Kris Nicholson Unboxing His New Yamaha P-125b Digital Piano

[@DanielDeRudder]

Turning the master volume to max and then saying : I do have people sleeping because right now it's like 12 o' clock at night... ? I guess you had a lot of explaining to do the next morning? :-)

[@weaponkid1121]

28 seconds in, what an incredibly likeable person

[@RayoBeatz]

I do have people sleeping... proceeds to blast the volume all the way up.

[@jaythejayzer]

Dude, you have a really good narrating voice.

[@ayushchandel1228]

You like to collect piano and I don't have money to buy even a single piano.. I just satisfy myself watching videos like this.. Lucky you..

[@rickneff-metal6275]

This was the best Unboxing for this piano on youtube!! I love the close ups you showed on the piano. Also loved how you showed us the sounds of the piano. Thanks for the upload!!

[@GRAFHC]

Why doesn't my P125 sound like this??? ..................oh yeah, maybe because I'm not insanely talented lol

[@SarthakPaul]

I just wanted this detailed demo...Thanks for making this video I gonna buy it within a few months

[@davidsosa538]

"I do have people sleeping because it´s like 12 o´clock at night so...let´s turn it up and wake them the fuck up" XDXDXD

[@masdaff1943]

Another great value piano, the Roland FP30X is also quite the remarkable brand when it comes to creating these sorts of electronic and conventional, or acoustic instruments. I feel as though it’s more of a preference but I have owned a Yamaha P-125b since almost a year now, and no issues can be notably reported. (Although some of the keys may start to get “clunky” as you are giving them more intense use. It is something common so I will link a video on how to fix that for Yamaha models P-45 all the way up to P-125). The Roland FP30X is another great choice and is on par with the Yamaha P-125 if not even a little bit better because whilst Yamaha gives you that 7 Watt output per speaker on the P-125 model, the Roland FP30X gives you more warmth on the lower side of the keyboard while still sounding clean and crisp, not more sharp than Yamaha’s digital pianos but, consistent and crisp at least in my opinion, it’s all preference based. And to be quite frank it’s your choice because whichever you prefer, they are both behemoths of their own leagues!!! : m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaHTp5p-m8aVlas&pp=ygUlSG93IHRvIGZpeCBjbHVua3kga2V5cyBvbiBZYW1haGEgUDEyNQ%3D%3D

[@masdaff1943]

Also I forgot to mention: Rolan FP30X’s speaker output wattage is of 22 Watts so that means you get 11 watts per speaker, Yamaha however gives you that more immersive sound but Yamaha does it better with their speaker that are directly facing you.

[@MrSweelinck]

I have people sleeping ... let me just play this as loud as I can at midnight 'cause that's how I roll.

[@aitorjara100]

So your friend is basically awake now ?

[@209blackninja]

I love the song of the piano but dude you playing was great wish i could play like that.

[@209blackninja]

Thank you

[@davidcudlip6587]

I'm a beginner thinking about purchasing one of these. I want something with a good Rhodes and electric piano and organ sound. How do you like yours for these sounds?

[@KMNKeyboardVault]

I sold mine a upgrade to a P-515 it’s awesome I also have a video review on it if you’d like to see it on KZbin

[@lsvideo73]

Thank you for the demo. I’m going to buy this one. You sold me! My mom loved listening to you play!

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

Excellent review, this piano will be mine

[@carloseduardoromerosanchez3282]

Eres un profesional😂👍🏻😇💎💎💎💎💎💎💎

[@zendobrendo0001]

"I don't have my chops up right now..." Uh, your chops blow me out of the water haha. Great review.

[@carlosalbertohernandezjime9878]

Jijijiiiberws un hombre muy feliz ,siempre estas súper contento ,y tocas súper bien ,me encanta esa aptitud

[@oymeit]

That piano sounds very good. High quality.

[@godogid]

What do you think about yamaha arius? Like for example ypd 143?

[@ghastlyone3872]

I was on the fence but now im running to the store for one!

[@Pe6ek]

Is the action too heavy? Thanks.

[@lukedocherty2855]

Amazing video. Really explained to me why this is so good definitely getting this for Christmas

[@eusticom5821]

I played this today at a store. Through headphones, most of the electric pianos had this sort of white noise additional layer added on to every note above middle C and also you could notice it on all chords with over 3 notes (not noticeable through headphones). Does anyone else notice this?

[@rdtgn2155]

How many midi song can you record with smart pianist application? Pls answer. Thanks

[@KMNKeyboardVault]

RD TGN As many as your iPad can hold depending on the memory

[@chickfalley4205]

Its says Merci on the box :D

[@J.B24]

I do have people sleeping now but I'm going to play it as loudly as possible lol.

[@KMNKeyboardVault]

Yes people are still sleeping at my house but I did not have it up loudly I had the microphone close to the piano

[@ChemicalXRated]

...subscribed! I love your video and because of it, I will be purchasing one. grazie mille🎵🎶💋

[@CraftMojo777]

Compare to dgx 660?

[@Chachotronico]

Great video! nice playing by Kris Nicholson. Did anybody saw the kitty at 26:39 and 27:42?

[@antoniojuarez7009]

Very good demo and review!!!, congratulations,...

[@improvisedbasscovers5735]

The P125 has great value. Not much variety of sounds, but the few sounds that it has are top-notch and better than similar sounds on the Roland RD-88. You can layer sounds to achieve more variety of sounds. For example, layer a piano sound with the string sounds and hold down the sustain pedal, then it works perfectly for a song like "Head Over Hells" by Tears for Fears or "So in Love" by OMD. Or layer the DX7 sound with a string sound with lots of sustain then it sounds well for "West End Girls" by Pet Shop Boys.

