Yamaha PSR-E473 vs PSR-EW425 - Which One Should You Get?

[@JeremySee]

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[@immanuelfranklinj5873]

Bro please put about i500

[@liamcabrera8054]

Hi. Can I message you in an email? I really need advice from you. Thanks for the videos.

[@ThePianoJourneyMusic]

For a Piano Player the EW425 really appeals, mainly due to it's extra keys and better samples Great comparison as always!

[@dpwaldman3145]

Everyone should know that if you buy an E-473, like I did, you may get stuck with a defective display (inconsistent contrast, with lighter/darker lettering and numbering). I bought in the U.S., and recently determined that I have the defective display. I have been unable to get the situation rectified so far through Guitar Center, where I bought the keyboard. Apparently Yamaha is not standing behind their product. I was not aware of the problem when I bought the keyboard, but after your warning video, I checked and found the display to be compromised.

[@Onkel.Moetrik]

Can someone link to this warning video I can't seem to find it..

[@Al_Nar_]

The same problem has been reported for E473 by many user world wide

[@makaras]

After 2 years the same is now happening to my EW425 display

[@cocovi]

Regarding somre orgnan voices, the user's manual on page 11 states the following: "Voices of numbers 28-37 have the same display names on both the PSR-E473 and PSR-EW425. However, on the PSR-EW425, a percussive click sound at key-on/key-off and a leakage sound are added, providing more realistic vintage organ sounds."

[@tibeklucio3418]

Watching your channel made me decide to buy PSR EW 423 76 keys that I can carry out from my home .I was told by our department to play music this coming December not only that I will be the DG .I have a Yamaha 88 keys keyboard but it’s heavy and attached to a wood stand .I have 61 keys that I have been carrying outside but it’s limited features/ small for my fingers since I upgraded to 88 keys. Thank you again for your channel.More power to you.

[@tibeklucio3418]

Correction I mean E425

[@brianregan5053]

Thanks for your review, Jeremy. It is very helpful to me in making a decision. Actually, I'm going to order both models, for different locations in my house.

[@darykinnaman2319]

I am busy in my studio because of purchases made on your recommendation. Thank you, Jeremy.

[@torontocpl]

Thanks Jeremy… your video is perfect.. Your comparison is more than fair in highlighting each machines strength Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@bewarethedecks]

At 4:43 into the video, you can see that the display on the 473 is failing. Yamaha identified batches of 473s that had problems with the display. From what I've read, 473s that have been made more recently do not have the problem. I think Jeremy noted this in his video where he discusses the display issue. 🤔

[@JeremySee]

Yamaha has recognized this issue and will replace the LCD even beyond the warranty period for these affected models.

[@CaptainChuks17]

And as always, the Yamaha keyboard PSR-EW425 is my definite choice, and I won't change my choice. Thank you so much Jeremy See for doing a comparison on these 2022 Yamaha Keyboards, especially on Yamaha's updated E-series. Thanks a lot sir 🥰

[@robertgarland9342]

Just purchased the EW425 online and eagerly awaiting its arrival. Thanks for sharing this. I was thinking about the E473 but when I saw your other video about the display problems I went for the EW425 instead. For only a few dollars more I agree with you and I think the EW425 is much better value.

[@JeremySee]

Glad I could help!

[@davidhiggins7026]

