Yamaha P37D 37-Note Pianica Keyboard Wind Instrument

La calidad del sonido y de los materiales es excelente , es una de las mejores melódicas, muy recomendable

As my old piano teacher used to say, if you can slap your finger down you can play music. That's true of the piano, and of the melodica after a fashion. That said I also play the saxophone, so I'm used to being a literal blow-hard. My first note, my dog ran for cover, I'll put it that way! It takes very little breath to sound out a note, especially at the low end, but nice, even tone across volume levels, easy to do vibrato and tonguing.Chording requires more breath support, especially if you're chording and playing the melody, which is where the depth comes in. But just playing with your right hand while holding it with the left, you can get an amazing range of volume.Now all that said, if you're coming from a piano background there is an adjustment. There are no melodicas that I could find (short of a VERY expensive, hard to find, vintage one made in the 50s-60s) with "piano" size keys. If you absolutely can't stand mini key MIDI keyboards you're going to hate this. I've heard the Suzuki meldoicas have a wider key so you might give them a look.If you don't mind some minor mental adjustment though, I think you'll be happy with this over one of the cheaper models. I certainly am - plus now I have another Yamaha instrument alongside my Yamaha saxophone and bass guitar. 🎹🎷🎸

Très satisfaite de cet instrument. Le son est riche et il est bien accordé.

I really this. Has a nice tone to it. Doesn’t sound like a cheap melodica

Should have bought this years ago. Used it daily while traveling this summer. Durable, expressive, no plugs, no cables, no amps, no firmware updates. Just joyful music making for an on the go keyboard player.