer this question. As someone looking to start to learn the piano with no prior experience, would the e373 be alright for me if I wanted to play Billy Joel songs or Beatles songs? Or would I need more keys?
There's the ew310, that was released with the e373, and have 76 keys. The prices may be similar since both are beginners keyboards.
61 keys is the standard for playing keyboards.
More keys can be used in specific cases.
The keys that are "missing" from the standard 88 keys of a piano are at frequencies (very high and very low frequencies) that are used mostly for "passing" notes and musical phrases and not to play any kind of melody in them.
Original piano arrangements in classical music use these keys for arpeggios, "heavy" bass notes etc so 88 keys are needed (Not in all cases of course).
For playing songs (compositions with lyrics) of any kind of music, 61 keys are sufficient.
SX 600 u mean Jeremy
It was a great video n I'm really glad that Yamaha did stand to all ur expectations of tempo freez n lcd
Sharp ears! At least you are paying attention. 😁
@@JeremySee 😊
I got a PSR-EW310 now and i couldn't be more happy about it.
Thanks Jeremy!! i've seen a lot of your videos to finally choose a perfect model for me! :)
PS: It's my first keyboard
Great choice. Have fun!
Is psr ew310 is same as pse e373
Wow! Two videos in two days❤️❤️❤️
Hi Jeremy, I have a Yamaha PSR E423. I think its great, well in excess of my needs or abilities. However, there are 2 things that bug me, that I never see on any reviews of any keyboard, They would be high on my list to check on a replacement if I ever wanted to upgrade. (Perhaps to the DXG 660).
1. I prefer to practice quietly with the volume very low and the intruding mechanical tapping noise of the keys is a bit annoying - even worse with glissandos. This must be worse still for other people in a quiet room when I am rattling away in the corner using headphones.
2. I recently realised that the headphones and speakers sound was about 90% on the right side, only10% on the left . Is this deliberate for a stereophonic spatial effect, to somehow give an impression that the piano was located on the right (eg if other inputs were added somehow, they would be stereophonically separated to appear on the left - or perhaps a more likely possibility that the keyboard has a fault? On occasions when I want to play piano loudly, it would be good to be able to increase the limited volume by adding to the left speaker too.
So my question - are there keyboards that are significantly different on these 2 problem categories?
Love your channel, Schaun.
Edit .....Just one more thing. My fingers are just a little too big to fit between the groups of 3 black notes. are there any keyboards that help with this problem?
thank you man bout to buy mine👍🏽 new subscriber too love the way you give valuable info as well as comparing it on the go with other product
What do you think about buying Yamaha Psr e373 instead of Casio CT X3000? It will be better?
It is my question too. When I saw his video about the casio a few days ago, I was sold. Now I saw this video, idk 😐? What do you think Jeremy?
No, because it the sound is blurry. Maybe wait e473.
Yamaha good quality piano sound same sound as always but about them speaker the quality you get is 2.5 watt amp is as loud it can get for house room living room or perform in small stage but still has a good speaker that won't sound distorted even at max volume depending on the voice or song you selected, great for practicing.
Both speaker are true stereos sound meaning there evenly played at the same time.
Pls make a video on best 88 keys digital pianos between 300 to 500 usd
Ty so much I have an old yamaha par 290 and was wanting to up grade to the yamaha par 463. But now that I've hear the new 373 I think I'll wait till it is here in Delaware.
Yup, best to wait a while. Do support my channel via the links when you decide to buy. Thanks.
It's so hard to find nice review on entry/education level keyboard. Nice videos!
I've enjoyed watching your videos the grand piano sounds really sold me on this one keyboards in the 80s and 90s sounded toyish in comparison and sometimes look like a toy this Sleek design not too many multi colors really has me excited you convinced me to get this model for my daughter's Christmas which I just purchased today I will enjoy watching your videos in the future as well and I can tell this will be getting some playing time in my studio as well very happy with your reviews and content on this Yamaha this video helps me pick this one over some of the older one which would not have had these wonderful features and sounds
I have just ordered the e373. Can't wait to have my hands on it!!!
Have fun!
Which is a better keyboard Casio CT-X870IN vs Yamaha PSR-E373? Both are in the same price range and both are new in the market, for a beginner who wants to learn keyboard?
