Yamaha Furniture Model Digital Piano: Arius YDP-143 for Sale
I am selling a new (One and a half year old) Yamaha Furniture Model Digital Piano: Arius YDP-143.
It provides authentic acoustic piano touch and tone suitable for any aspiring pianist. Some features include Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard action which helps build proper finger technique and strength for an easy transition to playing on acoustic pianos. It's sound is sampled from the Yamaha CFIIIS concert grand piano. Damper Resonance digitally recreates acoustic piano depth of tone when pedaling. Reverb settings set the stage for you to replicate the feeling of playing in a variety of different environments. Also it has 192-note polyphony which prevents dropped notes when playing complex pieces, and the sustained notes ring through faithfully. The furniture-style cabinet lends a classic piano look to any home.
The piano stool is included.
The retail price for this piano is NZ$2495. I am offering it for NZ$1900
If interested, you may call me on 022 687 9875
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