[@CharlesTapp-b7i]

Would you be interested in an old electric organ?

[@51MontyPython]

How would you say the sound of the piano compares to more high end models, as far as the realism of the sound?

[@wildrabbitorigami4026]

Hi Kris Nicholson, most of the time i playing piano using on board internal speaker (not headphone). This three digital piano Yamaha P125 , Korg B1 , Casio Px160, Which would you recommend?

[@KMNKeyboardVault]

Definitely the Yamaha P-125

[@ferdearmas8732]

@@KMNKeyboardVault Hi, and which is better between Yamaha P125 and Roland FP10/30?.

[@SharkilarDunyasi]

@@ferdearmas8732 yamaha p125

[@JitinMisra]

I own the p515 and am contemplating getting p125 Bc I don’t like the samples on p515, any thoughts?

[@napoleonplzx]

Hook it up on your pc/mac and use piano libraries/vsts. They sound way better and more realistic and the choices are vast. They're a bit costly though.

[@skabettispaghetti5451]

This was fantastic. Thank you!

[@78ovation]

ive just ordered this👍👍 carnt wait!!

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thanx, Kris🌹🌹🌹

[@johnnylong2023]

now the keybed how it is???

[@mgshow8596]

U r playing such cool pieces on it.. Wao..

[@hasmukhtrivedi5040]

Please tell me its price !

[@Wulfcry]

The piano speaks :).

[@Pe6ek]

Yamaha should hire you!

[@alexanderwilliams1731]

Good piano!!!

[@ohenewaofori5080]

How do you transpose on the P 125? please answer. Thanks

[@aBachwardsfellow]

- press and hold BOTH the METRONOME and RHYTHM buttons. While holding, press one of the 6 (chromatic) keys on either side of middle C to transpose to the corresponding key. For example, pressing the G below middle C will transpose to the key of G, pressing the E above middle C will transpose to the key of E. Press middle C (while holding the 2 buttons) to restore to un-transposed pitch. See p. 17 of the user manual - here: tw.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/5/1204365/p125_p121_en_om_a0.pdf

[@michaelbentley4182]

Excellent!

[@MMD88]

I know I’m a bit late but just a quick question do you think if someone were to learn to play on it he would be able to play on a grand piano easily?

[@aBachwardsfellow]

If you practice on the P125 using the correct technic your playing will reasonably transfer to an acoustic instrument. Every acoustic instrument is different and requires some adjustment on your part to get used to - this is normal. As a classically-trained pianist, I find that I can adjust the touch and volume settings on the P125 to get a quite satisfactory touch response both for practice and performance. For practice I prefer a "heavier" touch, so I set the touch to hard, and lower the volume so that I can play quite firmly to get the desired response. Practicing this way makes the transition to acoustic instruments such as grand piano practically seamless - as if I had been practicing on the acoustic instrument all along. Hope that helps -

[@aBachwardsfellow]

​@@beatingbits I'm interested to know what your old piano was - acoustic or digital? Because of the short key length the P125 action is heavier the further in on the keys you play. So if your Chopin pieces have sharps and flats - which of course is most likely - then you will notice an added heaviness as you move in on the keys. I actually prefer the heavier action for practice as it builds up finger strength. But if you are trying to play leggiero you may need to adjust your technic slightly. This is a common issue for pianists when playing on different acoustic instruments - some adjustments in technic are often needed. Try setting the P125 touch to soft or medium, and adjust the volume knob to find the best response range. You may also try the 4th P125 piano voice as it is a somewhat lighter instrument. Hope that helps.

[@johnxavier8732]

I have the p-125 and that second organ sound is horrid, they could have done so much better. I agree that the harpsichord is the best I've heard. Nice playing.

[@khemistryfilms]

Great job on the review.

[@aBachwardsfellow]

- super review ! - Nice to hear the actual speakers - and your playing style - very impressive! THANKS for this!

[@ChazSeamus28]

whats up with the B? the b is the 61 key version? and the regular is 88 keys?

[@KMNKeyboardVault]

B stands for Black there it’s also a white version W

[@ChazSeamus28]

@@KMNKeyboardVault thank you

[@ralphmancini3469]

Why is the Yamaha P-125 Model Labeled as such & doesn't have the B after the P-125 Model #.....and yet I see some with the B. I was told that it only meant that it was Black??? Really-then it should say so.

[@lordclouds2865]

Yamaha does this with all their models. If is black they add a b. If it's white they at a w. Is for inventory reasons

[@djr5824]

Hey bud I'm a beginner pianist and would like to know what you think, would you recommend this p125 keyboard or something else to start learning on? I'm 43 years old and hope it's not to late to learn piano I've always loved how it soothes my soul when I hear it softly and also love the blues and rock n roll also played!! Thanks

[@محمدالخلفي-ط1ل]

Yamaha P125 and kawai es110 Both are good 👍👌

[@ferdearmas8732]

Ok, and what about Roland FP10 or 30?.

[@محمدالخلفي-ط1ل]

@@ferdearmas8732 Roland FP30, making it an excellent tool for learning the piano

[@ferdearmas8732]

@@محمدالخلفي-ط1ل Which is better and more reliable ?.Thanks!. between P125 and FP10

[@محمدالخلفي-ط1ل]

@@ferdearmas8732 you can compare fp10 with Yamaha p-45 **Entry level*** Yamaha p-125 with fp-30 ***Mid-range**** For Me Yamaha-125 is a good choice for a mid-range