Yamaha TransAcoustic explained: when the soundboard becomes the speaker
How Yamaha TransAcoustic turns the soundboard of a real acoustic piano into a speaker, what sets TA3 and TC3 apart, and how it differs from a Silent system.
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The Yamaha AvantGrand explained: real grand-piano touch, no strings
The Yamaha AvantGrand brings the touch of a concert grand into a compact footprint, with a genuine wooden action but no strings at all. We explain how it works and...
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Kawai AURES 2 explained: digital sound through the soundboard
What is Kawai AURES 2, and why does this piano need no built-in speakers? Function, models and uses at a glance.
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Yamaha Arius YDP: the new generation – YDP-146, YDP-166 & the Slim models
Yamaha has refreshed the Arius YDP range. We map out the new generation – YDP-146 to start, YDP-166 as the step-up, S36 and S56 for the slim cabinet – and...
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Yamaha AvantGrand N1X: Grand Piano Feel in the Smallest Space
A real Yamaha grand piano action, no strings and full volume control: the AvantGrand N1X up close.
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Yamaha YUS Series: YUS1, YUS3 and YUS5 in Detail
The YUS series is Yamaha's premium class of upright pianos. We explain the differences between YUS1, YUS3 and YUS5 and the Silent and TransAcoustic options.
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Yamaha CLP vs. Roland LX vs. Kawai CA: the complete series comparison
Three premium series, six dimensions: how Yamaha CLP, Roland LX and Kawai CA differ in keyboard action, sound, speakers, pedals, design and connectivity — and which series suits which type...
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Beginner Digital Piano Comparison: Roland FP-40 vs. Kawai ES-120 vs. Casio PX-S1100
FP-40 or ES-120 — and where does the Casio PX-S1100 fit in? Three beginner stage pianos compared side by side.
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Buying a music stand: which one fits school, home, and the stage?
From the budget folding stand to the sturdy orchestra desk: find the right music stand for school, home practice, and the stage in a few minutes.
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Buying a classical guitar: size, feel and models
Size, neck and construction: useful ways to compare classical guitars.
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3/4 Guitar: Which Age Fits Which Guitar Size?
1/4, 1/2, or already full size? Find the right guitar size for your child — by age and height, with matching models for every step.
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Saxophone Reeds for Beginners: Which Strength Is Right?
Vandoren strength 2 or 2.5, Traditional or Java cut: find the right reed in a few minutes.
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Beginner flute: choosing features and a model
For a first concert flute, start with lesson requirements, key type and comfortable handling before comparing models.
