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I've decided to purchase this for my son who is going to college this fall. He plays cello for the city youth orchestra, bass and keys for the church band. Thanks for your review.

I know Jeremy's reviews are accurate, he is someone you can trust. I was in the market for a new set of keys, and this is so affordable. I can't wait to get mine, Yamaha is my favorite Piano/keyboard maker. Thanks again Jeremy.

Yamaha is always at the forefront of amazing authentic sampled piano sound! The other tones and rythms are also at par. And the value offered at the price point is great

To be very honest, the demos given by other channels on this keyboard don't really do justice to what the E473 is really capable of doing Really glad you uploaded your review which was long awaited and thank you Jeremy, for demoing the keyboard the way it is meant to be played! Great Video as Always!!

I got the keyboard about a year ago and I've been really pleased with it. One thing that surprised me in a good way is how long the battery lasts. I usually carry spare rechargeable batteries, but I often play without worrying about finding a power outlet when I'm not at home. The DSP1 and DSP2 features are great for creating analog-like sounds, and I love being able to tweak the sounds using the knobs in real-time. However, there are a few things I wish could be improved. It would be nice to have more customization options, like assigning pedals to articulation, motion effects, or live controls. I'd also like the flexibility to assign DSP2 effects to different parts of main/split/dual voice, as they sound cool on the main section but not so great on the bass. More LEDs to show the status of live effects and bank selection would be helpful. A dedicated save button for preserving sounds in the right bank would prevent accidental overwrites, and the ability to name banks would be a handy addition. I don't find myself using features like the groove creator or accompaniment and quick sampling buttons much. However, the percussion capabilities have come in handy when our drummer can't make it to rehearsals. Overall, I'm not sure if I'm the target customer for this keyboard since I don't make much use of the groove creator or accompaniment features. Nevertheless, it has become my primary instrument when playing with others.

Went out to the store to finally get a piano. Was going to get a 373 but they had just sold the last ones they had the day before! I eventually caved and got a 473 and wow I'm so glad I got it! The weighted keys and better speakers have made it worth it alone. But all these features are going to keep me coming back to do more!

Love that Yamaha finally upgrade their piano sound on psr-e, including e4xx series. And this one has a lot of improvement that e463. But I'm still happy to using e463 right now, at least I can use that as midi controller :D

Jeremy, I keep on watching your videos, especially certain ones like this. I love these Yamahas and the Casios, but if I were to get just one between the PSR-E473 and the CT-S500, I would go with this one. Especially now that it has 64 note polyphony, the pitch bend wheel, microphone and selectable track playing, and voice selection. That is so cool. But since I am blown away with the CT-S1000V, as the vocal synthesizer is like a dream come true for what I want to do, I will get that first, and the PSR-EW425 for church later. The CT-S1 is still the best $200 keyboard for all the bread and butter basics and compact portability, the advantage Casio has over the Yamahas if you have to lug it around to gigs, church, or wherever. It's great but new series have the 1/4" audio output jack now. Both companies seems to have been monitoring input and comments, maybe largely from your channel here, maybe even my comment and insights and addressed pretty music everything on our wish lists, and so much more. For a church keyboard rig of choice, I mentioned before my ultimate gear would be that Roland RD 88 and the Roland V-Combo with the sliders for the organ parts. But the more affordable rig would be the PSR-EW425 with the microphone, or the CT-S1000V, and on the top tier of the rack, have the Yamaha Reface 37 mini key CP and YC. The CP has all the electric keyboard sounds to have a second keyboard to play another part than the main keys, and the YC has all the famous organ sounds and sliders. There's so much possibilities and choices. Like you stated, these are exciting times withbso many great, affordable and omproved new keyboard to choose from.

Hi Jeremy. Thanks so much for sharing this demo because it's very helpful to me. It's almost hard to believe that this low cost keyboard sounds very good and is capable of doing so many things. You're very knowledgeable of the keyboards. Keep up with videos like this.

I would like to see you compare this to the CT-S500. Which after you purchase the power supply for the Yamaha, the Casio is $30 - $40 US less than the Yamaha, and the Casio has Bluetooth included too.

I am always amazed, fanscinated and mesmorised when players like yourself use both hands for playing different instruments on a keyboard. I have enough trouble playing a tune as it is. :) I've got an old PSS-680 keyboard that I had from new when I was younger but it has mini keys on, rather than full size ones, and even though my fingers are thin, I found myself tapping 2 keys at once, which was really frustrating.

Yamaha does a great job 👏 with this keyboard! Feature packed, low price, high quality sounds.

