Thanks very much for that. I will now be buying a 373 instead of a 363. Just taking up keyboards (at the age of 66) and it looks ideal to me. Looking forward to this new adventure in music.
Thanks for the informative and concise summary! I ordered a 363 that's arriving today. Musician's Friend was backordered on the 373, and I have a pressing project that just can't wait. :-/ Hopefully, the 363 will be sufficient!
No change.. everything is same with some additional options in e373. If you attach external speakers to e363 it will sound more better. The extra options are also useless as we are not going to use any. Reason to launch e373 is.. e363 has become famous so there may be chances of coming duplicate 363 models in market. Or slowly the sales may decrease. So company has to keep updating some products. E373 is 1 such products. So they have added some options in 373 to increase sales.👍
Thanks for the great information I enjoyed it I’m thinking about buying one soon and the e373 seems perfect for a second Keyboard 🎹 as I have a psr s770 as my main one. And whenever Yamaha comes out with the psr e473 let’s see what it will offer 👍🤩😎😎
Thanks for your videos, they are very interesting. I have a question. I am looking in buying the psr-e373 instead of the psr-e463 because I really don't need the groove and sampling features. The idea is using the keyboard as a MIDI controller and multichannel sound module with my DAW software. I only want to be sure that the acoustic voices quality is the same in the 373 as in the 463. I am not at all into synth sounds. I don't intend to use the speakers so that's not an issue. What do you think? Thanks from Mike in Quebec, Canada.
Sounds to me like the 373 would be an ideal choice for you. And if you'll only be using classic sounds, I think the effects system really is worthwhile and clearly superior to the effects on the 463. So there's another reason to choose the 373 in this particular instance :)
I bought a slightly used e363, but only saved 37usd. So we'll see when it shows up if it was worth it. And if the difference between the old and new model are minor.
Thanks for this! I have a problem, I have the E-363 and only using it on Grand Piano with sustain on. While the new E-373 might have a slightly better sound, I am not sure if its worth all the back and forth. What is your opinion?
Awesome video as always!! May you elaborate on the key bed comparison? You mentioned 373 is greatly improved. I'm just wondering how and in what ways. Are the keys more weighted or textured differently than the 363? thanks as always!!
Hello again, NH - Your question about the keys mentions exactly what the improvements have been! Beautiful surface texture, nice weight, and I always look for a sense of definite "up-ness" and "down-ness" in the keys. I don't like it when keys have the same resistance all the way up and down. Finally (and the 363 had this too, to be fair) you can set the velocity response to match your playing style. I choose a setting that I refer to as "Man playing like a gorilla kneading bread"
this is super helpful!!! but i was wondering if it's worth it to get the EW310 rather than the EW300 as a beginner? all i need is the piano sound, i just prefer soft classical sounds, i dont need any sfx or anything like that, considering the price gap is quite noticeable in my currency. which one do you think i should get? thanks!!
Hi Gracie. If you don't need effects then I wouldn't spend the extra on the EW310. The piano sounds on the EW300 are perfectly fine. Check the second hand market though, you might be able to find a proper 88-key piano with weighted keys for less money than a new PSR-EW300. That's what I'd really recommend if you are just using piano sounds. Good luck on your search!
Hi Gearfacts, In today's time (December 2023) is it worth to purchase psr e373 or should i wait for psr e383. Actually i want to purchase a keyboard which has touch sensitivity and pitch bender wheel but i don't want to purchase yamaha's psr e400 series of keyboard. I expecting that psr e383 may come with pitch bender wheel. Is their any chance of having pitch bender wheel in psr e383 ? What should i do.
At this time, I think you should maybe consider the PSR E473 or perhaps Casio CTX5000. I’ve done reviews of both feel free to have a look and ask any questions :-)
The hard cold truth is that the basic sounds have been the same since the PSR E-303. I mean, how hard would it be to add sounds from the original MOTIF to it?
Do you think the 373 is worth the extra investment for someone who will mostly use it on their computer? Or the 363 will do just basically the same? Thanks!
