Yamaha Pianos Silent B2 SC3 PEC Silent Glossy Black Chrome 113 cm

The B2 is the big brother of the B1, the first student piano model from Yamaha. It is ideal for beginners and for the first 7 to 10 years of learning. Designed in Japan and manufactured in the Indonesian factory owned by Yamaha, the B2 SC3 PEC reflects the spirit of the manufacturer in a quality piano at a reasonable budget. The acoustic piano is a magnificent instrument that allows you to fully express yourself. If you are joyful, its tone will be joyful; if you are sad, she will be sad. It unconditionally echoes your inner emotions.
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All the advantages of the Silent SC3 system:
The Silent system allows you to play with headphones whenever you want, day or night, with a real acoustic piano. ▸ 12 different tones: Choose your favorite sound according to the style of music you want to play and get ready to be inspired. The Silent SC3 has 12 different instrument sounds (concert piano, jazz piano, etc.) but also sounds from different keyboards such as the harpsichord, the church organ, the celesta or even electric pianos such as the Hammond organ , the DX… ▸ 20 different rhythms: Select the desired accompaniment pattern and enjoy playing with your personalized accompaniment group… Jazz, Waltz, Rock, Bossa Nova… ▸ Metronome: Plug in your headphones and you can practice your scales using the built-in metronome. It is an essential accessory for musical practice. --- ▸ Bluetooth Audio allows you to input audio from audio data saved on a Bluetooth device such as a smartphone, tablet or computer to this instrument. ▸ Bluetooth MIDI allows you to wirelessly connect your piano to the SmartPianist application on a smartphone, tablet or computer. ▸ The USB TO HOST input allows you to connect a computer or other digital devices and record in high quality without adding other interfaces. ▸ The AUX IN input receives external sound sources. --- You can therefore record yourself, listen to yourself and create an accompaniment:

▸ Either you can record directly into the piano's memory. Using memory is more interesting when you want to listen to yourself directly. This allows you to work on a piece by listening to it and then repeating specific passages.

▸ Or on a USB medium, in which case the stored data will be in WAV format readable by all digital devices. Once the songs have been recorded in WAV format, they can be written directly to CD or portable players.