Yamaha PSR-400

$6.90 to $13.99 Price Tier: Budget

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Page last updated Jul 02, 2026

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$6.90 1 available New

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In the Portable & Arranger Keyboards category, Yamaha PSR-400 is priced in the Budget/Beginner range. This is great gear to get started with or for creators on a budget.

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Experience the perfect blend of versatility and portability with the Yamaha PSR-400. This arranger keyboard is a favorite among musicians seeking a balance between professional features and user-friendly functionality. With its 61 full-sized keys, the PSR-400 offers a natural playing feel that suits both beginners and seasoned players. Dive into a world of sound with over 200 built-in voices, allowing you to explore a diverse range of musical genres and styles.

The Yamaha PSR-400 is equipped with an intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate through its numerous features. The LCD screen provides clear, real-time feedback, making learning and performance adjustments seamless. The keyboard includes auto-accompaniment styles that provide dynamic backing tracks, helping you create full, rich music even as a solo performer.

Connectivity is key, and the PSR-400 doesn't disappoint. With MIDI compatibility, you can easily integrate this keyboard into your existing setup for recording or live performances. Its lightweight design ensures that you can take your music anywhere, whether you're heading to a gig or simply jamming with friends.

Key Features:

61 full-sized keys for a natural playing experience
Over 200 built-in voices, covering a variety of musical styles
LCD screen for easy navigation and real-time feedback
Auto-accompaniment with dynamic backing tracks
MIDI compatibility for seamless integration into setups
Lightweight and portable design for easy transport

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Yamaha PSR-400 demo and review

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A gem from the 80s: Yamaha PSR-400

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1992 Yamaha PSR-400, 500, 500M, 600 Instructional Video VHS

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mavscientific

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almost 8 years ago

First keyboard I ever owned

My parents gave me this keyboard when I was about 12 years old and it's the first one I've ever owned. The sound on it is quite terrible haha, but I still keep it on the lowest tier of my synth rack, purely for nostalgic reasons (great memories) and to let my little 1 year old daughter have a jam at it once in a while :)