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The Yamaha CK88 is an 88-key stage keyboard with Graded Hammer Standard action, built-in stereo speakers and battery power for playing anywhere. It packs Yamaha's CFX grand piano, electric pianos, drawbar organ, strings, brass, synths and pads, and lets you layer up to three sounds with hands-on knobs and faders instead of menu diving. It suits gigging players and worship musicians who want a self-contained piano-and-organ board. Against rivals like the Roland RD-88 and Nord Stage, it trades a smaller sound library and no organ drawbars for lighter setup and onboard speakers.
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Owners praise the CK88 as a lightweight-feeling, great-sounding stage piano with a natural weighted action and useful onboard speakers. Many like the direct controls and battery option for gigs. Some wish the organ section had real drawbars and note the speakers are best for practice rather than loud stages.
The Yamaha CK88 is an 88-key stage keyboard with a Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) action that is designed to feel like an acoustic piano. It includes 336 preset voices, among them a CFX grand piano, electric pianos, drawbar organ, strings, brass, synths, pads and effects.
Controls are on the top panel, with knobs and faders for real-time adjustments and no small menu screen. It has 9 physical drawbars for organ sounds and a built-in rotary speaker simulation. You can split the keyboard or layer up to 3 voice parts at once.
The CK88 has built-in stereo speakers, so it can be played without an external PA. It has Bluetooth audio input, a combo mic/guitar input with effects and gain control, and a USB audio interface. Audio files can be played back over USB, and the USB connection can be used to record into a DAW or play backing tracks.