I have had this piano for 2 weeks and I love it. The touch and key action are both very good. The touch sensitivity and lightness are improved when compared to the CLP 685. It sounds beautiful with and without headphones, and the voices are very high quality with excellent sampling. If you are looking for a digital piano that is not a hybrid digital piano (they are $1000 to $7000 more), this is hard to beat. Within a few minutes of playing this instrument I completely forgot I was playing a digital piano and thoroughly enjoyed the playing experience. When it is all said and done, it is still a digital piano but it does a great job replicating a grand piano touch, sound, and playability. For the price, you get a great product.
What is the mechanism used for the key action? I've seen Yamaha digital pianos like this where they use a real grand piano action on the inside. Also, for velocity measurement, is it still mechanical rubber switches or do they used the 4 point laser system as you would find in the Yamaha silent series acoustic/digital pianos?
Esos pianos digitales son geniales, y la experiencia usando audífonos es aún más realista. Son una pasada esos pianos, pero son tan re caros. No están al bolsillo de cualquier mortal.
Yo lo encuentro bastante moderado si lo comparamos en una relación de precio/prestaciones. Ofrece un abanico sumamente amplio de configuraciones. Tiene un acabado que no envidia a ningún vertical o de cola, no se afinan, y por supuesto el tacto es muy parecido. En todo caso este modelo es tope de gama y me imagino que compite con el ca99 de kawai ... o algo de 6k.. pero hay alternativas de 1,5k qie ofrecen muy buenas sensaciones. Anímese son una buena forma de invertir en el alma 👍🏻
A mi lo que me enoja es que estos digitales cada vez son mas caros. De hecho varios de estos digitales ya son más caros que uno acústico de la misma marca, ya se pasan. Yo tengo un vertical acústico Yamaha JU109 y quiero un digital para practicar en la noche, pero viendo que estan más caros que comprarme otro acústico, sencillamente no me animo.
@@ruperttmls7985 Te creo. La otra opción es apostar por esos teclados baratos pero uno los mira y ya empiezan a fallar. Tomando en cuento lo que dijo otra persona, de repente se puede regatear en el precio. Sin duda un piano vertical no se compara a uno digital, pero el digital ofrece la opción de ponerte audífonos y tocar sin molestar a nadie, cosa que con un piano acústico es imposible (pensando en aquellos que practican de noche o que necesiten practicar sin despertar al bebé, por ejemplo).
El problema de los teclados baratos es que no tienen el peso y la sensación de las teclas de un piano, por eso buscaba un digital. Los modelos Arius son baratos y Yamaha los promociona como “sensación identica a un piano auténtico” pero la verdad los he probado y se sienten muy fake jajajaja Quería ver si saliendo la serie CLP 700 bajaban de precio los CLP 645 que son muy realistas, pero me vengo a enterar que en lugar de rematarlos Yamaha los saca de circulación, para que a fuerzas les compre uno el serie 700... hacen lo mismo que si fuera un auto o un Iphone!... XD
Que audífonos usan ustedes? Me regalaron unos samson abiertos de monitoreo pero le faltan graves y la resonancia no es clara quiero pasarme a algunos de aprox 200uds tope + - 50
Are the sensor problems fixed in this generation of Clavinova? I cannot accept a product where i have to replace every year all rubber sensor contacts because it gets unplayable
Yamaha just fixed it out of warranty for free. All new electronics and rubbers. Worth 100$ materials and 600$ work. Thanks Yamaha see you in a year -_-
@@Drcfan it's crazy that they just don't use the 4 point laser system for measuring key velocity as they do on their silent series acoustic/digital pianos. My keys on my CLP are going but is many years out of warranty, let's see if Yamaha can do something for me.
It’s a Mozart sonata. Good choice for forte piano. Strange to have named one of these sounds after Chopin as his music is so much better on a modern piano.
