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Hey, just wanted to express my sincere appreciation for your presentation of the p255. I recently developed an interest in learning to play piano but had absolutely no idea what piano to purchase. Familiar with the Yamaha brand, I googled it and one thing led to another and I eventually found myself here. Your in depth analysis of the p105 vs p115 and p115 vs p255 helped me frame the right type of questions to carry out a further search. Satisfied, I purchased the p255b and absolutely love it. All thanks to your presentation and sample play here in this video—so thank you again.

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