Both of these keyboards were brought out by Yamaha in mid 2022 at the same time. The thing is that the PSR-E473 originally brought out in 2022 has in 2024 been upgraded to the PSR-E483. Said by a large Euro retailer to be available just prior to July 2024. Therefore for those wanting the PSR-E473 they could pay a bit more and get the PSR-E483, after that is checking out the differences on Yamaha web site. Best to. Some differences but not a great deal of them I notice. Who wants a used older model though? should the intent be to sell it on later on. In the longer term it would not matter so much. Though any remaining PSR-E473's may soon see a price drop, just so that Yamaha and the dealers get rid of them all. A nice bargain could be had. Also then we could be seeing soon an upgrade coming on the PSR-EW425. Yamaha have not released any details about it though later on this year I suspect it may get an upgrade. Maybe, maybe not. The 76 key PSR-EW310 however is getting an upgrade at the same time as the PSR-E473, it'll also be in stores around July 2024 time in the guise of a PSR-E320. Originally brought out in 2020. I would imagine the dealers prefer newer models as over the years the retail prices do tend to drop from the original RRP. With a brand new model for a while they can stick to the RRP set by Yamaha and maybe make a nice bit of profit, then the numerous Yamaha dealers gradually drop the retail price, so that 'they' get a sale and not some other Yamaha dealer. I get the feeling a PSR-EW435 could be on the way, though from what we hear in this video both the PSR-E473 and the PSR-EW425 sound good enough for me. Even folk more in to Synthesizers than these Yamaha/Casio type home keyboards are better off getting something similar to these Yamaha PSR range of keyboards. Having a good collection of the established musical instruments of the world on a keyboard, and having them 'actually sounding' like these instruments can be a handy addition to whatever synthy type music that they do like to make. Mind you having just looked through the online manuals, neither of these Yamaha models have 5 pin midi in/out, just usb midi to a computer. So I would not be too keen on either, having other 5 pin din midi equipment that can't connect to a computer without first purchasing a midi interface unit. $120+ for a decent ESI M4U type one. Manufacturers reluctance to fit 5 pin midi in/out on their products loses a sale there then with me. It would cost them $25 at most and make these keyboards far more versatile. Not just having it computer based or in stand alone mode.

[@paulydpaulyd9746]

Another Great Demonstration Jeremy. As you started playing the Organ Voices, my Eyes were drawn to the Leslie / Fridge, behind You 😉👍👍👍

[@JeremySee]

Sharp eyes! 😉

[@BT-vu2ek]

Jer, really good comparison video. You really went the extra mile and covered a lot of possibilities. Nice job!

[@karvind]

Thank u for the review I am going to buy E473

[@lewisowens1884]

You convinced me … usually a casio fan however this EW just sounds better than x-5000 and Korg E50. Worth pushing the boat out for additional keys and earthier tones. Love the videos, Now to find best price in Singers, as all my other keyboards back in blighty !! 👍

[@paulorobalo7216]

The usual stuff - entertaining, informative 👍 Jeremy talks like a teacher, even though English is not my native language, due to the way he talks, I can understand every single word! 🙂

[@TheMg49]

Yes, his way of talking is sort of unusual, but nevertheless it is effective. Good stuff!

[@BeSmarterFaster]

Another excellent and helpful comparison. However, even after listening to this video with headphones, I am hard pressed to hear much of a difference in the sounds. Clearly your younger ears are better than my old ones. LOL

[@keithpatel6584]

The 425 is my choice for home use as well as on stage in a small group.

[@tunchap]

Well explained. KEEP GOING AHEAD!

[@nikhilna3294]

Hello Jeremy,you're videos are the best for those who buy a keyboard but after getting it,there's some common things we should do and shouldn't do,so can you please upload a video which explains the do's and don'ts of a keyboard,It'll help each and every one who has a keyboard,like how to properly on and off a keyboard,some safety precautions,etc... It's better to know these from a expert like you.

[@Chris.Brisson]

Whatever you do, DO NOT USE AS A FLOATATION DEVICE.

[@sunilkhanzode4515]

Very nice and detailed comparison, thank you 👍

[@keithpatel6584]

Nice comparative review and with enough detail to decide which one is better suited to the player 👏

[@JeremySee]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stratcat4461]

Yamaha would be wise to put you on their payroll. You would be a powerful asset for them to sell more keyboards.

[@JeremySee]

Unfortunately, they wouldn't even LEND me keyboards to review. 🥺

[@starbuckavon4030]

Wow. The price of the 425 didn't change at all in two years. I'm surprised. BTW, just got mine and I'm loving the hell out of it!

[@MrBrandPeter]

Great comparison, helped a lot!

[@cesarfreek]

Jeremy could you make a comparison between the yamaha psr E473 vs yamaha psr SX600 to compare the quality of the sounds of the preset pianos? you make excellent comparisons

[@plantman6245]

Yes sx600 is double price so would also be keen to see if it has significant better voices

[@thelastgatoo3089]

Yeah, comparison now ! SX600 vs E473

[@Nilshh]

+1

[@Frisbieinstein]

The headphones turn off at random times. Rebooting doesn’t solve the problem. You’ve got to wait a random time to get the headphone output back. The other thing is that voices saved to the bank are saved only partially. When the machine is rebooted some of the saved parameters revert to the (bad) defaults.

[@JeremySee]

That's what warranty is for.