I am not sure when would it be available in Europe as well (as I live in EU), but apparently it will be available on 29.10 (polished ebony) & 31.8 (other color models) according to a Japanese website (kakakumag.com/hobby/?id=15642). So I kinda expect the similar time-window for other regions. Another thing I really would like to know is price for CLP785. I am looking forward to it, seriously can't wait already.
As for me, this solution is much more successful and elegant than the solution of Kawai, where there is a stupidly large color screen, the interface of which is terribly slow, full of bugs and ill-conceived things, and the screen itself does not even turn off the backlight, which looks wretched while playing in low light. And that's already their second generation of top models, where they cannot solve this problem, but only promise firmware that will eliminate this obvious omission and flaw. Yamaha's solution is much more thoughtful.
I have had this piano for 2 weeks and I love it. The touch and key action are both very good. The touch sensitivity and lightness are improved when compared to the CLP 685. It sounds beautiful with and without headphones, and the voices are very high quality with excellent sampling. If you are looking for a digital piano that is not a hybrid digital piano (they are $1000 to $7000 more), this is hard to beat. Within a few minutes of playing this instrument I completely forgot I was playing a digital piano and thoroughly enjoyed the playing experience. When it is all said and done, it is still a digital piano but it does a great job replicating a grand piano touch, sound, and playability. For the price, you get a great product.
What is the mechanism used for the key action? I've seen Yamaha digital pianos like this where they use a real grand piano action on the inside.
Also, for velocity measurement, is it still mechanical rubber switches or do they used the 4 point laser system as you would find in the Yamaha silent series acoustic/digital pianos?
How much did you get yours for?
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Thank-you for sharing. :)
Nice!
Are the Mozart and Chopin voices tuned in a classical temperament or are they also in equal tuning?
Esos pianos digitales son geniales, y la experiencia usando audífonos es aún más realista. Son una pasada esos pianos, pero son tan re caros. No están al bolsillo de cualquier mortal.
Yo lo encuentro bastante moderado si lo comparamos en una relación de precio/prestaciones. Ofrece un abanico sumamente amplio de configuraciones. Tiene un acabado que no envidia a ningún vertical o de cola, no se afinan, y por supuesto el tacto es muy parecido.
En todo caso este modelo es tope de gama y me imagino que compite con el ca99 de kawai ... o algo de 6k.. pero hay alternativas de 1,5k qie ofrecen muy buenas sensaciones. Anímese son una buena forma de invertir en el alma 👍🏻
A mi lo que me enoja es que estos digitales cada vez son mas caros. De hecho varios de estos digitales ya son más caros que uno acústico de la misma marca, ya se pasan.
Yo tengo un vertical acústico Yamaha JU109 y quiero un digital para practicar en la noche, pero viendo que estan más caros que comprarme otro acústico, sencillamente no me animo.
@@ruperttmls7985 Te creo. La otra opción es apostar por esos teclados baratos pero uno los mira y ya empiezan a fallar.
Tomando en cuento lo que dijo otra persona, de repente se puede regatear en el precio.
Sin duda un piano vertical no se compara a uno digital, pero el digital ofrece la opción de ponerte audífonos y tocar sin molestar a nadie, cosa que con un piano acústico es imposible (pensando en aquellos que practican de noche o que necesiten practicar sin despertar al bebé, por ejemplo).
El problema de los teclados baratos es que no tienen el peso y la sensación de las teclas de un piano, por eso buscaba un digital.
Los modelos Arius son baratos y Yamaha los promociona como “sensación identica a un piano auténtico” pero la verdad los he probado y se sienten muy fake jajajaja
Quería ver si saliendo la serie CLP 700 bajaban de precio los CLP 645 que son muy realistas, pero me vengo a enterar que en lugar de rematarlos Yamaha los saca de circulación, para que a fuerzas les compre uno el serie 700... hacen lo mismo que si fuera un auto o un Iphone!... XD
Que audífonos usan ustedes? Me regalaron unos samson abiertos de monitoreo pero le faltan graves y la resonancia no es clara quiero pasarme a algunos de aprox 200uds tope + - 50
Are the sensor problems fixed in this generation of Clavinova? I cannot accept a product where i have to replace every year all rubber sensor contacts because it gets unplayable
Yamaha just fixed it out of warranty for free. All new electronics and rubbers. Worth 100$ materials and 600$ work. Thanks Yamaha see you in a year -_-
@@Drcfan it's crazy that they just don't use the 4 point laser system for measuring key velocity as they do on their silent series acoustic/digital pianos.
