We have the DGX 650. A lot of keyboard for the money.

From the viewpoint of Yamaha it combines their low end keybed, with their low end piano sounds and a low end psr-e series arranger..

Its all entry level..

Bachus, come on!.. It has "Natural! Grand Piano" which is to my knowledge more advanced than any piano voice that any PSR has and as I see it any demo of DGX-650/660 shows that the piano voice is actually quite beautiful. Also it does seem to be well-priced, it's not that much more expensive than Yamaha's portable pianos like p-125 without any extra functions, so this product seems to be a real hit.

Its less advanced then all the Yamaha P series.
And there is no cheaper 88 key then this in the Yamaha assortment

Keep in mind, that this all says nothing about the quallity, just about the price... and that everything else from Yamaha is even better...

Folks that have a lot more $$$ than I do can buy something of quality.

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During the winter months I play weekly solo piano gig on DGX650 in the lobby of a cancer treatment center in The Villages Florida. Nothing wrong with that piano and it beats having to haul my own equipment to a gig. The action on it is fine.

No doubt about it, The Yamaha DGX 60 is a great bang for the buck. As seen in the videos that Donny posted,, this is the instrument can obviously sound fantastic’ in the hands of a skilled pianist. Truth be told, I generally prefer Yamaha over Korg, But I bought the Korg Havian 30 because the arranger section of the keyboard is much more complete than the Yamaha. This keyboard serves me very well to hone in on my piano skills and looks pretty good in the living room. The chord sequencer on the Korg is an amazing practice tool!