Some of you may be wondering: What's the difference between the PSR-Exxx and YPTxxx models? Well, the YPT designation is used for the Yamahas sold at Costco, Wal-Mart, etc-mass retailers, while, the PSR-E names are found at Yamaha dealers, such as, Guitar Centers and online Yamaha dealers. All this is in addition to the 100+ panel voices, 300+ XGlite voices, 12 drum kits, music database, dual and split voice modes, accompaniment, and, lesson mode that can be found on the PSR-E313 keyboard and to some extent the PSR-E213/203. New to the PSR-E403 are two assignable knobs, a pitch bend controller, 6-track sequencer, 15 arpeggio programs, USB connection, REW, FF, PAUSE, START/STOP song control features, a blue back lit LCD screen, and, accessory CD-ROM packed with songs, styles, and software. This portable keyboard really packs a punch.

Introductionįor those of us who are fans of the Yamaha PSR-E213/203 (YPT210/YPT210) and PSR-E313 (YPT310) keyboards, the next step up is the Yamaha PSR-E403 61-Key Portable Keyboard(YPT400). We recommend reading our PSR-E313 review first before reading this review if you aren't already familiar with any of the Yamaha PSR-E models. Note: this review covers only the features new to the PSR-E403.

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