Open Box Yamaha Arius YDP-145 Traditional Console Digital Piano with Bench Level 1 Black Walnut

The Yamaha Arius YDP-145 digital piano provides authentic acoustic piano touch and tone suitable for any aspiring pianist. The Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard action helps build proper finger technique and strength for an easy transition to playing on acoustic pianos. The improved CFX sound engine delivers expressive, high-resolution recordings of the Yamaha CFX 9' concert grand piano. VRM Lite digitally recreates acoustic piano depth of tone when pedaling, while newly improved reverbs set the stage for you to replicate the feeling of playing in a variety of different environments. The Arius YDP-145 is available in either rosewood or black finishes, and the furniture-style cabinet exceeds all expectations of the typical digital piano, lending a classic piano look to any home.

The CFX Premium Grand Piano Voice recreates the power and tone of the flagship CFX concert grand piano from Yamaha. GHS weighted action is heavier in the low keys and lighter in the high keys, just like an acoustic piano. Three piano-style pedals offer authentic sustain, sostenuto and soft pedal performance. Tone Escapement uses a long and narrow hole in the back of the piano to create a wide sound space. VRM (Virtual Resonance Modeling) Lite technology makes the sound more like that of a real acoustic piano by reproducing its sophisticated string resonance. Intelligent Acoustic Control (IAC) automatically adjusts the EQ of the built-in stereo speaker system to the player's setting, ensuring the richest tone at any volume level. Stereophonic Optimizer adjusts the spatial distribution of sound in the listener's headphones, creating the sensation that sound is coming directly from the piano, rather than from the headphones. Volume Limiter lowers the overall volume of the instrument so that you can protect your hearing with or without headphones. 192-note polyphony allows you to play complex passages on your keyboard without any dropped notes. Duo-mode splits the keyboard into two halves, each with their own "middle C" for practicing with a partner.