One thing I've found out from playing electronic keyboards versus pianos-- ANY keyboard only sounds as good as the amplifier/sound system/sound board it's played through. Period. A 150000 dollar instrument can sound like garbage as much as a 100 dollar keyboard can sound acceptable when played through the right or wrong equipment. I've been playing since 1969-1970 or so; think I can be confident in my opinions.

I just ordered one of these. I'm a musician, but not a keyboardist. It should be fun to play with.

I've been watching your videos for like a month ever since I started researching keyboards that start from low to high budget. I am learning a lot, and my standards were getting higher the more I spend time on comparisons. I almost spent my money on the older psr 70 because I thought all keyboards were the same; I realized how it wasn't actually good for songs that need clean tone.

I've got one of these. Brilliant machine. Only negative is it doesn't signal perfectly through line out when on stage. As an all purpose keyboard I'd give it 9/10.

This is beast for that price, so can you compare this with casiotone cts 500 or cts 1000v and korg ek 50l

I have recently bought this keyboard and I am having a blast... Even though I am still learning.

I've had a PSR E473 for a few months now. I just use it as a piano or organ which does very well. I don't even understand most of the features, let alone use them.

Hi, very good review as usual from you, Jeremy! As a former owner of PSR E463, I'm sad to see that they didn't seem to take into account any improvement to the sequencer that was a real weakness in the previous model especially for editing back tracks. Still no pattern/phrase/loop recording, that would be relatively simlple to add and very much useful on a gear like this, to write down ideas and musical inspiration. The possibility to mute the arranger tracks was included in the previous module already. Another bad point is that the samples cannot be allocated to the keyboard now as it seems, hence pratically you can no longer play along using sample like we used to do on PSR E463. Good to see that they added a double output connectors (L+R) instead of a single one. Really good to have added Super Articulation tones, and increased the polyphony to 64 (still not a lot if you but enough for the six tracks). What about the keybed? Is that any better now? 463 one was not that good. Cheers.

Great video! Keep up the good work! I am quite blown away by the quality these keyboards have nowadays. I started off on a Yamaha PSS 170 in 1988 - I lived in the former GDR, and my Mum "smuggled" it back home from a visit in former western Germany. After Germany had become one country, I got a PSR 500 in 1993 for my 14th birthday. I was over the moon! I still have both keyboards in my house today and enjoy playing them together with my 3-year-old daughter. I even used the PSR 500 not so long ago in a production when I needed a cheesy 90s keyboard rhythm. Now my production setting includes a Yamaha P 121 - which is also fantastic value for money and quite unique with its 73 weighted and graded keys and ridiculous portability, joined by a Komplete Kontrol keyboard and a MacBook Pro 14-inch and Logic Pro. I did move on from my entertainer hobby playing keyboard and rhythm at corporate parties and other celebrations. However, I still appreciate my two "oldies" for the fun they still give me. this PSR-E 473 could well end up in my setting just for the fun of playing. :)

Sounds good for a home keyboard, but honestly would be surprised if the core engine has changed from the PSR-540 I had from the late 90s. Could swear some of the patches sound identical.

Sorry, but the Casio CT-S 500 can 2x4 DSP Effects at the Same time, in Summe 8 DSP's plus 2 Global Effects! The Keybed is better and it has Synthesizer Functions and a smaller Footprint 😉

Wonderful! This keyboard seems so expressive and sounds beautiful. That is really good cost performance!

Great summary review Jeremy, looking forward to more with the 473/425 if you have access to one. This looks like it blows away the new Casiotone CT-S500; especially with the mic with gain/effects feature. Looking forward to when these become available (still not even listed on retailer sites in Canada) - hoping to get the EW425

I own a Yamaha Tyros 3, a Ketron SD90, a Roland Jupiter 50 and a Yamaha PSR S970. My Korg PA 900 doesn't count, because I doesn't use it at the moment. I notice, that the older and cheaper Keyboards does an excellent job. When I use the SD90 drums with my Yamaha, I got a wonderful drum sound, that gives the styles more shine.

Here in Singapore, the EW425 costs 30% more than the E473. Thus, the deciding factor to choose EW425 over E473 is whether the "YC" Organ sounds in EW425 is worth that price, besides having 76 keys. How many of the 36 organ sounds are "YC"? A video comparing the organ sounds on these 2 keyboards will be much appreciated.

I bought a Korg i3 for my 13 year old son today and then wandered upon this video. It was soooo good, that I ordered this keyboard, also.

I like the way how u review.... all keyboards.... sir♥️... lots of love... from Goa...🌴

For a PSR series keyboard, the articulation feature is actually pretty impressive. I wonder if Yamaha might consider the idea of key switches in the future to increase the range of articulations. That being said, the overall PSR series has had some real gems over the years. I've had my PSR-740 for over 20 years, and it's still my main workhorse, even if it's mostly as a MIDI controller these days.

