Yamaha PSR-110 Home Keyboard Information, Specifications and Resources
Author: Andy Merrett / Data Driven
Overview
The Yamaha PSR-110 is a home keyboard released in 1993. It is marketed primarily to home musicians.
The PSR-110 has 49 synth/organ style full sized keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has 12 notes of polyphony. It has 100 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and no pedals.
It uses Yamaha's AWM sound generation. Advanced Wave Memory is a classic high-quality sample playback and layering engine.
It has no built-in learning system. It has a built-in amplifier and speakers. It can run from both AC and battery power.The keyboard is a decent choice for children. It's very much an entry level model, making it cheaper but also with fewer functions or lower quality sounds than more expensive keyboards. It's a part of the PSR family of instruments, whose models span from 1984 to the present day. Its release year of 1993 makes it a relatively early PSR model.
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The Yamaha PSR-110 is a fairly entry-level home keyboard launched in 1993. It utilises much of Yamaha's well-developed technology and, being from the '90s, took advantage of improving features at a reduced price.
Key features include 100 AWM voices, 50 music styles, 20 demonstration which can be used with the "Minus-One" feature for learning, 20 programmed rhythms and chord progressions, percussion sounds and effects, speakers and amplification. The specifications do suggest that the instrument does not have touch sensitive keys, nor can a sustain pedal be added. It runs from AC power or batteries.Specifications
Form
Number of Keys: 49Key Weight: Synth
Key Size: Full
Touch Sensitive:
Aftertouch:
Sound
Number of Voices: 100Polyphony: 12
Sound Generation: AWM
Piano Sounds:
Real World Sounds:
Sounds Editable:
Accompaniments:
Extra Features
Recorder/Sequencer:Tutorials:
Communication
MIDI:USB:
Tablet Connectivity:
Power
AC Power:Batteries:
Audio
Speakers:Audio Out:
Audio In:
Pedals
Sustain Pedal:Soft Pedal:
Expression Pedal:
Release Info
Year: 1993RRP: Unknown
Description
The Yamaha PSR-110 is a fairly entry-level home keyboard launched in 1993. It utilises much of Yamaha's well-developed technology and, being from the '90s, took advantage of improving features at a reduced price.
Key features include:
- 100 AWM voices
- 50 music styles
- 20 demonstration which can be used with the "Minus-One" feature for learning
- 20 programmed rhythms and chord progressions
- Percussion sounds and effects
- Speakers and amplification
The specifications do suggest that the instrument does not have touch sensitive keys, nor can a sustain pedal be added. It runs from AC power or batteries.
Specifications- Number of Keys: 49 (C1-C5)
- Key Size: Regular
- Tone Generator: AWM
- Number of Voices: 100
- Polyphony: 12
- Number of Styles: 50
- Auto Accompaniment: Yes
- Chord Detection: Multi
- Bass Chord Hold: Yes
- Number of Songs: 20
- Percussion Pads: 4x8 sounds
- Controls: Music Mode Selector (Power Off/Style/Voice/Song), Numeric Keypad, +- buttons, start/stop, tempo +-, volume +-, demo, pads select
- Connections: DC IN, Headphones/AUX out, music stand
- Speakers: 10cmx2
- Amplification: 2.1Wx2
- Dimensions: 915x266x98mm (36"x10.5"x3.875")
- Weight: 3.4kg (7lbs8oz)
FAQ
What year was the Yamaha PSR-110 launched?
This instrument was launched in 1993
What other models did Yamaha release in 1993?
- B700
- DK-10
- DK-20
- DK-30
- KB-100A
- KB-150
- PSR-1700
- PSR-210
- PSR-2700
- PSR-28
- PSR-310
- PSR-310M
- PSR-510
- PSR-510M
- VL1
What models did other manufacturers release in 1993?
- Casio CTK-1000
- Casio CTK-150
- Casio PT-88
- Korg i3
- Korg i3
- Korg X2
- Korg X3
- Roland E-16
- Roland E-36
- Roland E-56
- Roland E-66
- Roland E-86
- Roland EM-303
- Roland EM-305
- Roland JV-1000
- Technics KN5000
What other home keyboards were released at a similar time?
- Casio AT-1
- Casio CT647
- Casio CT700
- Casio CT770
- Casio CT870IN
- Casio CTK-1000
- Casio CTK-150
- Casio CTK-200
- Casio CTK-500
- Casio CTK-540
- Casio CTK-650
- Casio CTK-750
- Casio SA-21
- Casio SA-35
- Casio SA-5
- Casio TA-10
- Korg i3
- Yamaha KB-200
- Yamaha PSR-100
- Yamaha PSR-150
- Yamaha PSR-180
- Yamaha PSR-185
- Yamaha PSR-200
- Yamaha PSR-215
- Yamaha PSR-300
- Yamaha PSR-300M
- Yamaha PSR-320
- Yamaha PSR-400
- Yamaha PSR-4000
- Yamaha PSR-410
- Yamaha PSR-420
- Yamaha PSR-500
- Yamaha PSR-500M
- Yamaha PSR-500M
- Yamaha PSR-520
- Yamaha PSR-5700
- Yamaha PSR-600
- Yamaha PSR-6000
- Yamaha PSR-620
- Yamaha PSR-6700
- Yamaha PSR-73
- Yamaha PSR-75
- Yamaha PSR-76
- Yamaha PSR-76
- Yamaha PSR-77
- Yamaha PSR-84
- Yamaha PSR-85
- Yamaha PSR-A3
- Yamaha PSR-SQ16
- Yamaha PSS-101
- Yamaha PSS-102
- Yamaha PSS-103
- Yamaha PSS-104
- Yamaha PSS-11
- Yamaha PSS-12
- Yamaha PSS-21
- Yamaha PSS-26
- Yamaha PSS-31
- Yamaha PSS-51
- Yamaha PSS-595
- Yamaha PSS-6
- Yamaha PSS-795
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