P70 / P70S

The P-70 has an amazingly realistic sound quality usually only found in more expensive models. Using Yamaha’s own AWM stereo sampling, sounds were recorded directly from a variety of instruments. Each voice is recorded in stereo, and thus faithfully replicates the sound and warmth of the original instrument.

While the sound quality of the P-70 captivates, it also compels with its impressive visual design. Lightweight construction, curved corners, and built-in speakers make the P-70 look stunning in virtually any setting. Choose from either black or silver to complement your own personal style.

Responsive piano action is at your fingertips with the new Graded Hammer Standard keyboard. Yamaha’s GHS keyboard recreates the feel of a grand piano. This allows you seamless transition from digital practice to acoustic performance. The P-70 not only duplicates the sound of a real piano, it emulates the feel and action as well.

The P-70 features an array of commonly used sounds such as grand pianos, electric pianos, organs, harpsichords, vibraphones, and strings. Each of these sounds has been recorded and recreated with Yamaha’s unrivaled attention to detail.

Yamaha’s integrated speaker system makes bulky powered speakers a thing of the past. The P Series uses highly efficient amplifiers that pack more sound into a lighter digital piano. With 6 watts per channel, these keyboards are ready to go whenever you are.

Rather than simply switching sustain ON or OFF, the P-70 responds to 127 levels of pedal depth. This allows for a more authentic piano performance by emulating the fluid control a pianist has over the damper pedal. Half pedaling is just one more example of Yamaha’s dedication to its acoustic piano heritage.

Complement your P-70 with an attractive stand designed to match the look and feel of this fine product. Match your choice of colors with either the L-70 or the L-70S.

The P-70 includes built-in recorded performances of 50 piano classics. Learn your favorite piano pieces on the P-70 by listening to or playing along with sample performances of standard piano repertoire ranging from beginner to advanced. The songs can also be played back continuously simply for listening enjoyment.