If it’s just to be used with a. Computer I’d be more included to look for a controller keyboard as it’ll probably cost less and certainly give you’ve more functionality. If you need the stand-alone option as well though, I really thing the 373 is worth the extra. If you’ve got a bit of extra budget, I’d choose the Casio Ct-x500 over any other them :)
Hi, great video so thanks a lot. Do you know what's the software needed on Yamaha PSR e 373 to connect the USB to Host cable between it and a computer?
Hey... I only have a budget of 200-250$ which keyboard will you recommend? I just want a nice piano sound with touch sensitivity so i coould play satie gymnopedie 1 and other sad music
Hi nice comparison. A remark: both keyboards do have an integrated USB digital audio interface, i.e. instead of recording through the headphones socket, you can record digitally through connecting the keyboard to a computer (or iPad) with an USB cable. Very comcenient. And a question: can the sounds which have a timbre variation still be activated through velocity on the E373 as it was possible on the E363 or is it mandatory to use the Articulation button? Thanks.
I found a PSR-E353 second hand for half of sales price when new, and my question is now. Whats the difference between the E373 and the E353 shuold I go for the E373 or the E353.
The main difference is the feel of the keys and the effects processor in the 373. If you are happy with ordinary keys and simple sounds then the 353 will be fine for you (like if you just want to play piano and organ, I mean)
Great video mate.. Want to ask about the sound quality out of Yamaha psr-e373 vs Casio ct-x700 Aix sound engine. Which one is better sounding just from the SQ point of view (acoustic piano/grand piano especially)? I know casio ct-x700 is better than yamaha psr e363. How about 373? Which is better. Thanks in advance.. Greetings from Indonesia.. (=
The CT-X700 outguns all the Yamaha PSR-E series keyboards when it comes to piano sounds. But as I always point out, I choose the Yamaha ones (especially the PSR-E463) because they are just so much more fun to use. So the good music can flow freely from your heart :)
They come from different eras so they sound quite different. There is also the key lighting, that's a big difference too. The EZ300 is no lightweight though, it has some great sounds.
Warm amber color is lesser annoying for eyes. In darker environments it's more noticable. When you want to play to relax and be in calm state this change is a worsening.
Hi I'm new to keyboards. I've seen people use their own sounds like I saw this guy use a tuba sound on a m audio and he said he downloaded a sample and he gived me the file. I was just curious if the yamaha psre373 would be able to play downloaded sounds or if your just restricted to the sounds it comes with.
It can play other sounds if it's connected to a computer - it'll actually be the computer playing the sounds and the PSR-E373 just controlling it though :)
@@matrox I suggest a PSR-EW410. It has all those features, but note that the voice articulation happens in response to key pressure, not by pressing a button. Personally i pressure the key-pressure way, but some people like to have a dedicated button to change the timbre. In any case, the EW410 is just a whole lot of fun with all it's useful and easy-to-access features.
Yes, they do. Go to settings/function. Look for the M. Octave (main octave). Most Yamaha keyboards have that. Or maybe this one octave+ or octave- button onboard already.
Thank you for inviting me. I do all my talking about keyboards right here on UA-cam. I keep email separate for other aspects of life. Hope you don't mind, it's just easier to stay organized that way :) :)
Thanks very much for that. I will now be buying a 373 instead of a 363. Just taking up keyboards (at the age of 66) and it looks ideal to me. Looking forward to this new adventure in music.
Definitely worth the extra cost. Good luck to you Carl!
Thanks for the informative and concise summary! I ordered a 363 that's arriving today. Musician's Friend was backordered on the 373, and I have a pressing project that just can't wait. :-/ Hopefully, the 363 will be sufficient!
Glad it was helpful! And yep there's nothing wrong with the 363, especially if you add soe external effects
This is a game changer, Yamaha says the e373 has upgraded samples, taken from the much more expensive PSR-S670
Yep. And the hotly-awaited 473 is going to raise that bar again.
I got the ew300 for my 26 birthday and I love it!!!!
Thanks alot for this video!
My pleasure, thanks for commenting :)
Good comparison. Yamaha is taking forever in getting the PSR E373 in US stores. No stores have them (or the PSR EW310) in stock yet.
I got my E373 a week a go, in Norway.
I was lucky to get this one, it was the one on display. The retailer said they sell out amazingly quickly.
Great review Glynn. Just bought one for my son to go with the CBX K1 XG. Cheers.
