New Yamaha Clavinova let’s player’s choose from legendary concert grands…
Yamaha today introduced the Clavinova CLP-500 Series digital pianos that are the first of their kind to feature sounds from two distinct piano brands: the Yamaha CFX 9-foot concert grand and the Bösendorfer Imperial. Upper models in the series feature Yamaha’s new Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) technology which emulates the sonic behavior of acoustic piano strings. Piano touch enhancements have also been added to every model in the line, which can include real wooden keys, a key action escapement feel and Yamaha’s Synthetic Ivory keytops, which give these digital pianos a more authentic, acoustic piano-like playability than ever before.
“Players now have a choice of two of the most heralded grand piano sounds in the world in a digital piano–the powerful, dynamic sound of the Yamaha CFX and the warm, rich tone colors of the Bösendorfer Imperial. This is a great coup for musicians,” said Dane Madsen, Marketing Manager, Digital Pianos, Yamaha Corporation of America. “Considering this, and the touch improvements we’ve made throughout the line, you can immediately appreciate the superior playing experience and value that our award-winning Clavinova series represents.”
Geared especially towards families seeking an upright piano alternative, the six models of the Clavinova CLP-500 Series include the CLP-525
