Headphone (1/4″), Audio in (1/8″), MIDI USB (MIDI & Audio!) out, 1/4″ pedal input for sustain, arpeggiator or articulation Just in case you don’t know what an arranger keyboard is arranger keyboards typically have a large number of voices, and they will have not only a large number of drumbeats in different genres included, but will also have accompaniment instruments that will play along with you, based on chords that you play in your left hand. So this review will be focusing on how well I think the PSR E373 will work as a portable option for a piano player who is used to playing a weighted key piano, so while I will touch on some of the many arranger features, it’s definitely not my area of expertise or interest and there are tons of videos out there on those features. If you’re familiar with my website and YouTube channel, you probably know that I usually review entry to mid level digital pianos, so why am I reviewing an arranger keyboard? Well I’ve been looking into portable options for piano players to have something to easily take to a friends house, or the park or to a low key band practice or even for small casual performances like busking, so the E373 is definitely an option for that. This is my review on the Yamaha PSR E373 portable arranger keyboard.
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