Thank you. once again. You´re right .The P125 sounds good,but it is a powerful electric piano,if you listen to it many times. The 225 is like a real piano.I´m in love!!!@@anthonypanebianco22
I have a P125, and from what I could see watching this video with an Alesis reference monitor, many sound samples are the same in both models, but with a different equalization, with the exception of the Piano timbre which sounded different, I even think than by the new key mechanism and VRM for resonance.
They do sound similar unless there was 10,000 dollars the difference might as well go the cheaper one. Or the one that has better inputs and output technology cables Bluetooth etc
Excelent comparision!! :D A question, which piano sounds louder? I love sounds of both pianos, I see that Yamaha P125 has small speakers...but it sounds as louder as the P225?
I'm curious about the connections because the P-125 is pressed right up against the P-225, and this all seems to be recorded by lineout. How did the cables fit? Actually, it would have been good to confirm the recording method. In this demo the P-225 does sound nicer to me. I know that the P-125 Grand Piano tone is sometimes described as brighter or less warm than those on some other dps, but it does have four CF grand piano sounds. For this type of music on the P-125 I would probably select the more closed and intimate piano sound (variation 2 out of 0,1,2,3) and this is equivalent to the "GP3 classic piano" on some earlier Yamaha models also featuring CF samples.
Same cables for L&R instruments and same audio card, direct to Logic Pro X. No editing. Real playing, no overdub. Just replace the audio camera from the video. P225 sound smoother and nice, with more dynamics in the pianissimo, also the keybed is less noisy and more calibrate.
Hey, great vid! Considering where are the speakers located (at the back for 225), would the test change much if I have them both against a wall? Thanks!
They both sound amazingly good. Seems the 225 has a somewhat less bright, more subtle but also richer sound. But they both sound great. So how do the actions compare? Is the new compact GHS any better? I've tried the original GHS on the P45 and was not impressed.
New GHC is less noisy, smoothly and best dynamics feeling than GHS especially the ones on P45 (the entry level) this new one sounds better! ;) p225 is great!!!
I thought exactly the same about GHS after trying a P-45 next to my P-255, for several days. There was no way I could play rapid arpeggios on the P-45. But then, I tried a P-45 next to a P-121. Both have GHS, but there was a perceptible difference. This was enough to persuade me to buy a P-121 (same as P-125, but fewer keys) as my travel piano. No regrets! In fact, I will use it on all of the easier gigs to save lugging something heavier (and too long) about.
@@Zoco101 Thanks, P121 has been on my list too, but it's now discontinued. Hopefully Yamaha will release a P221. Regarding the GHS on P45 I guess it's maybe a cheaper version. Unfortunately I don't have access to a P125 or P225 to compare. I would never buy the P45 because of the keybed, but if the more expensive versions have a better GHS it would be an option.
Good comparison. Usually the CFX is quite bright, but in the 225 it has a much more mellow tone, which I would prefer. Are these sounds from each keyboard recorded from line outs or from speakers?
Thanks for your comment! I think p125 have more focus on the mid range, p225 have more dynamics, more fluid and less noisy in the keybed, both piano are very good, just try and feel what is your way. 😇
White is good. It hides the scratches better, and doesn't fade. But I wouldn't pay extra money over colour, not in a budget piano. My P-121 is black because that was cheaper. My P-255 is white because it was the same price for white.
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I am a beginner. I purchased p-225 on 1st March 2024,after researching on various models. Learning Scales.
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Well,I bought the 225.CFX sample,amazing sensitive keys.Thank you!
Well done! Congratulations!!
Thank you. once again. You´re right .The P125 sounds good,but it is a powerful electric piano,if you listen to it many times. The 225 is like a real piano.I´m in love!!!@@anthonypanebianco22
Yes
I have a P125, and from what I could see watching this video with an Alesis reference monitor, many sound samples are the same in both models, but with a different equalization, with the exception of the Piano timbre which sounded different, I even think than by the new key mechanism and VRM for resonance.
The piano sounds are smoother and deeper in term of dynamics, also E.Piano sounds better Imho
They do sound similar unless there was 10,000 dollars the difference might as well go the cheaper one. Or the one that has better inputs and output technology cables Bluetooth etc
Excelent comparision!! :D
A question, which piano sounds louder? I love sounds of both pianos, I see that Yamaha P125 has small speakers...but it sounds as louder as the P225?
