Yamaha YDP181

Description

 

Discontinued.

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Yamaha YDP181 Reviews

1) “Good value for money”

Just bought the Yamaha YDP181 3 days ago. Got this from Graham Howard’s 1st ranking recommendation of £700-£1000 range.
Indeed, it produce great sound, excellent touch and a good value for money..! To be honest, I did’t read
everything in your guidebook but good enough the recommended ranking vs £££… Many thanks for the simple
tips that made my decision so simple..!!!
Review by Putra Brunei (17/11/2012)

2) “My YDP181 digital piano is a lovely piece of furniture”

Dear Graham,

Thank you for your excellent book on buying a digital piano. I bought a Yamaha YDP181 Arius from a very reputable piano shop in Norwich. I knew your prices so I got a very good deal and being clued up due to your book was able to make a very informed choice.

Funnily enough, just as you said, I was shown many Kawai pianos and told how good they were but not steered towards any Yamahas. However I was given access to as many pianos as I wanted to try and not pushed into anything. I can’t wait for delivery and shall enjoy playing much more, also my YDP181 digital piano is a lovely piece of furniture.

Review by Theresa (11/12/2012)

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“Is there a difference between Yamaha YDP181 and Yamaha ARIUS YDP181?”

Hello Graham,

Can you please give me your answer on my next question:
I would like to know if there is a difference between the
Yamaha YDP181 and Yamaha ARIUS YDP181.

I am a bit confused about it.

I am looking forward to your answer.
Thank you.

Yours Sincerely,

Maurits

Reply/ Hi Maurits

ARIUS is the brand name Yamaha give range of
YDP digital pianos.

This range includes:

YDP-S31
YDP135
YDP141
YDP161
YDP161
YDP-V240

So, a YDP181 and ARIUS YDP181 are the same piano.

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard