Yamaha CP33 Stage Piano

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88 key piano action
AWM dynamic stereo sampling
64 note polyphony
14 x 2 variations for each Voice

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This is a very nice piano that is slightly more affordable than its bigger brother the CP300. However...

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Yamaha CP33 Stage piano - Free delivery to UK Mainland

Within the last 18 months Yamaha has released two additions to the CP series stage pianos, namely the CP33 and CP300 - the Yamaha CP33 is the little brother of the two models. The CP series, first released in 1976, are known for their authentic sound and ease of use in a live performance, and with the CP33 Yamaha has now built upon this legacy.

The CP33 comes with several commendable features, and these include an 88 key Graded Hammer keyboard, AWM dynamic stereo sampling, reverb and brilliance effects, dual, split, click, transpose and touch controls, sustain pedal, AUX pedal, pitch bend, modulation, MIDI, and a whole lot more.

The polyphony on this model is 64 notes which should be more than adequate for most piano players, the Yamaha CP33 is suitable for someone who wants an exceptionally compact, light and portable digital piano. Despite its 88 note, keyboard the piano is not unduly heavy and could be transported with relative ease.

by Gig Stig

This is a very nice piano that is slightly more affordable than its bigger brother the CP300. However for those that can do without the bells and whistles that the CP300 offers then the CP33 is very good compromise. The sampled piano sounds are up to the usual high standard that we have come to expect from Yamaha with a superb range of Concert and Electric piano sounds.

The piano style keys and touch sensitivity control allow lots of expression in the performance and the sounds can be sweetened (if required) with various reverb and brilliance effects. Plus the MIDI out interface allows the keyboard to connect to other MIDI instruments and devices and become a pseudo-controller keyboard.

If you’re thinking of purchasing a stage piano then you should make the effort to try the Yamaha CP33 before deciding …