Wow, Jeremy See! Thanks for the tour around this wonderful keyboard. My PSR 373 only has DSP and not DSP2 . (One of these days I will have to read the instructions, and learn what that means.) The only thing that kills me on my unit is the display is like a bright flashlight in my eyes. I wish I could turn it off. On everything from USP's, computers, TV sets. They LOVE to put super bright LED'S that keep you up at night. I don't know why.. I have played guitar for almost 40 years and lost it. My 2 thumbs are ruined from a job that I had to strain them on all day.. So I went to piano, since I was pretty fast on computer keyboards.

me too i bought this YAMAHA PSR-E473,yesterday..!it's fanstastic

Love your reviews Jeremy! You have the right combination of talk and demonstration as well! Wonderful!!! Thankyou

I have followed your advice and bought this keyboard a few weeks ago. It's such a joy to play a song with this new piano sound. Thanks for the excellent advice!

Great review, great Keyboard. I got it yesterday ! However, it is DISAPPOINTING that cannot do 2 simple things that my Roland E16 from the year 1993, does : 1) cannot fast switch between A & B style variation (without fill-in) 2) cannot hold the sound of the split voice without the need to keep keys pressed down (for example, strings, violin e.t.c.) It does so many crazy things and features, so if it could do also these 2 things i mentioned, it would be flawless ! What do you think ?

This is a nice thorough demonstration. I've been a fan of Yamaha keyboards for decades, and I've purchased a few cheap ones that had some amazing sounds. Great upload!

1:22, F***, that's awesome! What a piano sound! 😲

I remember I asked about "Track control" on another of your videos about the 373. And this video answers that question. I am shocked that the 373 doesn't have this feature ! It was a basic feature on it's PSS keyboards in the 1990's, and very useful for just riffing guitar leads over drums and bass.

Unbeatable sound at that price!

For instant you can use this keyboard for secondary audio player for mp3 or KZfaq music. It has aux in

If anyone has direct experience with this and its predecessor, the 373, my question is about the touch responsiveness. I find that the 373, even with touch response set to hard, is apt to play certain keys extremely loud unless I am very (ridiculously) careful about hitting them softly. Is the 473 an improvement in this regard? If it weren't for this one problem, I would be satisfied with the 373. The additional features of the 473 are great, but not worth the price. If I had them, as well as a more consistently responsive keybed, I'd buy.

That’s a steal for the price!! I might have to buy this ASAP. I miss playing the piano as a hobby seems like the perfect keyboard to get back into it.

Yes got one week and have ago. Now its my favorite toy, sleep late and scales on the way...first problem IS to playing with both hands...

Speaking of the current market, looking forward to your take on the new Casiotone CT-S500. Just ordered one. Two years ago when looking for my son's first keyboard, we ended up with the Casio CT-X800. It just sounds much better than the Yamaha to us. And now he just upgraded to an Alesis Recital Grand. I have owned higher end Roland, Yamaha, and Kurzweil in the past, and the Casiotone CT-S500 highly interests me in this big sea of keyboards on the modern scene. We have to rely on watching videos and reading reviews as we live way up North in the Yukon, Canada. We watch many of your videos, and really enjoy them.

I recognize most features really impressive especially act at the same as a sound card, thanks for giving out more insight

Only 1 small miss by Yamaha is the Indication of the Voices & Styles Printed on the Keybord for Quick Live use may be a prob but can be managed by taking a print of it and stuck on the side as many other keyboards do notify and is a breeze using if needed

Hey man. It's good to see you again in action. I was waiting for this review since the product was released. Thank you very much.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

