When you think of eco-friendly products, Yamaha Keyboards really don’t come to mind. Think again. Yamaha is revolutionizing the keyboard industry in all new ways.
Over the past 50 years our energy consumption has tripled at home. Stop for a moment and look around your house; I’m sure you’ll find a number products that do require electricity -everything from refrigerators, TVs, computers, and now an increasing number of digital pianos and synthesizers.
Purchases of digital pianos has risen to a point where it’s actually surpassing that of acoustic pianos. The reason for that: digital pianos offer features that are not readily available on acoustic pianos, never require tuning, and clearly offer the sounds of many instruments that can be played from one keyboard. Yet, eco-friendly piano keyboards were an afterthought or not thought of at all until now.
Yamaha keyboards is at the forefront of the eco-friendly evolution in musical instruments. It offers consumers the option to purchase an eco-friendly AC power adapter that consumes far less electricity than its standard adapter. The Yamaha PA 150 power adapter is designed specifically for that purpose. So any Yamaha keyboard with the PA 150 power adapter attached to it will significantly reduce its power consumption while the instrument is not in use and turned off. If you are looking to buy the power adapter you can find it here .
Many people do not realize that when a digital piano or synthesizer that remains plugged into the socket continues to drain energy when it is powered down. But over the course of time they can still consume a significant amount that can make a difference. If you own a Yamaha keyboard, you can rest assured that the PA 150 adapter will pay for itself in the long run.
Although this seems like a very small step towards eco-friendly musical instruments this is certainly a step in the right direction. Yamaha Corporation and its famous Yamaha keyboards are leading the field in eco-friendly piano keyboard consciousness. Setting the gauntlet: It would be great to see other keyboard manufacturers like Korg Keyboards and Roland Keyboards take an active interest toward eco-friendly digital keyboards.
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