My keys on my CLP are going but is many years out of warranty, let's see if Yamaha can do something for me.
Is it possible to play VST form my Laptop through build in Yamaha CLP-785 speakers ?
0:48 I wonder what song it was playing with the Chopin piano... wonder why they don't play Chopin Waltz Op.64 No.2 or Op.69 No.2
It’s a Mozart sonata. Good choice for forte piano. Strange to have named one of these sounds after Chopin as his music is so much better on a modern piano.
actually I can't hear a difference to my 585.. is there any difference?
Gostaria muito de ser presenteado com um desses!
And when will be available in Mexico?
Same question. I need one and Yamaha Mexico does not have any info.
I am not sure when would it be available in Europe as well (as I live in EU), but apparently it will be available on 29.10 (polished ebony) & 31.8 (other color models) according to a Japanese website (kakakumag.com/hobby/?id=15642). So I kinda expect the similar time-window for other regions. Another thing I really would like to know is price for CLP785. I am looking forward to it, seriously can't wait already.
What is the music name of chopin in this video? Can anyone tell me?
Magnífico!
0:48 what is the name of the music? Can anyone tell me?
Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major, K. 331 - I. Andante grazioso
@@ethanbarlow Very very thanks. I really love that part of this piano music but i don't know how to search it. Thank you that you replied.
What’s the cost & where can one buy it? I don’t seem to see any option online
You can get one on sweetwater for $6,599
Y a México cuando llega uno de estos?
En la pagina de Yamaha Mexico ya aparece enlistado. puede ser que ya lo esten vendiendo
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1:07 Does anyone know what this song is?
It's Robert Schumann's Fantasie in C Op. 17, Last (Third) Movement
What is the song at the beginning?
chopin nocturne op 27 no 2
Wasn’t able to hear a couple of base notes.. she touched it too softly and virtual hammer didn’t hit virtual string lol
So there is no strings, no hammers, what’s inside the case body? And where are the speakers?
The full front below the keyboard is a speaker
اشک تو چشمام جمع شده
jolie Merci pour le partager pour apprendre de la Music Merci beaucoup
Se encontra pianos de verdade, fácil, mais barato... E é diferente, não adianta. Sim, é claro, tem manutenção. Mas é de verdade.
Хочу такое пианино из-за такой самозакрывающейся крышки))
Я заказал через неделю будет
A felicidade que o dinheiro pode dar.
これにしようかカワイのＳＣＡ901にしようか迷う😂
tha'ts a great piano but in here in israel they sell them for
7K usd... so that's way beyond what i would pay for something like that
Clavinovazooo
The first piece is by Liszt. Consolation, no. 3 I think.
Uauuu
a digital piano which doesn’t have any clue of digitalness.
I wish I'd never bought that piano ! many problems : keys fiability, ergonomy... and after-sales service !
@Dio Rex I''m just a customer who will never buy a yamaha again
What is keys fiability?
I can't even find one. They are new and the pandemic has delayed them.
@@CalLadyQED Don't make the same mistake as me !
that touchscreen is a joke, no improved functionality, same old UI, not colored
Why would you need color?
This is a „silent“ piano...
As for me, this solution is much more successful and elegant than the solution of Kawai, where there is a stupidly large color screen, the interface of which is terribly slow, full of bugs and ill-conceived things, and the screen itself does not even turn off the backlight, which looks wretched while playing in low light. And that's already their second generation of top models, where they cannot solve this problem, but only promise firmware that will eliminate this obvious omission and flaw. Yamaha's solution is much more thoughtful.