The PSR-SX700 61-Key Mid-Level Arranger Keyboard from Yamaha is a professional, powerful arranger workstation with an intuitive color touchscreen, assignable knobs, and natural sound quality. It can be used by musicians to create a wide variety of sounds with musical versatility to get the room moving at the gig or to create your next potential hit in studios.Featuring a joystick controller, the PSR-SX700 keyboard opens up your expressive possibilities and is suited for almost every genre of music. Utilize the onboard 16-track song recorder to capture your ideas and when you're ready to share, and record them as studio-quality WAV audio files to play back on smart devices or computers. The PSR-SX700 is a powerful arranger workstation that is designed to fit your budget.
The PSR-SX700 61-Key Mid-Level Arranger Keyboard from Yamaha is a professional, powerful arranger workstation with an intuitive color touchscreen, assignable knobs, and natural sound quality. It can be used by musicians to create a wide variety of sounds with musical versatility to get the room moving at the gig or to create your next potential hit in studios.Featuring a joystick controller, the PSR-SX700 keyboard opens up your expressive possibilities and is suited for almost every genre of music. Utilize the onboard 16-track song recorder to capture your ideas and when you're ready to share, and record them as studio-quality WAV audio files to play back on smart devices or computers. The PSR-SX700 is a powerful arranger workstation that is designed to fit your budget.
The PSR-SX700 61-Key Mid-Level Arranger Keyboard from Yamaha is a professional, powerful arranger workstation with an intuitive color touchscreen, assignable knobs, and natural sound quality. It can be used by musicians to create a wide variety of sounds with musical versatility to get the room moving at the gig or to create your next potential hit in studios.Featuring a joystick controller, the PSR-SX700 keyboard opens up your expressive possibilities and is suited for almost every genre of music. Utilize the onboard 16-track song recorder to capture your ideas and when you're ready to share, and record them as studio-quality WAV audio files to play back on smart devices or computers. The PSR-SX700 is a powerful arranger workstation that is designed to fit your budget.
The PSR-SX700 61-Key Mid-Level Arranger Keyboard from Yamaha is a professional, powerful arranger workstation with an intuitive color touchscreen, assignable knobs, and natural sound quality. It can be used by musicians to create a wide variety of sounds with musical versatility to get the room moving at the gig or to create your next potential hit in studios.Featuring a joystick controller, the PSR-SX700 keyboard opens up your expressive possibilities and is suited for almost every genre of music. Utilize the onboard 16-track song recorder to capture your ideas and when you're ready to share, and record them as studio-quality WAV audio files to play back on smart devices or computers. The PSR-SX700 is a powerful arranger workstation that is designed to fit your budget.
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Yamaha PSR-SX700 Portable Keyboard [with AC Adapter] - Black
Yamaha PSR-SX700 61-Key Arranger Workstation
Delivery $374.27
Yamaha Psr Sx700 61 Key Arranger Workstation
Free delivery
Yamaha PSR-SX700 61-Key Portable Electronic Piano, Mid-Level Arranger, Black
Delivery between 6–10 Aug $35.88
originally posted on Sam Ash
It was a real pleasure going into the store and being helped by Ken. My son was going to buy his first proffesional keyboard with this hard earned money.The patience and the help was much appreciated. The device itself sounds amazing and is really a beauty. Sounds and the abitilies are almost endless. highly suggested for a first buy!
