Yamaha P200 Electric Piano
Specifications
- 12 basic sounds
- Dual play mode
- Dynamic touch
An excellent 88 note stage piano, keyboard with 12 basic sounds: pianos, organ, strings, two bass sounds with 2 banks of 12 combinations of the 12 sounds. Opportunity to play in "dual" (two layered sounds) or split (keyboard cut in 2), great touch, excellent sound quality effects (level adjustable), reverb (room, stage, hall) and modulation (chorus, synphonique, tremolo), tuning sounds like hardness for E-piano.
Available for hire across Birmingham and the UK. Need advice? Call 0121 333 7711 or send an enquiry.
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