Yamaha Arius YDP-184 Traditional Console Digital Piano With Bench Dark Rosewood

Yamaha’s Arius YDP-184 Traditional Console Digital Piano is a premium instrument that provides an authentic acoustic piano experience. The YDP-184 features Yamaha’s renowned CFX concert grand piano sound and delivers a rich, nuanced tone across the entire 88-key keyboard. The Graded Hammer 3 (GH3) action with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops recreates the weight and feel of real wooden keys for a familiar response. With built-in stereo speaker system, the YDP-184 fills your space with immersive sound. For over a century, Yamaha has crafted innovative, high-quality acoustic pianos—the YDP-184 upholds that tradition at an affordable price.

Authentic Grand Piano Sound With CFX Sampling

At the heart of the YDP-184 is Yamaha’s renowned CFX concert grand piano sound, offering a dynamic range of tonal expression. The CFX sampling uses recordings of a hand-selected Yamaha concert grand piano to capture the unique character of each key. The result is a rich, complex tone across all registers of the keyboard.

Graded Hammer 3 Action With Synthetic Ivory and Ebony Keytops

The YDP-184 features Yamaha’s Graded Hammer 3 (GH3) keyboard action with 88 weighted keys. The GH3 recreates the resistance felt when playing the lower register of an acoustic piano, with progressively lighter weight in the higher keys. The synthetic ebony and ivory keytops provide moisture absorption and a familiar textured feel. The combination of the GH3 action and textured keys results in an authentic piano playing experience.

Connectivity Options For Recording and Practice

A variety of connectivity options are available with the YDP-184. The Smart Pianist app for iOS and Android allows you to control settings, choose rhythms and record and share your performances. The USB to Host port lets you connect the piano to your computer for use with music production software. The built-in stereo speaker system provides a full range of sound or you can use the headphone jacks for private practice. Two headphone jacks allow you and a duet partner to play together.