You got him the 373? I think it's a real winner for Yamaha :)
No change.. everything is same with some additional options in e373. If you attach external speakers to e363 it will sound more better. The extra options are also useless as we are not going to use any. Reason to launch e373 is.. e363 has become famous so there may be chances of coming duplicate 363 models in market. Or slowly the sales may decrease. So company has to keep updating some products. E373 is 1 such products. So they have added some options in 373 to increase sales.👍
You mean attach external effects to the 363? I'd agree with that.
Good job! Thank you very much! Greetings from Madrid.
Thank you too!
Grand piano really sound different. Thanks a lot.
Thank you too!
Thanks for the great information I enjoyed it I’m thinking about buying one soon and the e373 seems perfect for a second Keyboard 🎹 as I have a psr s770 as my main one. And whenever Yamaha comes out with the psr e473 let’s see what it will offer 👍🤩😎😎
Yep, I've been waiting waiting waiting for the 473 ....waiting waiting....
Thanks for your videos, they are very interesting. I have a question. I am looking in buying the psr-e373 instead of the psr-e463 because I really don't need the groove and sampling features. The idea is using the keyboard as a MIDI controller and multichannel sound module with my DAW software. I only want to be sure that the acoustic voices quality is the same in the 373 as in the 463. I am not at all into synth sounds. I don't intend to use the speakers so that's not an issue. What do you think? Thanks from Mike in Quebec, Canada.
Sounds to me like the 373 would be an ideal choice for you. And if you'll only be using classic sounds, I think the effects system really is worthwhile and clearly superior to the effects on the 463. So there's another reason to choose the 373 in this particular instance :)
@@gearfacts Thanks. Have a nice weekend.
I am about to buy a second-hand e363 (6 months used) for almost half of e373's price. Do you think it would worth?
Yes that's a good price
I bought a slightly used e363, but only saved 37usd. So we'll see when it shows up if it was worth it. And if the difference between the old and new model are minor.
Thanks for this! I have a problem, I have the E-363 and only using it on Grand Piano with sustain on. While the new E-373 might have a slightly better sound, I am not sure if its worth all the back and forth. What is your opinion?
No, it's not worth it. If all you need is piano, the 363 is fine :)
Does these keyboards have touch response? I noticed in the LCD display the word TOUCH with these bars that fill up every time you played the keys.
Yes.
Only the 373
Both have touch I own a 363
Thx u for sharing in very interested in 373 very nice sounds
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome video as always!! May you elaborate on the key bed comparison? You mentioned 373 is greatly improved. I'm just wondering how and in what ways. Are the keys more weighted or textured differently than the 363? thanks as always!!
Hello again, NH - Your question about the keys mentions exactly what the improvements have been! Beautiful surface texture, nice weight, and I always look for a sense of definite "up-ness" and "down-ness" in the keys. I don't like it when keys have the same resistance all the way up and down. Finally (and the 363 had this too, to be fair) you can set the velocity response to match your playing style. I choose a setting that I refer to as "Man playing like a gorilla kneading bread"
Haha that would be a popular setting I'm sure. Thanks for additional info! Helps a lot
Which one should I get Ctx 700 or this one?
Im a beginner
Difficult choice, but I would choose the Yamaha because 1. The keys are SO much nicer to touch and 2. It's easier to operate.
Very useful review: can the USB port of the E373 be used as USB/MIDI port in order to control VST sinths into my PC?? Thanks!
Yes, absolutely. Glad you liked the video :)
I own and like both of them
They make a great pair :)
this is super helpful!!! but i was wondering if it's worth it to get the EW310 rather than the EW300 as a beginner? all i need is the piano sound, i just prefer soft classical sounds, i dont need any sfx or anything like that, considering the price gap is quite noticeable in my currency. which one do you think i should get? thanks!!
Hi Gracie. If you don't need effects then I wouldn't spend the extra on the EW310. The piano sounds on the EW300 are perfectly fine. Check the second hand market though, you might be able to find a proper 88-key piano with weighted keys for less money than a new PSR-EW300. That's what I'd really recommend if you are just using piano sounds. Good luck on your search!
Hi Gearfacts,
In today's time (December 2023) is it worth to purchase psr e373 or should i wait for psr e383.
