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Yamaha Arius YDP-S36 B
- Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0 (Audio & MIDI)
- Color/ Finish: Black
- Colour: Black
- Connections: 2x Kopfhörer (6,3 mm Stereoklinke)
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 1353 x 792 x 309 mm (mit hochgeklappter Tastaturabdeckung)
- Effects: Reverb, Intelligent Acoustic Control (IAC), Stereophonic-Optimizer
- Finish: satined
- Includes: Piano, Bedienungsanleitung, Notenbuch, Netzteil
- Key Cover: Yes (foldable)
- Keyboard type: Graded Hammer Standard (GHS)
- Keys: 88 Keys weighted with Hammer Action
- Loudspeaker: 2 x 12 cm mit Diffuser
- MP3/WAV Player/Recorder: SMF-Recording
- Metronome: Yes
- Modes: Dual und Layer
- Piano Effects: VRM Lite (Virtual Resonance Modeling)
- Piano sounds: 10
- Polyphony: 192
- Power (watts rms): 2 x 8 W
- Sound generation: Yamaha CFX
- USB / MIDI: USB to Host (Type B)
- Weight: 37 kg
- Yamaha Smart Pianist kompatibel, mit Guide Funktion
- 3 Pedale (Damper mit Halb-Pedal-Funktion, Sustenuto & Soft)
The Yamaha ARIUS series has been among the most popular digital pianos for beginners, returning players, and ambitious hobby pianists for many years. It combines the sound and feel of an acoustic piano with the advantages of modern digital technology and elegant, home-friendly design.
All ARIUS models are based on the sound of the renowned Yamaha CFX concert grand piano and feature weighted keyboards for a natural playing experience. Depending on the model, different keyboard actions are available – ranging from Yamaha’s proven GHS keyboard to the premium GrandTouch-E keyboard found in the top models.
Modern features such as Bluetooth Audio & MIDI, the Yamaha Smart Pianist app, built-in lesson functions, and recording capabilities support everyday playing, learning, and practice.
Whether you prefer a traditional console-style piano or a space-saving slim model, the ARIUS family offers the right instrument for virtually every living space and skill level. Yamaha ARIUS digital pianos are the ideal choice for anyone seeking authentic sound, natural playability, and long-lasting quality.
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Yamaha or A Company That Makes Everything . In fact, you could list more quickly what Yamaha doesn't make. The Japan-based company Yamaha, which has been active for over 125 years, is the jack-of-all-trades among instrument manufacturers. It started out as a producer of pianos and grand pianos and even wooden furniture, but the range has expanded considerably: Yamaha now offers keyboard instruments, string instruments, wind instruments, drums and percussion as well as PA and studio accessories. You will find, for example, western guitars, electric guitars, electric basses, the popular PSR keyboards, acoustic drum sets and electric drum sets or transverse flutes and saxophones in the beginner and advanced range as well as the popular Clavinova CLP-700 digital pianos and entertainer keyboards such as the Genos or the Yamaha MX49 synthesizer, PA equipment and studio monitors for professional demands. In any case, you can always rely on Yamaha to provide excellent value for money.
