Yamaha YDP105R Digital Piano - Rosewood

The Yamaha YDP105 Digital Piano delivers a rich, luxurious tone and an effortless playing experience, closely emulating the essence of a traditional piano. It inspires you to express the music within effortlessly, ensuring you begin every day with a tune and a smile. This standard 88-key model from the ARIUS series features a weighted keyboard with Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) action, offering a deeply expressive touch. It also includes compatibility with Yamahaâ??s Smart Pianist app, enhancing your playing experience with intuitive features.
As the entry-level model in the Arius range, the YDP105 offers excellent value for beginners, while the YDP145 provides enhanced sound quality with CFX Grand Piano sampling, higher polyphony and additional recording features for more serious players. Read our blog post comparing both models: Yamaha Arius YDP145 vs YDP105: Which Digital Piano is Right for You?

SOUND THAT INSPIRES
The YDP-105 is designed to provide perfectly balanced sound throughout the pianoâ??s range, with clear, powerful basses and an excellent tone.
Revel in superb AWM stereo-sampled reproductions of instruments such as a Yamaha grand piano delivered through newly designed speakers in rich harmonic detail that makes any musical endeavorâ??whether practice or playâ??a truly inspiring experience.

AUTHENTIC ACOUSTIC PIANO PLAYABILITY AND HALF-DAMPER PEDAL CONTROL
With an 88-key piano action, the GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) keyboard reproduces the touch of an acoustic piano, from a naturally heavy feel in the lower key to a lighter touch in the upper octaves. The GHS keyboard provides a grand piano-style response and feel, allowing rapid note repetition and authentic expressive control. Moreover, thereâ??s a half-damper feature that authentically replicates the damper action on a grand piano, providing rich expressive variation.

REPRODUCING THE RESONANCE OF AN ACOUSTIC PIANO
Damper Resonance reproduces the broad, deep sound field of an acoustic piano. It also mirrors the tonal changes that result when a damper pedal on a grand piano is depressed. It includes sounds such as those emitted from the key bed and emulates the cumulative resonance that occurs when all of these sounds blend together.
Specification:

10 Voices, 10 Songs

AMW Stereo Sampling 

64 note polyphony
GHS keyboard with matte black keytops 

Volume Limiter 

Dual/Layer/Duo function
Pedals: Damper, Sostenuto, Soft

Sliding key cover
Built-in stereo amplifier (6W x 2) 

Built-in stereo speaker system (12cm x 2) 
Dimensions: W: 1,357mm H: 815mm D: 422