Actually i want to purchase a keyboard which has touch sensitivity and pitch bender wheel but i don't want to purchase yamaha's psr e400 series of keyboard.
I expecting that psr e383 may come with pitch bender wheel. Is their any chance of having pitch bender wheel in psr e383 ?
What should i do.
At this time, I think you should maybe consider the PSR E473 or perhaps Casio CTX5000. I’ve done reviews of both feel free to have a look and ask any questions :-)
@@gearfacts Thank you sar, thank you for your valuable opinion
The hard cold truth is that the basic sounds have been the same since the PSR E-303. I mean, how hard would it be to add sounds from the original MOTIF to it?
That s true, the changes have been mostly physical.
Very nice information, thanks.
My pleasure
Do you think the 373 is worth the extra investment for someone who will mostly use it on their computer? Or the 363 will do just basically the same? Thanks!
If it’s just to be used with a. Computer I’d be more included to look for a controller keyboard as it’ll probably cost less and certainly give you’ve more functionality. If you need the stand-alone option as well though, I really thing the 373 is worth the extra. If you’ve got a bit of extra budget, I’d choose the Casio Ct-x500 over any other them :)
Hi, great video so thanks a lot. Do you know what's the software needed on Yamaha PSR e 373 to connect the USB to Host cable between it and a computer?
Any DAW software should work right away. There's also a drive on the Yamaha website I believe, but I've never used it.
@@gearfacts thanks 👍
Hey... I only have a budget of 200-250$ which keyboard will you recommend? I just want a nice piano sound with touch sensitivity so i coould play satie gymnopedie 1 and other sad music
Hi nice comparison. A remark: both keyboards do have an integrated USB digital audio interface, i.e. instead of recording through the headphones socket, you can record digitally through connecting the keyboard to a computer (or iPad) with an USB cable. Very comcenient. And a question: can the sounds which have a timbre variation still be activated through velocity on the E373 as it was possible on the E363 or is it mandatory to use the Articulation button? Thanks.
You can use a sustain pedal to activate the articulation button.
Response to your comment - yep I should take advantage of that! Answer to your question: I didn't hear it do that once, so I think not.
He said in the other video that you can use the sustain pedal to change the articulation mode
I can see that psr e373 doesn't show what notes you play, while e363 does. Can you turn it on in the e373 options or is it gone completely?
To be honest I didn't even notice that! It's not an option that can be switched on/off.
Gearfacts in your future video can you video these 2 casio keyboards casio wk 210 vs casio wk 220 to see which one sound better
I'll try
I found a PSR-E353 second hand for half of sales price when new, and my question is now. Whats the difference between the E373 and the E353 shuold I go for the E373 or the E353.
The main difference is the feel of the keys and the effects processor in the 373. If you are happy with ordinary keys and simple sounds then the 353 will be fine for you (like if you just want to play piano and organ, I mean)
@@gearfacts Thanks for your reply, this will be my first keyboard so then I guess it will be more than just fine for start learning
@@palgjervan1424 yes, perfect :)
Thank you so much
You're most welcome :)
Great video mate..
Want to ask about the sound quality out of Yamaha psr-e373 vs Casio ct-x700 Aix sound engine. Which one is better sounding just from the SQ point of view (acoustic piano/grand piano especially)? I know casio ct-x700 is better than yamaha psr e363. How about 373? Which is better.
Thanks in advance..
Greetings from Indonesia.. (=
The CT-X700 outguns all the Yamaha PSR-E series keyboards when it comes to piano sounds. But as I always point out, I choose the Yamaha ones (especially the PSR-E463) because they are just so much more fun to use. So the good music can flow freely from your heart :)
Thanks
I Do Have a Question.....When Will This psr e373 will Come to India?
Yamaha is very secretive about such things. All I can suggest is pre-ordering it through a retailer.
Yamaha psr e373 already came to India!
Launched in India on 20 Nov. Check out bajaao.com
does anyone knows if we can adjust the Display Brightness of the E373? I can't find any info anywhere, thanks
No, brightness can't be changed.
@@gearfacts 😭
Which one do you recommend for beginners?
I think the 373 is worth the extra for anyone :)
How similar is the EZ300 to the PSR 373?
