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pjd wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 12:21 am
I hope Yamaha pays more attention to the quality and feel of its keybeds (i.e., the keys themselves).
...I had a Casio CT-S1000V for a while and, from the key perspective, it is more satisfying to play.
shelly0624 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 3:11 am
It's kinda frustrating that reviews will mention the mic input but you don't actually get to hear it.
It is frustrating but it is probably, in many cases, because the reviewer cannot sing or sing well. They may be embarassed to try and sing?
That being said, if you do reviews for a living, by which I mean you run a successful YouTube channel that generates a fair amount of revenue. I don't think it would be too much of a stretch to find someone locally who would be more than happy to sing on the video?
The PSR-E483 apparently has a new sound chip and new DSP effects. That may sound more impressive on the spec sheet than it is in practice but we won't know until it starts hitting the stores, probably in a few weeks time.
Hahaha I've wondered this myself; and yeah "that guy" probably shouldn't be singing himself (no offense) and since it's such a large YT channel, would it kill him to hire an actual singer?
Yup, I demo them in the store, because online doesn't do them justice; the Casio PXS7000 is a *really* really nice stage piano, but the mic input; well the Roland FP90x sounds much better, but even the FPe50 mic input does as well.
Dexman every home piano (Clavinova, Avant Grand,m Roland DP/F/HP series) has 2 side by side headphone ports, but even some portables like Casio PXS1100/3100/5000/6000/7000. Why? So one person can play on headphones while another listens. Without disturbing anyone else
higor097 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2024 1:40 am
Any news on the Yamaha E483? Today, 09/09/2024, I didn't see anything about this model.
Given the relatively quiet release of the PSX 720 and PSX 920 I would guess that the PSE E483 will probably appear without much fanfare too. So really it could be anytime now
Saul
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higor097 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2024 1:40 am
Any news on the Yamaha E483? Today, 09/09/2024, I didn't see anything about this model.
Given the relatively quiet release of the PSX 720 and PSX 920 I would guess that the PSE E483 will probably appear without much fanfare too. So really it could be anytime now
Sir, is it sure that the psr e483 will be out soon? Historically, after 2X3 and the 3X3 models, it has taken more than a year for the equivalent 4X3 model to be released. I'm waiting for the 483 as well. An authorised Yamaha dealer had told me 4 months ago that the 483 is in production, and it will be released within a month. It's been 4 months since then..
I am sue the PSR E483 is ready to go but Yamaha will pick their launch window to make the most impact and therefore the most sales. If there are competing products out there, such as the Roland Go Keys 3 and 5, they may decide to let the dust settle on those before hitting the market with their new keyboard. They may have also decided to add features to compete and that could hold things up further.
Really though only Yamaha knows. Everything here is speculation based on past and current releases
Saul
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Re: Yamaha PSR-E483 Coming Soon!
