Classenti CDP2

Classenti CDP2 Features

88 Full Size, Fully Weighted Piano Keys

Represents the full 7¼ octave range of an upright or grand piano. The keys are exactly the same size as a real piano.

Touch Sensitive Keys

The harder you strike the key, the louder it sounds. Gives added expression to your music.

Graded Hammer Action Keyboard

With heavier key weighting in the bass, getting progressively lighter as you go up the keyboard. This mimics the exact feel of an upright or grand piano.

High Resolution PCM Sound Source

The PCM sound source (also used on Yamaha Clavinovas and Roland HP digital pianos) is currently the best way of digitizing natural sounds. The result is an electronic piano that sounds like a real piano.

Sliding Key Cover

Protects your piano keys from getting chipped; prevents them from getting ruined by liquid spills and stops dust from getting in-between and under the keys.

Built-in Speakers

2 x 20 watts - that’s 40 watts stereo amplification! Big volume range.

Record Feature

This feature allows you to record your own music. All you need to do is press the ‘record’ button and start playing. When you’ve finished playing, press the ‘play’ button and it will play back your song.

Built-in Metronome

No need to buy one, it's built-in. Essential for learning how to play in time.

Power Adaptor

AC mains adaptor with UK plug included.

3 Pedals: Sustain, Soft and Sostenuto

Sustain pedal. This is the pedal on the right. On upright pianos it is sometimes referred to as a ‘damper pedal’. This pedal allows you to sustain any note, or notes, without having to hold the key down.

Soft pedal. This is the pedal on the left. Pressing this down makes the sound a lot quieter. It’s very useful when you’re required to play something very delicate.

Sostenuto pedal. This pedal is in the middle. Used mainly by experienced pianists. The sostenuto pedal sustains only notes that are depressed at the time the pedal is depressed. More proficient players use it when a note, or notes need to be sustained without being disturbed when the right pedal comes into play.

Key weight Control

Prefer a heavier or lighter touch? No problem, just use the key weight control button to select from three settings: Standard, heavy and light. The piano’s default setting is standard. The keys remain touch sensitive on all settings.

Cabinet

Beautiful, stylish, curved edge design. Places well in any home. The full backboard covers most of the piano's back. This gives the piano more stability. Both feet have solid plastic bottoms which prevents the piano from moving or rocking. The solid bottom feet also distribute the weight well, reducing wear and tear to your floor or carpet.

Fixed Wooden Stand

The wooden stand is included in the price. With just 4 wing nuts to secure the stand to the keyboard section, the CDP2 can be put together or taken apart with ease.

Music Desk (Folding)

Extra long (curved corner) music desk. This comes in really handy when having to spread out pages of sheet music. Fold away your music desk when your piano is not in use, this will protect it from getting damaged.

Headphones

2 x Headphone jacks to connect headphones. Two players can play with headphones at the same time.

64 Note Polyphony

This allows you to play up to 64 notes simultaneously (I know you only have 10 fingers, but this includes notes held down by the pedal).

MIDI In/Out

Connect to your computer and other MIDI compatible hardware.

AUX In

The Aux-in (or auxiliary-in) allows you to connect external music sources (with RCA outputs) such as your PDA or MP3 player.

AUX Out

If you want to give a live performance, connect your Classenti piano to your hi-fi system through the AUX-out (or auxiliary-out).

Keyboard Split

Divide different instrumental voices over the keyboard.

Transpose

Change your piano’s pitch to play along with other instruments such as trumpet, clarinet, etc. Or make some musical pieces more comfortable for singers.

Reverb

This produces a slight echo on each note to mimic the sound a grand piano makes in a concert hall. The Classenti CDP2 offers 4 levels of reverb.

Dual Voice With Layer Balance

Choose any two sounds and merge them together. A very nice combination is piano combined with strings.

Master Volume Switch

Turn the sound right down for late night playing, or up to its maximum for loud performances.

Power Switch

You can turn your piano on or off without having to reach for the mains socket.

More Features:

• 8 demo songs (list them)
• 32 practice songs (list them)
• 2 track sequencer. Approximately 5,000 notes
• Simplified user panel with only 3 buttons
• A smart, brushed aluminium user panel, compliments the already stunning look

What Else Is In The Box?

• English User Manual
• AC input
• English 3-pin plug
• pedal lead

Available Colours: Cherry, Dark Rosewood, Polished Ebony, Glass (Limited Edition)

Piano Dimensions: Length 138cm (54.3 inches), Height 82cm (32.3 inches), Depth 42cm (16.5 inches)
Height With Music Rest: 100cm (39.4 inches)

Packaging Dimensions: t.b.c.

Weight: 50kg

Weight including packaging: 51kg

Assembly

• Straightforward to put together.
• Approximate assembly time 30 minutes.
• Easy-to-use assembly instructions in English are included.

All holes are pre-drilled. In the assembly pack you get 4 screws to connect the side panels and pedal board and 4 wing nuts to secure the keyboard to the base. The piano can be assembled on your own, but we recommend getting help to lift the keyboard section onto the base.

Storing The Piano Away

The Classenti CDP2 digital piano can easily be taken apart and stored away. Just undo the 4 wing nuts and the keyboard section comes away from the base.

Quick Glance Differences Between The CDP1 And The CDP2

The main advantage is the sound. The CDP2’s high resolution PCM sound source produces an even more realistic sound than the CDP1’s standard PCM sound source.

The CDP2 has a sliding key cover. This will protect your piano keys from getting chipped or ruined by liquid spills. It also stops dust from getting in-between and under the keys.

The full backboard on the CDP2 provides a much stronger and more stable piano. The main panels are less likely to be damaged if you intend moving your piano around a lot.

If you use a lot of individual sheet music, rather than books, the extra length music desk on the CDP2 comes in really handy.

The CDP2’s simplified user panel was designed to reduce the chances of being distracted while playing. Only 3 buttons are viewable on the user panel.

Questions

Why is the action on the Classenti digital piano so realistic?

After years of research and development, Classenti has patented a new piano action mechanism called “Real Hammer Action Mechanic With Adjustable Action Point”.

In plain English, this really means: The moving parts that are connected to the piano key have been designed to feel exactly like a real piano.

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