[@Frisbieinstein]

@@JeremySee I returned it with the oversight of a Yamaha representative. He warned me that the new 473 might have the same problem. It did.

[@hektorpoeta6927]

super material danke Jeremy

[@INTERCEPTOR310]

Woow, thank you for this great Video!! I didn't know that these two models are almost the same. I think I'll take the cheaper one for my small music room!!

[@winterheat]

3:12 the default concert grand sound

[@AmitYu-xy2gv]

To everyone who are planning to buy EW 425 or E 473....I had purchased the keyboard a week back. I was using E 453 before. My advice to everyone....don't buy this keyboard. Really disappointed with the quality of the same. Reasons 1) The first tone...Live Concert grand piano which is the primary piano tone is horrible...it is very thin as a sample and you can't edit it as the problem lies with the sample itself.....the second tone which is Live Grand Piano is way better..it is pretty fuller and acceptable. 2) The speakers are very poor and less louder ...you need to keep the volume at 85 to 90 percent ....the voice coming out is pretty average. Now they have given a button call MEGABOOST which can increase the volume which increase all the frequencies...it has level 1 and level 2....once you go to level 2...the voice distort.....this is so stupid...why will you do that....instead the speakers auto should automatically be powerful and stable enough to do that specifically for EW 425 which is said to have stronger speakers. 3) The build quality of the keys and off on button is the worst...cannot believe it.....yamaha is degrading the quality of the keyboard...it looks like 4) Lot of voices present in the keyboard are too thin and these cannot be edited or usable....specifically the Live Concert Grand piano This is the most genuine feedback you will find on any website.....these youtube reviewers won't tell all these flaws since they are paid by Yamaha...it looks like......my E453 was way better overall

[@alexbeneventi938]

Which one do you think is better, one of these or the Korg ek50?

[@DJ-yz4fe]

Thank u so much sir for making this kinds of videos appreciate it so much😊😊😊

[@dorcasowens1210]

HI Jeremy. After watching a number of your keyboard videos I have decided to purchase the Yamaha E473 keyboard. I will be playing gospel music. Please recommend an Amplifier and microphone set up to go with it. I really appreciate your very knowledgeable videos. Thank you very much for all the information you share.

[@enlighteneduk]

Another great video, thanks!

[@sprh60]

Today I ordered the EW425, so this review wasn't in time for me. Based on your other videos I made the right choice, I think. Although very thorough, I miss extensive information about the connectivity (can I plug in a guitar and record it?) and the use of the samples (do the keys respond or just the pads?). Anyway, thanks for the info you provided and maybe I can answer my own questions in a few days.

[@Thzora]

Only the pads responds samples

[@Thzora]

It would be nice to know which organ-sounds are from the YC. (the 425 has got several organ-sounds from the YC-Keyboards). I've got the EW425. It's a great instrument for the price. If you're not satisfied with a preset-sound, you can change the settings like Cutoff, Attack, Release, Reverb,Chorus,Resonanz or use a DSP-effect as well - or layer it with another sound. Tip: Connect it with a subwoofer. E.g. Yamaha KS-SW100 at mono-output. The PSR-EW425 has not a special EQ-setting for this subwoofer - like the SX-familiy - but it's an upgrade (sounds awesome)

[@GanjjaGuru]

Hey Jeremy, Donner just came out with a upgrade of the Donner DP-20 and its called the Donner SE-1, i would love if you reviewed that one!! Great video by the way

[@magikat7]

Hi Jeremy, could you kindly tell me, why does the Ew425 have such a 'resonant' and reverb-y sound effect on grand piano? I am interested in definitely using it for piano but can't stand this looongg reverb on this piano...all the notes blend together in an annoying hum and echo, almost like a harmonica instead of being clear. Is this fixable in the settings? Have you noticed this? TIA

[@ray_Manja]

Hello jeremy brother I am from India 🇮🇳 I am confused between Yamaha PSR EW425 and Yamaha PSR i500. Which one I should go with Thanks in advance🙏🏻

[@RS_kesh]

Hi brother, i really need a suggestion what should i buy Yamaha psr e473 or ctx 3000 i am redy to buy psr 473 but I just saw ur 1yr old video I ctx really better than psr 473 ?? Or psr 473 is more nice?

[@nextthankyou6184]

Sams question. Can I ask what did you buy in the end? Thank you

[@vladyyg23]

@jeremy

[@jamesreardon6819]

Thank you, Jeremy, for this excellent review, as always. Towards the end of your piano voice demos for each instrument, I noticed you operated several other controls. Can you comment on what you are doing in future review videos. Cheers.

