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The Yamaha PSR-36 is a home keyboard released in 1988. It is marketed primarily to home musicians.
The PSR-36 has 61 synth/organ style full sized keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has nine notes of polyphony. It has 32 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and no pedals.
The PSR-36 uses Yamaha's FM sound generation. Frequency Modulation is an iconic digital synthesis for metallic, bell-like, and evolving tones.
It has built-in MIDI capabilities. It has no built-in learning system. It has no built-in speakers which means you will have to connect it to external amplification and speakers in order to hear it. It runs from AC 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 1988 makes it a relatively early PSR model.
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Added: 2026-01-26 Updated: 2026-02-11 ID: 663
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