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- 88 keys, Graded Hammer (GH) keyboard; 128-note polyphony
- Internal high-power, two-channel (12W + 12W) amplifier with high-performance speakers built in
- Dynamic Stereo Sampling – 4 separate layers of stereo samples
- Key-Off Sample plus Sustain Sample for acoustic piano realism
- Emulates the soft/half pedaling and damper effects of an acoustic
Bundle includes Yamaha P155S Digital Piano with Cherry Top-Board, Sustain Pedal, Two Pairs of Headphones, Music Stand, Metronome, MIDI Cable, and Dust Cloth.
Whether you’re practicing at home or away, performing solo or in a band, the Yamaha P-155 digital piano offers professional quality sound with our legendary piano touch. Thanks to the top-shelf Yamaha digital piano technologies like advanced sampling methods and the ultra-expressive GH (Graded Hammer) keyboard, musicians don’t have t
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The Alesis E-Practice Pad is a fun way to learn and practice the drums. This electronic drum pad has 65 different drum sounds, a built-in metronome with six different sounds, and more than 50 practice games and exercises. The E-Practice Pad is way more fun than you can have with a standard practice pad. This drum pad feels great, it sounds great, and it gives you a full range of dynamics from the lightest touches through the loudest accents. Just plug in your headphones and play silently or plug
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- A compact guitar and bass tuner designed specifically for guitar and bass, with excellent performance and convenient functionality.
- Large, high-precision meter-type display for stable tuning indication.
- Quinta-Flat Tuning mode allows dropped tunings from one to five semitone
- Supports tuning of seven-string guitars and six-string basses.
- Sound Out function lets you produce a reference tone from the internal speaker.
Korg GA40 Advanced Solo Guitar & Bass Tuner with Output Jack Folding Stand.
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Features:
- A compact guitar and bass tuner designed specifically for guitar and bass, with excellent performance and convenient functionality.
- Large, high-precision meter-type display for stable tuning indication.
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- 88 keys, Graded Hammer (GH) keyboard; 128-note polyphony
- Internal high-power, two-channel (12W + 12W) amplifier with high-performance speakers built in
- Dynamic Stereo Sampling – 4 separate layers of stereo samples
- Key-Off Sample plus Sustain Sample for acoustic piano realism
- Emulates the soft/half pedaling and damper effects of an acoustic
Bundle includes Yamaha P155B Digital Piano with Ebony Top-Board, Sustain Pedal, Two Pairs of Headphones, Music Stand, Metronome, MIDI Cable, and Dust Cloth.
Whether you’re practicing at home or away, performing solo or in a band, the Yamaha P-155 digital piano offers professional quality sound with our legendary piano touch. Thanks to the top-shelf Yamaha digital piano technologies like advanced sampling methods and the ultra-expressive GH (Graded Hammer) keyboard, musicians don’t have to
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Question by Student: Metronome for Violin/Piano?
Heya,
I’m a beginner in violin and piano and I thought maybe I should buy a metronome to help out with pacing…. not sure which works well with either instrument… can you guys recommend me one?
I did find the following but not sure of how well and loud (you gotta hear it click over the instrument) they work.
Eitherway thanks!!!
http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SQ50-V-Quartz-Metronome/dp/B000LFCXL8/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1318766165&sr=8-6
http://www.amazon.com/Wittner-MT50-Metronome/dp/B0002E2YMG/ref=sr_1_24?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1318767859&sr=1-24
http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-QT1-Quartz-Metronome-Teal/dp/B000EEHKPU/ref=sr_1_15?s=musical-instruments&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1318766194&sr=1-15
Best answer:
Answer by Hollydog
They are all much of a muchness.
I prefer the old wooden ones just because you can see it moving as well as hearing it.
You can get them that have a pull out stick that rings a bell on the first beat of the bar as well.
They can be set to 2, 3, 4 and 6 beats in a bar.
Whereas, the digital ones are only sound.
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