Digital piano YAMAHA P-225B — 88 weighted keys, 192-note polyphony, 2x7W speakers

The YAMAHA P-225B is a compact digital piano with 88 weighted keys and graded hammer action that reproduces the touch and response of an acoustic piano. With up to 192-note polyphony, 71 preset voices and 24-bit/44.1 kHz sampling, the P-225B delivers clear piano tones and a versatile palette of sounds for practice, composition and performance. The instrument includes integrated 2×7 W speakers, dual headphone outputs, AUX Out, USB connectivity and jacks for a sustain pedal and a pedal unit. Weighing 11.5 kg and finished in black, it is designed for home, studio and stage use where a balance of realism and portability is required.

Advantages

The P-225B combines realistic weighted-key feel with high polyphony to preserve note decay and complex passages. Built-in speakers and a lightweight cabinet make it easy to move between rooms or venues, while dual headphone outputs allow private practice for two players. USB and AUX connectivity support recording and integration with external audio equipment, and the included footswitch jack and pedal unit jack accommodate standard piano pedal setups.

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How to use

Place the piano on a stable surface or compatible stand and connect the 12 V DC power supply. Connect a sustain pedal or pedal unit to the corresponding jacks if required. Use the control panel to select one of the 71 preset voices and adjust volume; for private practice plug headphones into either of the two 1/4" outputs. For recording or MIDI control, connect the piano to a computer or audio interface via the USB port. When using internal speakers, position the instrument so sound projects toward the listener for best clarity.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use the specified 12 V DC power supply and avoid exposing the instrument to extreme temperatures or humidity. When transporting the piano, secure it in an appropriate case or cover and carry it by its base to protect the keyboard action. To preserve sound quality, periodically check pedal connections and keep the firmware or connected software drivers up to date.