[@TheRimeOfTheAncientMariner]

These are so helpful!

[@usuariodesconocido3533]

Roland rd 88 or Yamaha p515 ?

[@ShellyAnderson0624]

I actually didn't know about the differences you mentioned and thought the keyboards were identical, except for the size. Out of curiosity, I even looked at the DGX-670 to see if it would have been worth it to upgrade to that one. Considering the differences you mentioned, I momentarily would have been tempted to go for the 76 key version. But the price difference and batteries would have been price prohibitive on my budget. I bought the PSR-E473 for the microphone and sound. I'm happy with it. It would have been for home use anyway. Thanks for making the distinction. It definitely gives one the information they need to decide if the differences are worth the extra money.

[@JeremySee]

You've got a great buy Shelly. ❤️

[@ShellyAnderson0624]

I think so.. Maybe someday you might feel inspired to do a video tutorial on using some of the features? Those are great for new buyers..

[@ShellyAnderson0624]

You did make a tutorial for this keyboard! I just found it. You covered the voices and rhythm. Helpful 😊 It's the mic function I would like to see a tutorial on. Maybe someday....

[@ActualCounterfactual]

Hi all... I bought the Yamaha PSR-E473 but once I had it in front of me it felt a bit too small for me (hope this help any potential buyers)

[@derejeyeshaneh2061]

*Thank you your bright lecture! where is made both products?*

[@gRosh08]

Cool! Thanks for sharing.

[@kubax5450]

Hello Jeremy. Thanks to your advices I decided to buy the PSR-E473. After switching from ancient psr-270 I must say that the quality of the new one is overwhelming

[@lordbachus]

Better, there is no such thing as better, only more suited… for playing style, personal preferences and personal budget.

[@user-uz5wl2lw3v]

Can you do Yamaha PSR-EW425 vs Korg EK-50 L? Please

[@carloscanova5789]

I would like a comparition between Medeli akx 10 and yamaha psr 473

[@Willystepanus]

Ew425 its very natural for the grand piano sound

[@sahilsiddiqui5937]

I will definitely go for ew425

[@karvind]

Hey Jeremy, could u please review Roland Ex 50, which just launched.

[@ron-almog]

DGX-670 has an accompaniment mode called 'full keyboard' where you can play anywhere and the chords will be detected. does any of these keyboards have that?

[@nyaokehsilphanoh9364]

Hey Jeremy! Thanks for the comparative analysis. Meanwhile am asking to know if there is a way i can detect original vs fake yamaha psr e473. Or if there is no fake versions of psr e473

[@vinayanjali3003]

Good video sir. Can you suggest me which is better Yamaha psr e473 or Casio ctx 9000

[@vito_keys]

Imagine the PSR-EW425 having a piano-focused twin model called DGX-270 with box shaped, semi weighted keys and the live control knobs removed, but shares the exact same sounds and style (except the ethnics, as Yamaha digital pianos always lacked ethnic/world sounds)

[@anonymousloris]

I'm pretty sure yamaha does have world sounds.

[@jchung5242]

Can I connect iPad to these E series 473 to an iPad to view larger information? I am old eyesight not that good . Thanks for all these valuable information in KZbin

[@hepcda]

Good video. Which will be better? korg ek-50 vs yamaha psr-e473

[@tiffanydouglas2686]

Both models got my vote. The PSR-E473 has at least 61 keys. The PSR-EW425 has 76 keys.

[@oswaldotchere6060]

I just got the PSR EW425 but don't have a clue. I've not even opened the box yet. I would like to learn how to play it.

[@vladnikola669]

Hello Can you help me PLEASE 🙏 My question: How I can use loop function on Yamaha psr e 473 from tones and styles? It is said on manual that loop to pad possible from microphone, audio or USB. But I need make loop from keyboard itself from tones or styles. Please help me. Thank you

[@jjacob25101]

