Buy Yamaha CP5 Stage PianoYamaha CP5 Stage Piano Product Description:
- The core Spectral Component Modeling technology added with a wide range of sounds
- Customizable and programmable totally original piano sounds
- Record and playback functions for MIDI and audio
- Mic Input on a combo XLR/1/4" jack with a variety of effects for live performance/recording
- New NW-STAGE wooden keyboard offers matched tone and touch
Product Description
The CP5 take the core sounds and technology of the CP1 and offer them in instruments that are both flexible and affordable enough to appeal to a wide range of people. In fact, the CP5 adds a wide range of sounds to the CP1. Clavs, organs, strings and more make the CP5 perfect for church, and live situations where everything needs to be performed on one keyboard. Moreover, the CP5 features not only Virtual Circuit Modeling effects, but many effects taken from the Motif XS line of synthesizers.
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8 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
The best sounding stage piano I have ever played with real wood keyboard
By Mike
I have owned many keyboards over the years, and felt compelled to write a review about how happy I have been with the CP5. I owned a Roland 700 NX which is a quality piano as well. The CP5 is a little more complicated to learn, but I prefer the quality of the piano and instrument sounds on this keyboard. I also like the wooden keys with synthetic ivory tops- the same as Yamaha's high end grand pianos. When reading reviews, I noticed several professionals who said it has an incredible feel and connection to the instrument, and I agree. I use my CP 5 with a Tyros 4 on top, and they are both incredible. I can't imagine how they could improve the sound of this keyboard to be any better- just make sure you play it through a quality system and you will wonder why you didn't buy it sooner!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
excellent as stage piano, but a few extras missing for no reason
By eudoxos
The CP5 has the best keyboard I've ever played. It feels like a grand with lighter touch, and the dynamics response is excellent (especially compared to Yamaha P-140 I had before, where it is much harder to play soft, and the touch feels plastic).Things I am missing might be considered as unneeded for on-stage performance, but would be very neat for home studio/practice. The first two would not need any extra circuitry, so would not add to the price much:* metronome (it has a choice of drums backing tracks, but a one-press metronome would be good)* support for GM banks - stuffing a normal GM MIDI song into the piano does not even resemble how it should sound.* the MIC input could be optionally stereo, for playing along.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful.This is a must have Keyboard
By Ken
JUST like a real piano for serious folks taking lessons or switching to real accustic pianos at their lesson etc. Tons of features and sounds / feels amazing. Get one now while you still can. You will not be dissappointed. The keyboard manager of guitar center recommended this model over everything in his showroom.
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