originally posted on Yamaha
I compose music, and perform live. Own and use SX-700 about 5 weeks, so use a grain of salt with this comment...What's Not:Design seems less practical than aesthetic, the USB port requires awkward peering and body position to install and remove. Computers have moved the USBs to the front YEARS AGO, catch up Yamaha! Tell your Chief Designer he is wrong and the young guy who agitated for putting it on the front is right!Familiar Computer method: 1) Click on object, 2) rt-click COPY, 3) rt-click PASTE.Odd SX-700 Screen: 2) Touch COPY, 1) touch object, ?) touch "SAVE HERE". Yeah, not normal, obvious, or explained in manual. Try changing SAVE HERE to PASTE.Keys are too slippery, what's wrong with a bit of friction? I get that top performers likely don't have an ... MoreI compose music, and perform live. Own and use SX-700 about 5 weeks, so use a grain of salt with this comment...What's Not:Design seems less practical than aesthetic, the USB port requires awkward peering and body position to install and remove. Computers have moved the USBs to the front YEARS AGO, catch up Yamaha! Tell your Chief Designer he is wrong and the young guy who agitated for putting it on the front is right!Familiar Computer method: 1) Click on object, 2) rt-click COPY, 3) rt-click PASTE.Odd SX-700 Screen: 2) Touch COPY, 1) touch object, ?) touch "SAVE HERE". Yeah, not normal, obvious, or explained in manual. Try changing SAVE HERE to PASTE.Keys are too slippery, what's wrong with a bit of friction? I get that top performers likely don't have an issue with finger placement, but what percentage of your market are they?FAQ online are TEN YEARS OLD! Really? How about some updates? And are not sorted to model. Klunky and not useful.Chat session timed out with John, no answer, no warning, no reason.What's hot:Voices are yummy, friends say they are hardly distinguishable from real instrumentation.Styles are fun. Intro, Main, Break, Exit just great.I look forward to years of pleasure with this keyboard.WISHES: I wish you had BANKS of intros, mains, breaks, exits instead of only one rack for each style.I wish there was a strip of LED lighting at the back of the keyboard for the low-light situations.I wish Yamaha provided video tutorial for each step and concept in the Owner's Manual. Seems written by geeks but is read by artists.
originally posted on Yamaha
Didn't set out to buy the sx 700 was going for a lesser model, but so glad I decided on itNot got into all its capabilities yet but what I've experienced so far is exceptional great sounds a whole lot of sounds across all different kinds of instruments.More than satisfied with my purchase
| Made In | Indonesia |
| Touch Response | Normal, Soft 1, Soft 2, Hard 1, Hard 2 |
| Joystick | Yes |
| Control Knobs | 2 (assignable) |
| Touch Screen | Yes |
Yamaha PSR-SX700 Portable Keyboard [with AC Adapter] - Black
Yamaha PSR-SX700 61-Key Arranger Workstation
Delivery $374.27
Yamaha Psr Sx700 61 Key Arranger Workstation
Free delivery
Yamaha PSR-SX700 61-Key Portable Electronic Piano, Mid-Level Arranger, Black
Delivery between 6–10 Aug $35.88
It was a real pleasure going into the store and being helped by Ken. My son was going to buy his first proffesional keyboard with this hard earned money.The patience and the help was much appreciated. The device itself sounds amazing and is really a beauty. Sounds and the abitilies are almost endless. highly suggested for a first buy!
I compose music, and perform live. Own and use SX-700 about 5 weeks, so use a grain of salt with this comment...What's Not:Design seems less practical than aesthetic, the USB port requires awkward peering and body position to install and remove. Computers have moved the USBs to the front YEARS AGO, catch up Yamaha! Tell your Chief Designer he is wrong and the young guy who agitated for putting it on the front is right!Familiar Computer method: 1) Click on object, 2) rt-click COPY, 3) rt-click PASTE.Odd SX-700 Screen: 2) Touch COPY, 1) touch object, ?) touch "SAVE HERE". Yeah, not normal, obvious, or explained in manual. Try changing SAVE HERE to PASTE.Keys are too slippery, what's wrong with a bit of friction? I get that top performers likely don't have an ... MoreI compose music, and perform live. Own and use SX-700 about 5 weeks, so use a grain of salt with this comment...What's Not:Design seems less practical than aesthetic, the USB port requires awkward peering and body position to install and remove. Computers have moved the USBs to the front YEARS AGO, catch up Yamaha! Tell your Chief Designer he is wrong and the young guy who agitated for putting it on the front is right!Familiar Computer method: 1) Click on object, 2) rt-click COPY, 3) rt-click PASTE.Odd SX-700 Screen: 2) Touch COPY, 1) touch object, ?) touch "SAVE HERE". Yeah, not normal, obvious, or explained in manual. Try changing SAVE HERE to PASTE.Keys are too slippery, what's wrong with a bit of friction? I get that top performers likely don't have an issue with finger placement, but what percentage of your market are they?FAQ online are TEN YEARS OLD! Really? How about some updates? And are not sorted to model. Klunky and not useful.Chat session timed out with John, no answer, no warning, no reason.What's hot:Voices are yummy, friends say they are hardly distinguishable from real instrumentation.Styles are fun. Intro, Main, Break, Exit just great.I look forward to years of pleasure with this keyboard.WISHES: I wish you had BANKS of intros, mains, breaks, exits instead of only one rack for each style.I wish there was a strip of LED lighting at the back of the keyboard for the low-light situations.I wish Yamaha provided video tutorial for each step and concept in the Owner's Manual. Seems written by geeks but is read by artists.
