Yamaha CVP409 PE (Polished Ebony)

 (Covers UK and Europe)

Price £6494.13 (inc. vat and Free delivery)

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You also get:

 30 day money back guarantee
 3 year UK and European warranty (any faults will be repaired in your home or the piano collected and replaced. Read more...)
 Free delivery

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Yamaha CVP409 Clavinova Digital Ensemble Piano, graded hammer keyboard with 88 natural wood keys and synthetic ivory keytops, 128 voices polyphony, 1070 sounds, mega voices, super articulation sounds, 408 styles with 4 variations, 4 One Touch Settings to style, vocal harmony, big LC-color VGA display, lyrics display, score display, Music Finder, 16 track recorder, USB audio recorder, LAN Port, USB to Host, USB to Device, Midi IN/OUT/Thru jacks, 2 headphone jacks, Aux IN/Out jack, video out, RGB out, microphone/line in jack, 3 pedals, loudspeaker 2x80 Watt, dimensions L x H x D in mm: 1430 x 609 x 890, weight: 88kg, colour: polished ebony.

Other Colours

Yamaha CVP409 PM (Polished mahogany). Buy from Thomann.

Assembly

The piano comes flat-packed and is very easy to assemble. The electronics and keyboard are fixed in - all you have to do is assemble the stand. There is only 4 screws that fix the stand to the keyboard and 4 more to fix the stand together.

I do advise two people to do the job though - purely because of the keyboard's weight - It is heavy and safer to have a helping hand when lifting it on to the stand.

Reviews

Firstly, I had decided from the outset that I wanted a digital piano because having achieved piano Grade 6 at school some 30 years ago (and having not played since) I do remember that I became easily bored with the instrument and knew that a digital piano would be the solution to retaining my interest if I were to take up playing music again.

It was Graham Howard's clear, impartial and considered review of the various digital pianos on offer in the market, and the excellent video by Peter Baartmans demo of Yamaha (from the internet) that convinced me to buy a Yamaha over that of say, Roland. I wanted a quality instrument that would last and had a decent specification so to avoid an urge to upgrade to a more sophisticated model after only a short space of time. After trialling various Roland and Yamaha I chose a Yamaha Clavinova CVP409PE. This piano stood out over the Roland in looks, features, quality of construction, graded hammer keyboard feel and most importantly overall realism of sound. Having now owned it for three weeks I am absolutely enthralled with it and am convinced I made the right choice.

Jonathan Stanley

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