The Japanese piano company Yamaha has been selling its disklavier player piano for decades. But, in keeping with the times, the latest model of the disklavier has an Internet connection. The New York ...

Yamaha P-225 review: What is it? With iconic instruments such as the P-45 and P-125a, Yamaha’s P series of portable digital pianos has been the byword for great-sounding, affordable portable ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Eight seconds later the ghost vanished. Keys fell flat in mid-chord and the piano sat lifeless as its mortal ...

Priced at $20,000 Yamaha's Avant Grand piano might seem expensive for a digital piano, but it's a clone of a $120,000 Yamaha piano. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a ...

Imagine, however improbable this sounds, an electrified piano that didn’t use speakers to send music vibrating through the air — a device that required electricity to trigger its sampled sounds, but ...

Yamaha’s self-playing Disklavier pianos have been thrilling music lovers for decades. Offering realistic playback of virtually any piece imaginable, the Disklaviers are less like player pianos and ...

Yamaha's new Disklavier Mark IV player piano looks pretty much just like any other baby grand piano, except with one difference: you can hook it up to your home wireless network. Alongside all of the ...

The P-125a was already a great instrument - a fantastic piano sound coupled with a brilliant keyboard in a lightweight, portable package, whose only Achilles heel was the bizarre removal of its USB ...