Yamaha PSRE403 ReviewI've always been a fan of Yamaha's keyboard styles. I believe it is a good way to be introduced to various genres of music. You simply change the chords with your left hand and play with the right. And if you're an absolute beginner who hasn't learnt how to play well with both hands the Yamaha PSR E403 comes with a feature called Yamaha Education Suite. This can provide you with the keyboard lessons or practice you need.
The Yamaha PSRE403 comes with many other impressive features such as 2 real time control knobs, 50 different arpeggiator patterns, USB, PC button and Flash ROM, 504 XGlite/GM voices, cool sounds and grooves, and backlit display and panel lights. With 504 voices, you won't be limited in the choices available to you. The pitch bend wheel will come in pretty useful on the Yamaha PSRE403. There's also 30 internal songs, and 70 more on CD, headphone and sustain pedal output jacks, a two-way stereo speaker system, as well as a music rest. I like the dual and split modes feature on this keyboard. With dual mode you can layer two voices together - example piano and strings. Or you can use split mode to split the keyboard in two and play bass with the left hand and piano with the right hand for example. The Yamaha PSRE403 was made available since June, 2006. It sells for about $230. Check out newer Yamaha PSRE keyboards here. Top of Yamaha PSRE403 page.
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