Didn't set out to buy the sx 700 was going for a lesser model, but so glad I decided on itNot got into all its capabilities yet but what I've experienced so far is exceptional great sounds a whole lot of sounds across all different kinds of instruments.More than satisfied with my purchase
This keyboard is a dream to use! I was able to record music within the first 30 minutes. As I spent more time on it, I did notice a couple of things that kind of annoy me! 1) by default, left hand voice is Always off. Have to press Left hand voice button, then if I change preset voice (1-4) it turns off again. 2) in order to block unit from changing what the pedals do I have to make sure "lock" is on.Why can't these two issues be added to the lock function ?Aside from these two little gripes, I am having way too much fun just playing whatever comes to mind.
I bought this keyboard in July of 2020, and I have nothing but great things to say about this unit. I use it in church every Sunday. It is now February of 2024 and it's still going strong. I can even use this unit as a tone generator for my midi accordion. I only wish it had 88 full sized weighted keys.
Have been playing keyboard for 30 years, mostly on Yamaha products. Best choice so far has been my now 11 year old PSR 710 keyboard. Had to do some repairs to keys, as were not working properly but otherwise has been reliable. Now have SX700 keyboard. After 2 months of use, I have to say that my OLD model is still overall a better choice. Menu is much more organized, with all key information readily available at the home screen. To find the same info on SX 700, have to either pull up other menus or look at some TINY number or symbol in an obscure location. Home screen should be user adjustable, so can add or delete which screen items want to see. Three generations later and sadly, not much improvement IMO.
Though most of it is easy to handle by regular Yamaha keyboard players, this one is quite a level-up. From the touchscreen to customization of background picture of Lyrics!Truly grateful to Yamaha for being a Customer-review-driven corporation.Just wish that the weight could a bit lesser but anyways, it is TRULY A MASTERPIECE!
Hi ,After playing the piano for a number of years I fancied doing something a little different and play the keyboard and having backing tracks / rhythms etcThe PSR 700 is fantastic, I am really pleased with it so for - lots of features and great quality sound for the moneyAlso Steve at Keysound in Hinckley is an awesome guy , knowledgeable, very helpful and super enthusiastic - defo will be returning for next purchase and would 100% recommend himThanksGary
Coming from a 30 year old PSR400 this new toy is quite a challenge. I now have a sax to do Baker Street proud, and need to learn how to strum a keyboard when using the guitars. I wasn't expecting the inflections of hammer-ons and string slaps. I have to think like a guitarist. Turning down the sensitivity to 50% means I can bang away like a pub pianist and not have to worrry about all the inflections. Other singers and guitarist can plug into me now so less amps required. It's going to take some time to fully work out, but the sounds I'm getting are most gratifying. Just a beat with a main instrument is a full enough sound without resorting to multi-pad, one touch, accoumpanments and split keyboard. Finally, it gives me a welcome break from the wife. Lovely machine.
| Made In | Indonesia |
| Touch Response | Normal, Soft 1, Soft 2, Hard 1, Hard 2 |
| Joystick | Yes |
| Control Knobs | 2 (assignable) |
| Touch Screen | Yes |