Great video again, Jeremy. It helps me to decide which keyboard I want to get. All of them. 😜 Like I said previously at different times, Yamaha and Casio are constantly improving and hitting it out of the ballpark for the pricepoint and genre of these keyboards, but this new generation of keyboards addresses lots of the things lacking on the previous editions. The pitchbend wheel, and this keyboard along with the 76 key version PSR-EW425 offered previously give that extra octave some players need. And both these Yamaha and the Casio CT-S500 and CT-S1000V already have the pitchbend wheel and the much desired 1/4" main audio outputs, instead of the minijack headphone/audio out jack. This makes it much more simple and convenient for church and gigging musicians to use pro audio sound reinforcement. Roland has been my favorite brand, but their focus is not arranger keyboards, and the closest is my Go:Keys, when is in a different category by design, and several years ago at the price of this keyboard. But it works for me, especially with 128 key polyphony. I opted for the more expensive Go:Keys at the time over the PSR-E373 because of brand preference, availability, and having more funds at that time, and also, the arranger functions not being major consideration. The phrase loop function is potentially more useful to me, but even my Roland has a minijack headphone/audio output. But also has BT connectivity built in. IMHO, the PSR-E473 edges out the CT-S500, but I have to scrutinize the voice tone comparisons, as both have kicked up audio qualities, but the realism of the acoustic piano on the PSR-E473 is amazing. Like I said, I am glad I didn't get the PSR-E373, or the CT-S1 later. My Go:Keys is still a great keyboard with lots of great sounds, but for my next keyboard, I probably would get the 76 key PSR-EW425, which I may get later for a less expensive alternative to the Roland RD 88 for church, but the CT-S1000V with the vocal synthesizer capabilities added to the CT-S500 is a game changer for what I want to do, and anyone wanting to include innovative background vocals in live performance or music production, so that will be my next keyboard. Otherwise, I would highly recommend the PSR-E473 or the PSR-EW425 for those needing the extra playing range over the CT-S500 for most keyboardists, or aspiring ones watching this video, BUT to also check all the videos on the CT-S500 to scrutinize the sounds and features/capabilities to make the decision. An added note. If you want to sing during your playing performances or nusic production activities without a separate external sound processor and amplification, get these Yamaha keyboards. The CT-S500/CT-S1000V does not have a microphone input. That latter only has the voice synthesizer feature which uses a smarphone or tablet app to program background vocals played on the keyboard. I wishbot had the microphone but I can live withbthat withbthe awesome capabilities. I will just get a good headphone mic and stompbox processor from Roland or the others available. Now comes the other important factor. Price/Cost of these keyboards. I believe you stated that the PSR-E473 has a price of about $380. The 76 key PSR-EW425 seems to be selling for about $490. So the PSR-E473 seems to be on par with the CT-S500 at about the same price at about $380, but I just saw one listing for $280, and another for $480. The PSR-EW425 is selling for about $480, and the CT-S1000V at $450, with an original MSRP of $680. The CT-S500/CT-S1000V both come with the $80 BT adapter that is optional on the previous CT-S1/CT-S400. The choice is yours. Choose your weapon. Have fun, and enjoy 🎶 *FOR THOSE LOOKING TO GET A NEW KEYBOARD* I see so many comments asking Jeremy which keyboard to get and I repeatedly have to reply tgat he cannot make that decision for you, and makes it clear. If he replies, he will just reiterate what he says in his videos for certain things you may need and want. Everyone is unique, with their individual needs, music knowledge, training, experience, preferences, and such. Watch his videos and pay attention before asking questions of that nature, because the answers are almost always addressed there.

can you split the keyboard with piano the the right and bass on the left ?

Nice! Just bought this keyboard a week ago, and it checks all the boxes. Going to need another month or three to experiment with all the functionality.. But to my very unexpected surprise, the grand piano sound, which is very crisp and clear on the e473, was not as good as on my 20 year old Yamaha psr 280.. They share many of the same voices, all of them sounded better on the e473, except...the grand piano. So, Jeremy, hear me out...."Retro Reviews". Starting with the psr 280. Just sayin 😋

I am going to get the Yamaha PSR e473 soon!

Great video! I just bought the Yamaha PSR E475 and I'm wondering if you could do a video explaining in a very easy, step by step fashion, how to use the arpeggiator and change the settings? Thanks

can this keyboard work as a MIDI controller for a Daw???

I enjoyed the video. This Keyboard sounds professional. I might buy one one day.

Another fantastic review, well done 👏 I must say this is best review on this keyboard I've seen so far. The others don't demonstrate the quality and potential of this board the way you do. Again I say well done 👏

I personally think they could have used the touchscreen . I sold mine because it was hard to program . The sounds were quite impressive

Play the Yamaha PSR range side by side with a Roland keyboard and notice how thick the road sounds are. Roland Korg or even another Yamaha professional keyboard for that matter. Yamaha PSR range is a semi professional keyboard mainly used at home or by children. Have you seen a PSR keyboard on a stage in a keyboard rif when an Intern national artist performs?

This just won me over, the mic input and recording option is the best yet!

What an excellent keyboard review. Color me impressed!

Screen problem Is very common in this keyboard I can't read the text clearly

Just got this e473 5 days ago. Im very pleased with it

I picked one up today. Will be on it tomorrow.