They come from different eras so they sound quite different. There is also the key lighting, that's a big difference too. The EZ300 is no lightweight though, it has some great sounds.
@@gearfacts I thought they were released within 2 months of each other?
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV they are absolutely the same except key lightning
Can you make a comparison between yamaha PSR E373 and casio ct-x700?
Haven't got either of them in the studio right now but I have reviewed both separately. I'd definitely choose the Yamaha.
@@gearfacts Yamaha PSR e363 or Casio CTX-700?
How noisy is the e373 keyboard? If I play my 663 (which is weighted) with headphones, for example, the keyboard is extremely noisy.
It's not terrible but I have heard much quieter keys. Especially the Roland Go:Keys and Casio's CT-S series.
Go keys or psr e373? @@gearfacts
@@DinoRider168 Personally I'd choose the Go:Keys
Casio CT-X870IN or YAMAHA PSR-E373?
Which one is better?
Make one Comparison Video about it as well!
Psre373 imho
Gearfacts i want to know wich wk keyboard sounds better casio wk 210 or wk 220
Whats casio wk keyboard sounds better the casio wk 210 or the casio wk 220
Love the Led Display more than that Dirty yellow Led
Absolutely agree!
Warm amber color is lesser annoying for eyes. In darker environments it's more noticable. When you want to play to relax and be in calm state this change is a worsening.
@@shampec6185 Personal preference :)
Hi I'm new to keyboards. I've seen people use their own sounds like I saw this guy use a tuba sound on a m audio and he said he downloaded a sample and he gived me the file. I was just curious if the yamaha psre373 would be able to play downloaded sounds or if your just restricted to the sounds it comes with.
It can play other sounds if it's connected to a computer - it'll actually be the computer playing the sounds and the PSR-E373 just controlling it though :)
@@gearfacts do you have any video tutorial?
@@gearfacts Thank you for responding :)
Hi there.. can this also use electricity?
Gearfacts according to youwhich is best form these two
The 373.
So Finally What do you suggest buddy ??? E373 or E363 ??
373 definitely, if the price is suitable.
@@gearfacts That’s appreciated
With the same price , should i buy e363 or 373 for my kid. Plz help me. Thank you
For a kid who is learning piano, I'd save the money and just get the 363.
@@gearfacts thank u😘
“For the same price” it’s obviously e373
How do the compare with the Yamaha Piagerro nv-p80 keyboard?
Sorry Nicky I've never used a NV-P80
@@gearfacts Whats your recommendation in this category with a 76 key kbd. I want USB recording, articulation and DSP. Thanks.
@@matrox I suggest a PSR-EW410. It has all those features, but note that the voice articulation happens in response to key pressure, not by pressing a button. Personally i pressure the key-pressure way, but some people like to have a dedicated button to change the timbre. In any case, the EW410 is just a whole lot of fun with all it's useful and easy-to-access features.
Do they have a octave shifting function (feature)?
Yes, they do. Go to settings/function. Look for the M. Octave (main octave). Most Yamaha keyboards have that. Or maybe this one octave+ or octave- button onboard already.
Hey can you guys find out, when this keyboard is coming to india? please
Yamaha psr e373 already came to India!
Yes..launched on 20 Nov. Check out bajaao.com
Ano kaibahan sa dalawa?
The psr E373 is better!!!!😀
@Shouvik Biswas well to me it sounds a little better plus it has more features!!!! 😃
Thats not true the 373 comes with an updated sound engine the same one from the ew410
What will be the pricing of yamaha psr e373 in India.
Any idea?
I suggest using google to convert $AU349 to Indian currency
I already ordered from devmusical at around 13130 rupees
@@anonyfeed1076 did it arrive and is it a genuine website
@@Sahil.Parmar It's on the way it will be delivered to me on 1 December
@@anonyfeed1076 is it a genuine website?
do psr 373 it supports midi?
It only has a USB socket so it can't connect to oder instruments that have midi sockets UNLESS you use a computer with a MIDI/USB adapter.
Gearfacts what's your gmail that way we can talk about keyboards on hangouts
Thank you for inviting me. I do all my talking about keyboards right here on UA-cam. I keep email separate for other aspects of life. Hope you don't mind, it's just easier to stay organized that way :) :)
Gearfacts can we please gmail
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