Thank you 🙏🏻
Same volume! Try also Sound Boost Function on both model! :)
Same? Oh excellent!!! And what's about the key-action? Is there a difference between p125 and p225 in their keys?
@@aemanuelrosado6763 p225 action is smoother and more fluid, less noisy
Yes I agree 👍
I like the sound of the lower white keyboard, seems richer to me.
True!
I don't think it sounds richer. I think it sounds sharper more crisp which I don't like
@@virgilgray i suggest you to try it in your local seller ;) P225 is a joy to play!
Me too 😅😅😅😅😅
I'm curious about the connections because the P-125 is pressed right up against the P-225, and this all seems to be recorded by lineout. How did the cables fit?
Actually, it would have been good to confirm the recording method.
In this demo the P-225 does sound nicer to me. I know that the P-125 Grand Piano tone is sometimes described as brighter or less warm than those on some other dps, but it does have four CF grand piano sounds. For this type of music on the P-125 I would probably select the more closed and intimate piano sound (variation 2 out of 0,1,2,3) and this is equivalent to the "GP3 classic piano" on some earlier Yamaha models also featuring CF samples.
Same cables for L&R instruments and same audio card, direct to Logic Pro X. No editing. Real playing, no overdub. Just replace the audio camera from the video.
P225 sound smoother and nice, with more dynamics in the pianissimo, also the keybed is less noisy and more calibrate.
I use two different keyboard stands so the cable connections are safe and hidden from the camera 🎥
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I still feel the 125 sounds better!!
I love both! 😇 I have p125 and it sound very good. P225 sound good also, I think more balanced in the dynamics expression
Hey, great vid! Considering where are the speakers located (at the back for 225), would the test change much if I have them both against a wall? Thanks!
I think 225 sound better ;)
They both sound amazingly good. Seems the 225 has a somewhat less bright, more subtle but also richer sound. But they both sound great. So how do the actions compare? Is the new compact GHS any better? I've tried the original GHS on the P45 and was not impressed.
New GHC is less noisy, smoothly and best dynamics feeling than GHS especially the ones on P45 (the entry level) this new one sounds better! ;) p225 is great!!!
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I thought exactly the same about GHS after trying a P-45 next to my P-255, for several days. There was no way I could play rapid arpeggios on the P-45. But then, I tried a P-45 next to a P-121. Both have GHS, but there was a perceptible difference. This was enough to persuade me to buy a P-121 (same as P-125, but fewer keys) as my travel piano. No regrets! In fact, I will use it on all of the easier gigs to save lugging something heavier (and too long) about.
@@Zoco101 Thanks, P121 has been on my list too, but it's now discontinued. Hopefully Yamaha will release a P221. Regarding the GHS on P45 I guess it's maybe a cheaper version. Unfortunately I don't have access to a P125 or P225 to compare. I would never buy the P45 because of the keybed, but if the more expensive versions have a better GHS it would be an option.
Good comparison. Usually the CFX is quite bright, but in the 225 it has a much more mellow tone, which I would prefer. Are these sounds from each keyboard recorded from line outs or from speakers?
Line out, direct to my sound card. No editing! :) a true comparison, no trick :)
How do you compare ,they both sound great . 🎹🎹👍👍
Thank you 🙏🏻
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P125 : 2 Speakers above + 2 speakers below P225: 2 speakers behind. P 125 sounds much better.
Sound different, p225 keybed is more fluid and less noisy and speakers position give different feeling, more dynamics
Thanks a lot.In fact I´m thinking about a Korg LP 380.@@anthonypanebianco22
you´re right...All the best!!!@@anthonypanebianco22
´ll buy a P225.It´s CFX!!!!!!THANKS
I bought the 225.CFX sample,amazing sensitive keys.Thank you!!
私には125の方がきらびやかさがあり、はっきりした前に出る音の印象が良いと感じましたが、どうでしょうか！🤗
Thanks for your comment! I think p125 have more focus on the mid range, p225 have more dynamics, more fluid and less noisy in the keybed, both piano are very good, just try and feel what is your way. 😇
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What do you think of the color white? is it beautiful ? Does it change over the years?
It’s perfect over the years, I’ve also a beautiful p115 white, still perfect 😇❤️
White is good. It hides the scratches better, and doesn't fade. But I wouldn't pay extra money over colour, not in a budget piano. My P-121 is black because that was cheaper. My P-255 is white because it was the same price for white.
125の良さが顕著です。225はマイルドすぎで明朗さないです。
Try also Sound Boost in both models