Yamaha Arius YDP-105 White
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Essential Information About the Yamaha YDP-105 White Digital Piano
Essential Information About the Yamaha YDP-105 White Digital Piano
- Piano Touch: 88-key GHS graded hammer keyboard, with adjustable response to suit your playing style.
- Expressive Yamaha Sound: AWM stereo generation with damper resonance, 10 voices, and 64-note polyphony for frustration-free practice.
- Furniture-style Format for Home: 2 x 6 W amplification and two 12 cm speakers, ideal for a living room or workspace.
- Designed for Progress: 20 built-in songs, "four hands" mode, metronome, dual headphone outputs, and USB-MIDI.
Manufacturer Information
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An Entry-Level Arius Tailored for Daily Learning
The Yamaha YDP-105 belongs to the Arius series, known for offering accessible, reliable, and easy-to-use furniture-style digital pianos. Following the "essentials done well" approach, it emphasizes the touch, a realistic piano sound, and useful study functions, all within a sleek design featuring an integrated music rest and sliding cover for natural integration into any interior.
Keyboard Design
At the heart of the YDP-105, the 88-key Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) keyboard replicates the feel of an acoustic piano through graded weighting: heavier keys in the bass and lighter keys in the treble. To refine the sensation, the velocity sensitivity is adjustable (Hard, Medium, Soft, or Fixed), allowing the keyboard response to be adapted for both beginners and more nuanced playing.
Sound Quality
The AWM Stereo Sampling sound engine delivers a clear and musical piano tone, with damper resonance that enriches the harmonic texture when using the sustain pedal. With 10 voices and 64-note polyphony, you can smoothly play chords, legato, and pedal work in a fluid practice context. The 2 x 6 W amplification system and its two 12 cm speakers provide balanced projection, pleasant for playing at home volume levels.
Built-in Effects
- Reverb: 4 types (Room, Hall, Stage...) to adapt the ambiance to your room and style.
- Damper Resonance: enhances the harmonic realism when using the pedal.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb | Touch | Heavy |
| Arpeggiator | No | Split & layer | split |
| Bluetooth | No | Max polyphony | 64 |
| Speaker diameter | 4,7" | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Number of speakers | 2 | Inputs | USB audio, USB Midi |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Outputs | 3.5 mm headphone, 6.5 mm headphone |
| MIDI DIN I/O | No | Color | White |
| Number of keys | 88 | Finishing | Matt |
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Yamaha Arius YDP-105 suitable for beginners?
The 88-key GHS keyboard features graded hammer action, heavier in the bass and lighter in the treble. The velocity sensitivity offers four settings: Hard, Medium, Soft, and Fixed. The duet mode and 10 built-in practice songs support daily practice.
What touch does this console digital piano offer?
Thanks to the Graded Hammer Standard keyboard, this model reproduces a weight gradation across all 88 keys.
Can two people play silently with headphones on the YDP-105?
Two stereo headphone outputs allow for silent duet playing. The speaker system also includes two 12 cm units powered by 2 x 6 W amplification.
What computer connectivity is available?
A USB to Host Type B port provides MIDI transmission to a computer. No MIDI DIN input or output is available, and the piano does not have Bluetooth.
How many sounds and polyphony notes does it offer?
The AWM Stereo Sampling generation features 10 voices and a maximum polyphony of 64 notes. Four types of reverb and damper resonance enrich the sounds. The triple pedal includes damper, sostenuto, and soft functions.



