Touch-sensitive keys let you shape each phrase through your playing. Super Articulation 2 voices bring detailed instrument expression into your arrangements, while the assignable joystick and two control knobs put sound shaping within reach.
Choose a sound, build your accompaniment and make the performance your own.
Quick specs
Keyboard: 61-key FSB keyboard with initial touch response
Touch sensitivity: Five settings, Normal, Soft1, Soft2, Hard1 and Hard2
Sound generation: AWM Stereo Sampling and AEM technology
Maximum polyphony: 128 notes
Sounds: 1,587 voices, 480 XG voices and 63 Drum/SFX kits
Accompaniment: 575 preset styles
Display: 7-inch colour touchscreen, 800 × 480 resolution
Performance controls: Assignable joystick, two knobs and eight assignable buttons
Effects: Reverb, chorus, DSP, master compressor and EQ
Vocal processing: Vocal Harmony and Synth Vocoder
Arpeggiator: Yes
MIDI recording: 16 tracks with quick, multi and step recording
Audio recording: Stereo WAV and MP3, up to 80 minutes per song
Internal storage: Approximately 4 GB
Expansion voice memory: Approximately 2 GB
Audio outputs: Two main outputs and two sub outputs
Audio inputs: Microphone/guitar input and stereo auxiliary input
Headphone connection: Standard stereo headphone jack
Pedal connections: Two function-assignable inputs
MIDI connections: IN and OUT
USB connections: Two USB TO DEVICE ports and one USB TO HOST port
Built-in speakers: Two 13 cm speakers and two 2.5 cm dome tweeters
Built-in amplification: (15 W + 10 W) × 2
Power supply: Yamaha PA-300C adaptor or Yamaha-recommended equivalent
Power consumption: 24 W
Dimensions: 1,017 mm wide × 431 mm deep × 139 mm high
Weight: 11.6 kg
Colour: Black
Make room for the whole arrangement
For a Nairobi church rehearsal, a school music session or an event performance, the Yamaha PSR-SX920 Kenya lets you explore arrangements without assembling a full band.
Its 575 styles provide accompaniment, while Chord Looper lets you repeat a chord progression and concentrate on your playing.
The touchscreen gives you a central place to navigate sounds and settings. Registration memory helps you organise performance setups, so you can prepare changes before the next song rather than rebuild everything during the set.
Practice at home, connect for the stage
Built-in speakers mean you can practise without an external amplifier. A headphone connection gives you another monitoring option.
For amplified events, connect the main outputs to a suitable mixer or PA system using appropriate audio cables.
The Yamaha PSR-SX920 Kenya also offers a microphone/guitar input, Vocal Harmony and Synth Vocoder for exploring vocal arrangements. It uses a Yamaha PA-300C power adaptor or a Yamaha-recommended equivalent.
Frequently asked questions
Does it have weighted piano keys?
It uses Yamaha’s 61-key FSB keyboard with initial touch response, rather than a weighted hammer-action piano keyboard.
Can I record complete arrangements?
Yes. MIDI song recording supports 16 tracks, including quick, multi and step recording. Audio recording is separate and supports stereo WAV and MP3.
Do I need speakers to practise?
No external speakers are required for basic practice because speakers are built in. For audience coverage at an event, connect it to an appropriately sized PA system.
Can I connect a sustain pedal?
Yes. There are two function-assignable pedal inputs, with default assignments for sustain and articulation.⠋
