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Difference Between Yamaha PSR E373 & Yamaha PSR E473 Keyboards

Yamaha PSR E373 vs Yamaha PSR E473

Yamaha PSR E373

Yamaha PSR E473

Brand

Yamaha

Yamaha

Rating
Value for money
Pros
  • High quality piano sample. The Portable Grand feature provides a rich and warm concert grand piano sound.

  • The super articulation feature on this entry level keyboard gives it an extra edge.

  • The 38 Digital Signal Processors (DSP) are high quality and give the regular tones an added dimension of warmth and character.

  • You can layer and split any of the onboard 622 voices. It' also possible also adjust the volume mix of all the various layers.

  • The USB port also acts a Digital Audio Interface.

  • You can use 2 DSPs simultaneously. Processing power that is unheard of in this price category.

  • You can turn on or off the style parts to create musical variations. This feature is not available in other PSR E Series keyboards.

  • 2 live control knobs allow you to personalize various DSPs, cutoff and resonance to your sound and rhythms in real time.

  • This keyboard has a microphone input jack to sample any external sound or to sing along with

Cons
  • The speaker quality isn't great, but you'll get quality sounds via headphones.

  • Super Articulations need to be triggered manually by the front panel button.

  • The keyboard responsiveness is a bit problematic. Even with touch response set to hard, certain keys are extremely loud.

  • The keyboard responsiveness is a bit problematic. Even with touch response set to hard, certain keys are extremely loud.

External Specifications
Color

Black

Black

Width

945 mm

992 mm

Height

118 mm

136 mm

Depth

369 mm

404 mm

Weight

4.6 kg (not including batteries)

7.0 kg (not including batteries)

Display
Type

LCD

LCD

Backlight
Control Features
Number of keys

61

61

Touch Response

Yes (Soft, Medium, Hard, Fixed)

Yes (Soft, Medium, Hard, Fixed)

Pitch bend
Modulation

-

Control Knobs

2

Articulation Switches
Voices
Number of Polyphony (Max)

48

64

Tone Generating Technology

AWM Stereo Sampling

AWM Stereo Sampling

Number of Voices/Tones

622 (241 Panel Voices + 22 Drum/SFX kits + 20 Arpeggio + 339 XGlite Voices)

820 (294 Panel Voices + 28 Drum/SFX kits + 40 Arpeggio + 458 XGlite Voices)

Featured Voices

3 Live! Voices, 4 Sweet! Voices, 6 Cool! Voices, 11 Super Articulation Lite Voices

3 Live! Voices, 9 Sweet! Voices, 6 Cool! Voices, 14 Super Articulation Lite Voices

Effects
Reverb

12 types

12 types

Chorus

5 types

5 types

DSP

38 types

DSP1: 41 types, DSP2: 12 types

Master EQ

6 types

4 types

Mixer
Functions
Arpeggio
Melody Suppressor

Yes (w/ pan adjustment)

Layer
Split
Crossfade

-

Yes (between Internal Sound and External Audio)

Speakers and Connectivity
Amplifiers

2.5 W + 2.5 W

6 W + 6 W

Speakers

12 cm × 2

12 cm x 2

Aux In

Yes (Stereo mini jack)

Yes (Stereo mini jack)

USB

Yes, USB to Host

Yes, USB to Host

Built-in Audio Recorder / Player
Sustain Pedal Socket
Microphone Input
USB Audio Interface Capability

-

Recording Functions
Is Available
Data Capacity

Approx. 10,000 notes

Approx. 19,000 notes. 80 minutes (approx. 0.9 GB) per Song

Number of Songs

5

10

Number of Tracks

2

6 (5 Melody + 1 Style/Groove Creator)

Accompaniment Styles
Fingering

-

Multi finger, Smart Chord