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@Emute Butkute Other manufacturers, same thing.

Likely support. Just like Yamaha will not help the second they find out your using a jail broken iPad/phone.... Its more a perc, less a selling point. Its not even in the manual. Yamaha wants you to go to their website.

physics. android is inherently slower to respond. Unfortunately, iOS has always been way ahead of Android in terms of audio latency. Even iOS devices as old as the iPhone 4S (and much older) have average latency levels of about 7 ms. That's fifty times less than the average latency for Android devices in 2011. www.androidpolice.com/2015/11/13/android-audio-latency-in-depth-its-getting-better-especially-with-the-nexus-5x-and-6p/

Thanks Darren. Glad to help.

Hello my friend, Yamaha dgx 670 is here

Yes, please!

That's what I was thinking - I'm debating on which one to buy.

Yeah please P225 vs DGX660

I've certainly grown more grey hairs. You can blame my kids for that.

Yes she was also an attractive bird

www.digitalpianoreviewguide.com/yamaha-dgx-660-vs-yamaha-p-115-what-should-you-buy/ apparently her name is sarah :D

All Yamaha apps work very well on the DGX 650. I did not try it wirelessly, but it works very well when you connect the DGX 650 to an iPad with Apple Camera Connection Kit and an IUSB printer cable.

Hi: In the manual book it´s all very well explained. to record it´s very easy, a bit more complicated can be how to record it to the memory USB and from that to the computer but once you make it once it will be just like a joke. All you have to do is to read the manual on that specific point and it will take you less than 5 minutes to start recording your own songs!!! Cheers!

They'll come out with it as soon as you buy a 660 lol

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1) Yes, but you'd have to transfer them one-by-one. 2) To record singing you have to do it directly onto the USB stick where a .wav will be created

Suvodip Chakrabarty agree. P115 keys feel heavier like real piano. Also the low end of 115 sounded better even from same sample. But 115.. really only does piano.

Yes Chord Tracker will work regardless of your voice chosen.

If you already playing in a band, I would just get a Korg D1 to simplify things. It offers good output connectivity for MIDI and sound.

DGX650 is no longer made, DGX660 is it's replacement.

ePianos.co.uk yeah i Know but you can still buy it :D Can i hear a big difference in the Sound?

You should buy the 660, the 650 costs exactly the same for an older model

Hey Lawrence, Great to hear you're going to start playing again! I wish you the best of luck with it. You are correct! The YDP-163 does have a GH3 key grading while the DGX-660 has the GH grading action. The DGX660, however, has a range of rhythms, accompaniments and voices to experiment with (151 voices to be precise!) and has a 5 track recording and a lesson feature too. However, if you arent bothered about all of the fancy bits then I would suggest the YDP-163 as it is a quality instrument that looks great! Any questions please do not hesitate to ask, Thanks, Isaac

+ePianos.co.uk Hey, thanks for answering so fast! One final question, how many years could I play on the YDP 163 before moving on to a more advanced piano, and which model would you recommend then?

It really does depend on how much practice you put in and how fast you progress. The range I would recommend is the CLP range. I would suggest (if you can) to buy an electric piano with wooden keys as this will offer a much more realistic experience to that of these keyboards. Check out the CLP-545 here: www.epianos.co.uk/yamaha-clavinova-clp545b-in-black-walnut-with-free-uk-delivery-370-p.asp However, you should browse the whole CLP range to get an idea of how the models differ: www.epianos.co.uk/clp-clavinova-16-c.asp Thanks, Isaac

Hi, I have got the DGX 650 and the ChordTracker app works flawlessly. You'll need the Apple Camera Connection Kit and an USB printer cable to connect the DGX to your iPad. Regards.

Hi, I am sorry I missed your reply. Thank you!

Yes, just ios for now.

1. Yes just from iTunes currently. But you can work around this if you transfer your music using a PC or mac. 2. Yes but not wirelessly, you'll need to use the jack output and a convertor. Not expensive.

It is like comparing a Mini Morris with a Bentley. Both instruments are digital pianos but the CVP is 5 times the price of the DGX, and it also has 5 times its possibilities. The DGX is good for families and people learning the piano. The CVP is meant for people who already can play quite well and need hugh quality sounds and sophisticated arranging capabilities under their fingers. It is basically a Tyros 4 in a piano cabinet, with a color touchscreen on top. Not quite the same instruments. If you just want to learn to play and have some fun on top, buy the DGX, you'll be very happy with it. Also the DGX is much easier to mive around the house. Regards.

Yamaha Tyros 5. Now superseded by Yamaha Genos.

The melody suppressor is featured on the app called 'Chord Finder' not on the keyboard itself.

650... 200 dollars is a big diference...maybe if the other piano were and arius series..

The only reason to buy the DGX 660 would be if you are a singer and you want to accompany yourself, or if you want to accompany another singer. Then the mike plug would come very handy. Otherwise the DGX 650 is just as good.

I would pay happy 200 dollars for much better piano functions and for the mic and for 30% more in polyphony only these 3 are worth it i guess.

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Apple only I'm afraid.

That sucks. I have DGX-650 and though to sell mine and get the new one because of new option most importantly MIC input, but paying more for the feature i could not use makes me double think.

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what about improved polyphony?

if polyphony is such a big deal one is better off buying another piano, but not for the microphone/app pointless features

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no

what you mean brick?

Yes it is. Not by a huge amount but the increase to 192 note polyphony (from 128 on DGX650) definitely makes it a more sensitive piano.

+ePianos.co.uk Alright, thanks :)

It is NOT the answer about SOUND QUALITY.