Yamaha Reface YC Reviews

Chorus and vibrato sound identical, but otherwise a super fun instrument with great sound.

Amazing sounds. Portability. One of my favorites. And if you connect external power speakers is huge.

Perfect Organ for playing 60s/70s music

I bought this organ purely for playing some 60s/70s classic tunes like the Doors etc and the sounds are PERFECT for that kinda stuff, also it works well for playing house music from the 90s too, among other styles. I do wish the power supply was the UK plug version (Probably should've said something sooner). The cable for the power supply is a little shorter than I'd hope (bout 5-6ft), so you'd need either a power extension or play nearer to the sockets. lots of variety in the tones you can get from this synth. but again, if you're looking for something to cover songs from the 50s, 60s or some 70s stuff, this Synth is PERFECT for those sounds! Highly recommended!!!

Excellent electric organ

Mini keys are very good to play, sounds are excellent, effects are good as well, works from AA batteries, has full set of professional input/output, despite being of plastic, is built very solidly.

Reface YC

Aside from some very expensive workstations and organ emulators nothing else can give you the sound of Hammond, Vox & Farfisa organs and a lush realistic Leslie speaker simulation. The Reface YC delivers combo organ sounds at a reasonable price. I use it to demo garage rock and funk tracks. The sound is excellent, as you would expect from Yamaha. The emulations are very realistic. And it is easy to use. The drawbars and switches are chunky and easy to control. The only limitation is that the keyboard is not full size, but at the price that would be too much to expect and the Reface can be controlled from a master keyboard via MIDI.