I just ordered a Yamaha e373 🤩
I subed to your channel. I have the e373…it’s awesome..fun learning. You show great point how to use it. I rather learn from videos. I don’t like learning from the manual..👍🏽
I went to the Guitar Center to try out the P SR E 373 It did have a good piano sound , strings, and the articulation button was only ok not good to have to keep pushing it to get the sound I only found 1 accordion sound and it was not good... Because of the small speakers any bass I played you could not hear.. I chose not to buy it because of the poor speakers... Good pain tho Lee
E363 is discontinued in india but now I am definitely going to buy E373
I want to buy a 88keys digital piano which should have hammer action under 410 usd......can u recommend me any piano?
I got a used 363. I also have a Casio S1 and a P145. But I can’t get the 473 out my head. JUST the piano sound. Is there a difference or is it the same sample. Cheers.
I own the E363 currently. I am eager to investigate the organ voices on the new E373. I was planning to upgrade to the S670 or S750, but if the organ voices are as impressive as I will imagine from the Tyros 1, I may save up for the E373 instead. I am very excited for this release.
Lots of voices from Tyros 3!
how about now? Is PSR-EW310 better choice?
Would you still recommend this? or should i get the E463?
Do remember that even if the tyros 1 costs five thousand dollars it was released in 2000, so the sounds aren't good anymore. I don't think it's worth the price.
Thank you for the video! :)
Thanks for the review. This is very useful information. I'm a complete beginner, and I'm considering this one, vs. the Yamaha NP12. Which one would you recommend? Thank you
Watch out for my full review soon.
I have the Yamaha psr ew410, the Casio sx500, and Yamaha ew465. Now is the time to put my ew 410 and ew465 o. Ebay! Any takers ? Like me and reply accordingly!
I like your background video like a pro producer but you with cool style explaining an arranger keyboard, its very cool...
And for psr my wish are shape of CTS but sound like this.. it will be ultimate begginer to advanced keyboard.. i mean DSP effect is a must for intermediate to advanced player...
Yes, I really like the form factor of CT-S too.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR EXCELLENT REVIEW
Why the heck i got a SIMPLYPIANO ad in the beginning? I’m a Flowkey person!
Simply Piano is known to pay for ads specifically target my audience. 😉
Hmmm, I'm thinking about selling my PSR-EW300 now. Great review!
You should! Before the value plummets. 😉 I've sold my E363 & EW300 last week. 😝
@@JeremySee 😜 i will pre order it, then tell them to deliver it when i hav money😜🧠🧠
Should I buy an E373 or EW310?
Thanx, Jeremy🔥🔥🔥
I’m about to buy one, do I need to avail of the 4year warranty extension on Amazon? Thanks!
@Jeremy See have you had a chance to try the Roland Go Keys? How would that compare with the E373?
I'm looking at two different used yamahas a ypt-400 and a ypg-235 I like the fact that I can use them as workstations to produce my music ideas, is the PSR-373 something that will produce the same as the two used keyboards mentioned
Prices in Europe apparently 30-50% higher, converted $284 at least.
Taxes, politics, trade war... 😢
Could you advise me about some keyboards which allows to turn on/off the tracks, even having good sounds?
By when E373 is likely to be available in India as I was planning to buy PSR E363. Now I will go in for E373.
Hi Jeremy,
Any idea when they will release Psr e473?
Dear Jeremy See, your all videos give quite clear information about pros and cons of the keyboards. I am planning to buy one bedside portable keyboard piano, with built in speaker, may be some midi keyboard. Please suggest some models. By the way which keyboard is placed near to your computer?
The keyboard on my table is the PSS-A50
@@JeremySee Thank you.
Hey should I get Korg Ek50 or Yamaha psr e373? I am beginner but couldnt get Yamaha keyboard locally however I can get it online. Korg ek50 is available locally but more expensive. I just want to know if it is worth it to get Korg ek50 over the Yamaha keyboard. Thank you
Thanks Jeremy! Any improvement in the organ settings?
Quite a number of organ DSPs are gonna sweeten the organ tones!
Great video, would I be able to get 80's synth sounds out of this, like van Halen and stuff?