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(More customer reviews)I have this model of the Yamaha keyboard collection, and I have to say: it's the best model I've ever owned (save the older one I gave away, which was also a Yamaha). The older one would probably be about 14 years old by now, and I remember it very well. It was probably my first one with songs like 'House of the Rising Sun' 'Troika' 'New Age'. I've played the EZ-30 keyboard for three years now and it's sounding like new; nothing sounds outdated. It's timeless! I truly recommend this model to anyone wishing to learn how to play the piano as it assists you in both mistakes and accomplishments through lessons. It provides you with voice feedback. The keys also have a light-up feature, perfect for beginners and even for experts! It provides you with an array of realistic-sounding instruments as well as unbeatable sound effects: from helicopter to streams to birds to thunder. Songs include 'Celebration' , 'Happy Birthday' , as well as classics: 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me' 'Greensleeves' 'Fur Elise' and patriotic melodies. Everything is accessible, you're able to record and download your own or pre-created songs. In summary, I give it five stars for its sophistication and ease of play.
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The Yamaha EZ30 61-Key Portable Keyboard with guide lights has piano-size, touch-sensitive keys and allows you to learn to play with the help of the guide lights. The Yamaha EZ30 has 608 instrument sounds and 100 built-in songs to learn. The keyboard features general MIDI with in/out connectivity for your computer. This key feature means the EZ30 has the ability to download songs from the Internet into the keyboard's flash memory. The sonic quality of the EZ30 is enhanced with 32 notes of polyphony, two-way speakers, and bass ports.
The EZ30 can help turn you into a skilled musician with nine levels of lessons. The guide lights help you learn right- and left-hand parts and brings both hands together with special lesson plans. The EZ30 gives lesson feedback with a grading function that evaluates your playing. In no time your fingers will be dancing across the keys and before you know it, you'll be playing Beethoven sonatas, impressing your friends and family.
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