Yamaha CVP501

Description

Discontinued April 2012 – replaced by Yamaha CVP601

Colours: Dark rosewood, polished ebony

 

Yamaha CVP501 Clavinova Digital Piano – graded hammer action keyboard with 88 keys, 128 note polyphonic, 776 sounds, 191 styles with 4 variations, 4 one-touch settings per style, QVGA Monochrome 4.6 inch LCD with lyrics and score modes, Music Finder feature, 16-track recorder, key cover sliding, LAN port, USB to host, USB to device, 2 headphone jacks, line in/out jacks, MIDI In/Out/Thru, 3 pedals, l2x 20 Watt speakers.

Dimensions: 1372 x 893 x 595 mm (WxHxD)

Weight:58 kg

What our customers say…

“Hi Graham

Thanks for all your advice via the ukpianos website. I searched the web, came up with your site,

downloaded the “which pianos” guide and then I purchased online from your site a Yamaha CVP501.

It arrived next day, it works perfectly – a job well done. This is how internet shopping should be, thank you.”

Phil

 

Reviews

I bought a Yamaha CVP 501 in rosewood approx 3 months ago from Bonners, however not only have I realised I don’t want all the features it offers but also it doesn’t really fit and is a bit of a nuisance due to size.

Review by Mark (05/09/2012)

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Questions and Comments

Hi Graham,

I’ll start explaining why i want to have an digital piano. I’m a student in Holland and i dont have any room for a real piano.

So for the next 8-10 years i want to buy a good reliable digital piano but afterwards i want to be able to play on a grand piano.

So the main function for the digital piano will be the ‘piano’ but i think ill have fun with the other functions and possibilities.

The CVP 401 i’ve seen cost € 1799,- and thats new from a store.

All the other pianos ive seen in the same priceclass just werent as good.

The problem for me is that i havent tested the CVP 401 yet, only the 501 in another store. The store said that they just had 1 CVP 401 left and they cant re-order it (because Yamaha dont produce it anymore). The first possibility for me to test is will be thursday, so i hope it isnt sold by then.

Another piano i was interested in was the Clavia Nord Stage but i dont like the idea of an digital piano without his own speakers.

Yours pianistically

Steven

Reply/ Hi Steven

The Yamaha CVP401 is discontinued and has been

replaced by the current model CVP501.

It appears to be the piano that best suits

your needs.

You can find out more about the CVP501 here:

www.ukpianos.co.uk/yamaha-cvp501

Or read some reviews:

www.ukpianos.co.uk/yamaha-cvp501-review

 

Yours pianistically,

Graham Howard