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Publié le 06/06/20 à 08:04Bonjour,
J'ai acheté il y a peu cet instrument en occasion.
J'avais un PSR S970 avant mais il y avait un bug sur la sélection des pages.
Le PSR S 950 est un instrument sympa, de prime abord. Les sonorités sont assez belles surtout pour les pianos et les cordes.
Mais pour moi, il y a un gros souci, c'est le clavier.
D'abord, il est assez rigide, surtout pour les noires.
Ensuite les touches sont petites. Il faut de petites mains.
Surtout, j'ai remarqué des craquements au toucher de certaines notes et cela me dérange quand je joue car pour une de ces notes, ce craquement est sensible et assez fort.
Bref, la finition de l'instrument fait un peu made in China.
vous vo…Lire la suiteBonjour,
J'ai acheté il y a peu cet instrument en occasion.
J'avais un PSR S970 avant mais il y avait un bug sur la sélection des pages.
Le PSR S 950 est un instrument sympa, de prime abord. Les sonorités sont assez belles surtout pour les pianos et les cordes.
Mais pour moi, il y a un gros souci, c'est le clavier.
D'abord, il est assez rigide, surtout pour les noires.
Ensuite les touches sont petites. Il faut de petites mains.
Surtout, j'ai remarqué des craquements au toucher de certaines notes et cela me dérange quand je joue car pour une de ces notes, ce craquement est sensible et assez fort.
Bref, la finition de l'instrument fait un peu made in China.
vous voilà prévenus!Lire moins30- richard5498
Bonne Sauf Clanky haut C
Publié le 04/12/14 à 07:57
(contenu en anglais)61 Key Arranger Workstation
High end synth sounds, internal speakers,
AC Power in,
1/4" MIC input jack, AUX IN
L, R Audio OUT, MIDI, 2 Foot Pedals IN
USB to device, USB to host
pitch bend and modulation wheels,
solid, hefty 25lb 6oz
UTILIZATION
This workstation/arranger has many features which makes for a lot of capabilities like pre-loaded drum loops in many styles, 2 layers upper keyboard, play-in record your own songs, much more. So that makes it more time consuming to learn if you are a arranger/workstation novice. It's supplied with a clear manual at a elementary user level, and more depth findable at Yamaha web site.
I've used it only a couple of days, so many bells and whistles I've not learned, but it seems to have about everything, including high quality sounds* for all the instruments you could think of.
*But pay attention to my problem with high C and C# Grand Piano, and various other instruments.
OVERALL OPINION
But on my first S950 (before I returned it) middle Ab was dead. I returned it for a new one (no hassle at the dealer) but on my second S950, when playing it as a grand piano voice, I noticed that high C and C# did not resonate like its neighbor keys. The two tones sound like a dull plink (a choked off sound), that quits early, a bit damped. I believe each tone in the scale has 2 or more tone generators for this Yamaha product. For high C and C#, they must have a defective or poorly adjusted tone generator. It's a tone generator (or sampling) quality problem because if I transpose a few half steps, the key (white or black keys) will change according to the half steps transposed. Since the problem moves up or down the physical keyboard, the problem is not with the white and black keys or their contacts. I tried to return it, but dealer didn't hear the choked damping as I did. It's a bit subtle and not measurable, but it's extremely bothersome on such a highly-used melody keys as the C tone above middle C and its C# neighbor. We tried another keyboard in the store which had the same disease to a lesser extent (my opinion). The quibble is easily missed by many customers since they typically use it with a million things going on loudly at once, and this plink sound would not be noticed.00