A compact piano with the sound and features to suit the needs of advanced players
Yamaha's P-Series digital pianos are highly valued by piano players around the world who seek the comfortable feel of an acoustic piano in an instrument with a compact size and weight.
Compared to the previous model, the P-225 is significantly shorter, flatter and also has a compact design. It looks elegant from any perspective and enhances any room. For the space-saving housing, we have specially developed the new GHC (Graded Hammer Compact) keyboard with 88 keys, which is built to precise standards. It offers the same weighted, piano-like feel as the GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) keyboard used in previous P-Series models.
The P-225 features the sound of Yamaha's premier concert grand piano, the CFX. It uses Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) Lite technology to reproduce the expressive, nuanced tonal changes of a real grand piano.
Whether you are an advanced piano player or an enthusiastic beginner wanting to learn to play the piano, the P-225 is the perfect choice.
We recommend this model for:
- Players looking for a weighted keyboard that feels like an acoustic piano
- People who want to have a piano in their home but do not have the space
- Players who need a second piano
The newly developed GHC (Graded Hammer Compact) keyboard offers an extremely realistic playing feel
One of the main concerns of piano players when purchasing a digital piano is the feel of the keyboard.
Piano players pay attention, among other things, to whether they can feel the counterweight of the keys in their fingers like the mechanics of an acoustic piano, whether the keyboard responds specifically when playing faster passages, whether there are deviations between the strength of the touch and the resulting tone and whether the keyboard offers an appropriate dynamic range from quiet to loud.
The GHS keyboard previously used in the P series has been extremely praised by customers for its excellent balance and the aforementioned easy playability.
The newly developed and more compact GHC keyboard of the new P series is in no way inferior to the gaming comfort of its predecessors.
In addition, the keyboard is more compact than the previous models and at the same time offers an excellent playing feel.
The sound of Yamaha's high-end concert grand piano, the CFX
The P-225 offers the sound of Yamaha's premium CFX concert grand piano, with brilliant highs and powerful lows. This model is equipped with Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) Lite technology, which realistically reproduces the complex resonances generated by the strings of a grand piano, changing each time depending on the keystroke. With the P-225 you will enjoy the sound of a concert grand piano played and loved by famous pianists, along with its infinitely realistic resonances. Of course, this instrument does not need to be tuned.
Place the instrument wherever you want, or simply take it with you.
One fact that bothers pianists is that the traditional piano is often too big for many spaces. is. In addition, piano players cannot take their instruments with them. The P-225 offers the right solution to these problems. The stylish design of this instrument fits perfectly into any room and is available in a black or white color variant, depending on your wishes. With the optional soft case, you can take this instrument with you to the studio, to live performances or on the road - whenever you need it.
Convenient access to the functions of the instruments via the app
If you connect the P-225 to the Yamaha Smart Pianist app, you can operate all functions intuitively via the screen of your smart device. There is no longer any need to leaf through the manual to see how various operations work.
*When connecting your smart device to a musical instrument to use the app, you can either use a cable or connect wirelessly with the Yamaha UD-BT01 (sold separately; iOS only).
Minimalist design reminiscent of a grand piano
The design of the P-225 pays homage to the classic aesthetic of a grand piano. It fits harmoniously into the décor of any home and is intended to give the player the feeling of playing a grand piano.
