Yamaha PSR-EW410 Keyboard

General

Yamaha are one of the few developers able to provide instruments of exacting quality ranging from drum kits to saxophones to an extensive list of different musicians. Besides building the instruments, Yamaha also spend a lot of time perfecting methods of capturing their sound. A direct product of this is the PSR-EW410 keyboard, able to place no less than 758 different instruments at your fingertips. This giant stack of potential is backed up by a further 235 accompaniment styles, that automatically generates chord arrangements based on the notes you play, which pretty much puts a full, genre-hopping band at your disposal. To ensure that all of this is accurately, and richly reproduced, Yamaha have built in a pair of 12 Watt speakers.

Easy Operation

While it comes with a potentially overwhelming amount of features and options, the Yamaha PSR-EW410 offers surprisingly smooth ease of operation. Everything has been carefully placed so that sounds or styles can be swiftly changed up while playing, and effects can be triggered or switched at the lightning-fast push of a button. Connect up a PC, laptop, or even a compatible phone or tablet, and digitally record your performances and compositions, and fill them with the dynamic expression offered by the velocity sensitive keys and AWM Stereo Sampling.

The Differences Between the EW410 and the E463

The Yamaha PSR-EW410 is not just a little larger than the PSR-E463, but packs more power. The keyboard itself has an extra octave for a little more playing room when tackling more demanding classical pieces. The built-in amplifier also comes with double the power capacity, so you can play at an even louder volume while retaining pure and clean sound.