If you want to learn a few piano lessons or you're looking for one to gift to your niece or nephew, then the Yamaha P-125 is the perfect digital piano to start with. One of the standout features of the Yamaha P 125 is its portability. It’s lightweight and compact, making it easy to take with you wherever you go. Whether you’re playing at home, in a studio, or on stage, the Yamaha P 125 is a great choice. Headphones come in very handy when you want to practice in private, focusing solely on your playing and not disturbing others nearby.

Compared to traditional Accompaniment function ( Pianist Styles on the P-115), you don’t need to specify chords with your left hand and play the melody with your right hand. Headphone (1/4″), L/R lines out (1/4″), USB to host ( P-125 is MIDI AND Audio, P-125A is MIDI only!) , sustain pedal input (1/4″), triple pedal unit input The Rest P 125 MG Drops do not usually cause side effects. However, the common side effects include stomach pain, nausea, and vomiting. Consult your doctor if these symptoms bother your child. P 125 MG Drops are safe to use within the recommended dosage but long-term overdose may lead to liver damage.This instrument features the sound of the World-class Yamaha CFIIIS concert grand piano. This piano sound is expressive enough for the most delicate music and powerful enough to cut through a mix of other instruments. There are also a variety of 23 alternative sounds including acoustic pianos, electric pianos, strings, harpsichord, organs and more. Other Useful Features

Thanks to its powerful 4-speaker sound system, the P-125 actually provides a very good dynamic range from the softest pianissimo to the loudest fortissimo. The USB to Host (type B) port will allow you to connect your instrument to a computer to exchange files and MIDI data. Layer Mode: This allows you to specify one voice as the “main” voice over another “secondary” voice. A very common version of this is piano over strings, often used for ballads; on other pianos I have owned, that’s usually the only layering combination I used. But there are so many great voices on the Yamaha P-125 that I am layering all sorts of voice combinations quite often. The synth pad is great as a strings alternative, and the electric pianos are great voices to include in layering as well. You can also adjust the relative volumes of each of the split voices to make one or the other louder or softer, and you can also shift the octave of each voice up or down (piano over a +1 octave shifted synth pad sounds very cool :). Transposing: You can easily transpose keys up or down – super handy feature, especially for beginners (like me 🙂 ), and you can also fine tune the instrument if you need to tune to an acoustic instrument you are playing with.The P-125 is not an exception. Although Yamaha claims that the keyboard of this piano has been tweaked to provide a more natural feel, it’s still the good old GHS mechanism that I’m well familiar with. With a maximum polyphony of 192 notes, the piano can handle complex musical pieces with rich layers of sound. It has built-in reverberation sound effects, enhancing the overall quality of the audio. There are 6 dedicated buttons for each of the sound sections (Piano, E.Piano, Organ, Strings, etc.) as well as buttons for a metronome, rhythms, and recording features.