Yamaha PSR-EW425
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Yamaha
PSR-EW425
Product Info
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The PSR-EW425 is a solid choice for beginner to intermediate players or anyone wanting a portable, feature-packed keyboard. It's brimming with sounds and styles, making it perfect for casual playing, learning, or even composing simple arrangements – especially if you’re looking for a good organ sound on a budget.
Product Description
- Yamaha PSR-EW425
- Keyboard
- 76 Keys with touch response
- 820 Sounds incl. premium organ sound
- 290 Styles
- 64-Voice polyphonic
- Pitch Bend Wheel
- Motion effect button and 2 Live Control knobs
- GM/XGLite compatible
- Effects (Reverb
- Chorus
- Master EQ
- DSP1: 42 types
- DSP2: 12 types)
- One Touch Setting
- Style File Format (SFF) compatible
- Groove Creator (35 grooves
- 5 sections)
- 30 Preset songs
- Midi Recording (5 Melody + 1 Style/Groove Creator)
- SMF format 0+1
- USB Audio Player & Recorder (Wav
- 44.1 kHz
- 16 bit
- stereo)
- Quick Sampling (44.1 kHz
- Onehsot or Loop
- 4 User Samples
- Sampling Time approx. 9.6 seconds
- Sampling Input: Aux In
- Mic Input
- USB Audio or Wav File).
- Functions: Dual
- Split
- Harmony (26)
- Arpeggio (152)
- Articulation
- Registration Memory
- Metronome
- Tuning (427 - 453 Hz)
- Octave Keys
- Melody Suppressor.
- USB to Device
- USB to Host (Midi + Audio)
- Aux input: 3.5 mm stereo jack
- Headphone output: 6.3 mm stereo jack
- Audio output: 2x 6.3 mm jack
- Microphone input with vocal effects
- Loudspeaker 2 x 12W with Mega Boost function
- Battery operation possible (6x D
- not included)
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 1200 x 404 x 136 mm
- Weight: 8.3 kg
- Colour: Black
- Incl. power supply (PA-300C) and music stand
PROS
- • 76 keys with touch response offer nuanced expressive playing.
- • Extensive sound library, especially the premium organ sound, is a real highlight.
- • Groove Creator provides a fun, accessible way to create custom backing tracks.
- • Quick Sampling allows for immediate sonic experimentation and personalization.
CONS
- • The plastic keybed, while functional, lacks the feel of weighted or semi-weighted action.
- • Limited connectivity options compared to higher-end workstations.
- • While versatile, the overall build quality feels somewhat budget-oriented.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
76
Key Type
Touch-sensitive, unweighted
Sounds
820 Voices (including premium organ)
Rhythms
290 Styles
Speakers
Internal Stereo Speakers (power output not specified, typical for this class)
Weight
Approximately 13.2 lbs (based on similar Yamaha models)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's lighter and quicker, more akin to a digital piano's synth action; it lacks the resistance of weighted keys but offers some dynamic control.
Yes, using the USB audio interface functionality, you can record your samples directly to your computer in WAV format.
It’s best suited for practice or simple song arrangements; the limited control over the harmony voices makes it less ideal for complex live performances.
