Yamaha P515 Review

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Yamaha P515 Review

In terms of realistically replicating the sound and feel of an acoustic, the Yamaha P515 takes its place as a top contender within the price range.

The most notable difference between the P-515 and its predecessor is that the P-515 has the NWX (Natural Wood X) action which is found in the Clavinova range, while the P-255 is equipped with the lower-end GH (Graded Hammer) action.

Also, the P-515 comes with two of Yamaha’s best sampled pianos – the CFX concert grand and the Bosendorfer Imperial grand which replaced the older Yamaha CFIIIS concert grand samples ( Pure CF

These major differences make the Yamaha P515 a big step up from the P-255.

It’s worth noting that unlike other digital pianos in this price range, this one has a built-in 16-track

So if you’re a composer/songwriter, this might be an important factor for you when choosing a digital piano.

The Yamaha P-515 comes in a big cardboard box, which includes the keyboard itself, a clear perspex music rest, and a sustain pedal.

This digital piano has a sleek, contemporary design which is totally portable as long as you’re just carrying it to the car – at 48.5 lbs

The stand needs some basic assembly and is designed to hold the P-515 piano snugly and steadily while you play.