I'm gonna start my piano journey with this keyboard. After first hearing you sing last night I feel I can trust you, and that feeling is never wrong. I know I'm supposed to be a great pianist in my heart but because of portability and shear laziness I became a lowly guitarist. So therefore I ask thee most Supreme musical director in the universe to bless my departure from guitar and bless this channel with likes and subscribes!! Amen 🙏 ... haha 😀

My Technics keyboards could do this kind of stuff years ago! I still don't know why they failed. I sold my KN6500 a long time ago and I regret it to this day. I still have my KN1200 and my broken KN1500. (I really need to take some time to fix it.) My complaint is that my old keyboards can't easily communicate with new ones as the old MIDI ports are now USB. Fack!

I remember people getting a bit worried about Yamaha delaying this product, considering that e-373 has been out for around 2 years now! But they went and made it, and it's really impressive! I myself have an e-423 from way back when, still impressed by that keyboard sometimes haha

I've been expecting a video like this from you about this brand new keyboard. Great one whatsoever. I can't hardly wait for my 425 to arrive. To be honest, I'm missing one single thing for this perfect digital piano. I think they really shoud implenet the feature the enables us to layer two sounds in the split section. This could be so useful if we are playing chords as background and leads as lead sounds, but we have to get a good background voice, so we could do that by having the option to layer two sounds together in the split section, not only at the main voice. But, apart from that, it is just perfect. Also, if you have a bit of spare time, could you please make a quick tutorial about how to save our own voices, presets, and etc. to an usb flash drive or pendrive? Thanks.

Thanks Jeremy See.I.ordered one yesterday to go along with my Casio CTX-5000 looking foward to the Fedex truck tomorrow...great review.😎

Does this run on batteries?

Looking forward to this keyboard.. I believe it will land here in the Philippines next month. Sold my Arturia KeyLab 61 for this. Thanks for the review!

A comparison between top of the line PSR and (very) bigger brother Genos would be interesting.

Hi Jeremy I'm looking for a psr that has a grand piano voice like the psr 1500. This piano is warm and the sound quality is great. I've had mine for 18 years.

Brilllliant video Jeremy, thanks so much!

im inlove with the Concert Grand Piano sound.

so glad i saw your channel and because of this, i bought my own psr-e473

True speakers are a great add.. esp for me

Very excited by my upgrade to e473. Latest discovery? Change the Motion Effect setting to 81 KEYBOARD for a great modulation effect button! Also, add a bass as a DUAL sound to fatten thin voices in the left hand. Keep going Jeremy.

Sir will u plzz do a comparison between Yamaha psr e473 and casio ctx 5000...?

I also bought it recently..it's my first...been learning daily

Between this keyboard an the EW410 which one is better? :(

You are a very reliable partner for Yamaha Keyboard lover and Yamaha Company. Thank you, Sir.

This channel helped a lot in deciding to buy a keyboard for my son.

I have the PSR-EW-310 (76 keys) for $199 at guitar center. Unbelievable value.

Pls make some demo on its ballad styles

Thank so much Jeremy See!! This very useful indeed. Explaining the features up to its backbone and comparing to lower version of it is helpful.

I would prefer the EW 425!

"-everybody dance now" Beat drop🤣🤣🎹🎹🎹✊✊

Do you feel an older Yamaha YPG 535 keyboard is a good starter board? I found 1 of these and a broken Korg M-1 and a Peavey KB-60 amp and a stand in a abandoned house trailer. Fixed the Korg for $500. Each works great and being the nut I am, I went out and bought a 2 tier stand and 2 sustain pedals. Now each has its own stand ,cover, pedal. Only thing missing is a skilled operator.

Nice... gonna recommend it to some friends.

Thanks for the vid Haven't spent some time deliberating I think this is gonna be the one for me. Would have been good to see a quick demo for the recording mode feature.

Thanks for a fast but completely understandable and Comprehensive review/demo!!

problem in the screen defect ,, preferably the korg ek50 much better

A wonderful explanation of the keyboard. I would like to know how you record the sounds of the keyboard.

Your reviews and demos are so clear and detailed. Thanks.

I prefer casio ct-x 3000 same price...I was wrong about the casio ct-x 3000...I think the ct-x 700 casiio that is compliments it in a better way for me...I have barely touched by my new Yamaha PSR E-473 looks impressive and infinite in artistic expression...Thanks Jeremy See...🙃😀

Do you happen to know which brand/model is the least expensive or the best-for-the-money with the ability to transpose by adjusting a control?

Looks pretty cool, I have a MX61 myself and I love it but this little dude looks pretty cool

You're awesome. I recommend ya channel to anyone interested in Keyboards. Thanks for the excellent information and outstanding content.

Great explanation Jeremy. God bless you abundantly

im back again. Watching you work these pianos. Also I wouldnt have the skill to enjoy such a piano. Then you showed me i could haha.