Yamaha PF70 Electric Piano w/stand w/case - Vintage 80's

TOO HEAVY TO SHIP !!

Yamaha PF70 (Vintage 80's)  ProLine Stand, M Gear sustain pedal.

The Yamaha PF-70 is amongst the last of the old school analog 'electronic' pianos.  It has a bit of a cult-following amongst jazz players.  Like the legendary Fender Rhodes of the 60s and 70s, the Yamaha PF70 was the go to keyboard in the 80's.  This is not a cheap digital piano made out of plastic.  It's heavy, made of metal and durable.  Speakers are built in. There are 76 weighted keys and several options presets for tone and effects.  Adjustable parameters in tone, sound production, decay, effects, etc.  Adjustable tremolo,  chorus it has lovely play action and midi in/out. Very heavy sturdy digital Piano with speakers built in, with option switch to turn the speakers off if you wanna go into an amp or hi fi set up via its 1/4 inch jack in out. The sounds are Piano 1-6 ...Vibes Harpiscord and Clav, Piano-2 has a brighter and has 70's studio sparkle to it. You can change the sounds a lot with the 3 band sliding EQ buttons Low, mid and high . It does have a very 70's New York vibe like Billy Joel electric Piano, clavinova vibe and Stevie Wonder sound. I can see why jazz players love this model so much if you play with the settings you can get an almost halfway cross breed between wurlitzer piano and Fender Rhodes.