The Yamaha DGX-670, shown here in its black version, combines the qualities of a digital piano with the versatility of a home keyboard. Pianists will appreciate the meticulously recorded CFX grand piano sound, which not only sounds excellent thanks to Virtual Resonance Modelling (VRM) and a Stereophonic Optimiser, but also features an 88-key Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard with adjustable touch sensitivity.

What is more, the keyboard offers a large selection of instruments as well as the “Adaptive Style” feature, which automatically analyses in real time how the piano is being played and arranges the accompaniment to suit the mood of the music.

For example, when playing with more intensity, Adapative Style ramps up the accompaniment, while when switching to a mellower mood, the accompaniment is toned down. The Smart Chord, Unison, and Accent functions also open up a wider array of expressive capabilities.