Great video, Jeremy. You know I addressed this subject of the 61/76/88 note keyboards several times, and how it would apply to myself, and others like you stated at the end of this video. Main considerations are your level of playing proficiency and music knowledge, what you play, if you go beyond the 61 note range like more advanced players that play fancy scales, riffs and techniques, and if you play sheet music that extends past the 61 note range usually on the left/lower notes. If you are in more formal, serious piano training, of course you will need an 88 key weighted keyboard, but a 61 or 76 key instrument still may be useful to you when those requirements are not applicable. For myself, until I get to the level of freely playing like some of my favorite keyboardists, like the Late Great George Duke, Joe Sample, Yohan Kim, Masataka Kono, and this awesone nice guy named Jeremy See, and others, I can get by with the 61 note keyboard. Certain sheet music examples extend past the lower range, but I have been dealing with it.Not a big issue. With the PSR-E473/EW425, you mentioned several differences that changes the whole ball game for some of us. The extended note range, longer length and added weight is a given, but for myself, and certain othets, the improved sound patches and amplification on the PSR-EW425 is a must have, snd worth the extra $120 USD. It's amazing what people like Yohan Kim and Masataka Kono can do with even 37 mini keys, like on the Roland JD-Xi, and Yamaha PSS-A50 I have, and the Reface series, and even other keyboard controllers for live performance, more than just inputtingvparts on a DAW setup. Also, regarding the speakers amplification, sound quality, having studied music technology, electronics, sufio and working with sound reinforcement at church and other venues, I am very familiar with all the factors you mentioned. Twice the rated power output does not always mean twice the volume capability, and neither does speaker size and other factors always apply. You can have a high rated power amplifier but, if not a high fidelity amplifier, it could have lots of noise or the sound quality, along with the speakers may not be as good as a lower powered set up from a better brand and model level. Speaker design and materials matter, too. Also, a good quality system sounds better with more presence at lower volume, too. In 1984 I had a Buick Grand National, a popular performance car, even today. I had a cusyom stereo system right when car audio was just starting to get popular and was taking off. I had two 120 watt amplifiers with a high and stereo deck. It sounded really nice, even at lower volume. To this day I have a thing with headphones and speakers especially self amplified ones. But if you're not particular about the added perks of the PSR-EW425, the PSR-E473 will be fine. Even the PSR-E373 for some. The same goes for the Casio CT-S500/CT-S1000V, CT-S1/ CT-S400, as well as the other Casio keyboards, like the affordable 88 key versions, as well as the Yamaha one you have, forgot the model number. The Casio CT-S500/CT-S1000V is also great, the latter will be my next keyboard because of the compact size, portability and vocal synthesizer functions. But the Yamahas are comparable, depending on what the different features and sound is preferable. I still want to get the PSR-EW425, probably for my church keyboard to compliment the Casio CDP-S350 we have there. I can get the Fantom-06 instead, as it has the same improved key action as the Fantom-07 for a little less, and more compact for my place, and taking it when I want to add it to my church setup when that time comes. The sound quality of the Casio/Yamaha keyboards are great, but no comparison to the Fantom-06/07, except maybe the pianos, especially those strings, but it costs 4 times the price of the Yamaha PSR-EW425. They are all great, for what you need/want, and can afford and are willing to spend and maybe save up for. There's a lot of great periphersl items that make playing composing/recording and performing, social media production and such. Lots of new goodies Roland has, including some incredible apps for music snd video production.

[@JeremySee]

You are always so generous with sharing your wealth of research and experience Jacob!❤️

[@akiten4649]

Hi Jeremy I like to know witch of them can play Yamaha USB styles. Thanks

[@pratikrajsah]

We need more contents on EW425

[@CallMeDany]

Hi all. I am beginning to learn piano keyboard. Can anyone recommend to me whether I should go for EW425 or E473? It is pertinent to mention that I am starting from scratch and I am not learning for commercial purposes (just a hobby). Your kind help regarding this will be admiringly appreciated.

[@jleonelss]

Remember that dgx-670 came without a numeric keyboard to change voices?, well time has proved us right. numeric keyboard are back, with a cheat but its present in these models. with the Num Lock (portable grand) button 👍 Now, wait for the DGX-680 😅

[@ronaldcoeman4354]

Help me please and tell me what could be the problem my Casio Lk110 has because when I press some buttons,other buttons also produce sound yet they are un touched

[@edwinernesrofloresrivas2250]

Muchos teclados hermano regalame uno quiero iniciar en la música 🎶

[@atrothe]

So it begs the question ..can you load the 425 sounds on the E473?

[@siddheshthakre7462]

For beginner what you suggest @jeremy see Psr e473 or ew425...

[@klevinjoyaldalmeida8068]

Ur are giving ❤️Great demonstrate of psr e473 ,I got very useful about this keyboard series I have same keyboard I need a help can please give demo of what's user present, how to save and use it🙏

[@MorenaNzimande]

I would like to see a comparison between Roland E09 and Korg EK-50 Limitless.

[@NastaEmmanuel-fw1bx]

Hello Jérémy please can the super articulation on these keyboards be triggered using the pedal

[@reubenwils6]

Is it possible to play guitar through these two keyboards?

[@manassehrufusesrael4586]

Hey Jeremy does it support Indian styles through flash drive???

[@aksashienmendez5108]

Thank you jermy Helpful

[@frankllancachahua977]

Dear Jeremy. QUESTION: How good is the PSR-EW425/E473 as a midi controller?. I heared the casio CT-S500 can be configured; the knobs (maybe even buttons) to send CC messages. I will confirm all by downloading the manuals later, but maybe you can share some knowledge to all of us (regarding this point). THANKS for all your content. That casio is really an interesting choice; maybe a superior key action and it's so portable.

[@vml_tec]

Hi Jeremy, i just wondered if can show demo with the Vault Caesars MK2 88 key. I would highly appreciate you. I really like to buy this for giving classes and for my family. Could you please do this favour.

[@franklost1824]

Thank you for your good demo. I have chosen PSR-E473 and am currently only playing Grand Piano (Voice 2), but unfortunately it doesn't sound as nice as in your demo. What could be the reason for that ? I only listen with headphone AKG K92, with the same headphone I also listen here on youTube.

[@franklost1824]

Now I know that you have to apply effects to the keyboard to get that beautiful grand piano sound. But which effects exactly?

[@patrickricord2120]

Thanksssss❤❤❤😊

[@nilabjasarkar]

Is there a "sustain" option in the function in EW425 or E473 if i don't wish to use a sustain pedal... ?

[@ventedge65]

This sounds awesome. Where can I get the midi backing tracks for this specific machine? Ones you can rely on to work proper for a part midi live show.

[@mistergrooveman1018]

Hey jerem ! Thanks for all your vidéos !! I am playing in cocktails and piano bar , wich modèl would you recommand for this ???? I mean , what’s the game changer for you ??? Thanks !!!

[@born2grooveu]

What is the difference between the keyboard action?

[@LLexieLux]

Jeremy hello. First I am so thankful I found your channel you always give great learning advice and reviews… I just purchased the PSR 425. But unlike my previous keyboard, that had a sustain button, this does not. Do I need to buy a sustain pedal? I really need that function. I hope you got my message. Thank you in advance.

[@JeremySee]

A pedal is the correct and best way to add sustain.

[@vibisworld618]

For a beginner which keyboard should I buy if second hand available...

[@ultrium2000]

What is the width of the keys of the keyboards? The width of a octave of a piano is 6.5 inches or 16.4 cm. Some Yamaha's keyboards have a slightly smaller width of 15.9. I am wondering is the keys full size or the slightly smaller ones.

[@lucaskoh7246]

Jer, can you please give me your honest opinion between per-e425 and klorg ek-50 limitless.

[@cesarabadleonchavez140]

Excelente video Jeremy me podrías ayudar Se que en poco tiempo sacarás la comparativa del Yamaha psr e473 vs Roland ex50 ......estoy por comprar cualquiera de estos 2....pero quiero saber cuál sería mejor compra Saludos desde México

[@michellebayross5409]

Hi Jeremy planning to buy PSR EW425,. I also want to know how to download more style like movie songs and what sites i can go to get the styles

[@dolinlangnepo9385]

What if we connect either output R only or vice versa to amplifier, what could be the quality of sound?

[@knaapkereltje6759]

I can't decide whether to buy the yamaha psr ew425 or the Medeli akx10. Can I have your advise?

[@Matt16756]

Yamaha psr ew425 or roland xps 10?what is better?

[@SonikaMckie]

Hey Jeremy I bought my Psr 425 last week and it keeps cutting off, It sounds like something is chipping through the speakers

[@sahilsiddiqui5937]

Keyboard quality is not good. I bought 7 month ago and now my soeakers make buzzing sound and live control knob is also brake. 😢

[@ChataCovers]

Does it have wurlitzer sound

[@anlagia4560]

Jeremy, Could u make a review video about the Casio ctk 6250 pls. Looking forward to it!