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This bundle pairs the Yamaha CP88, an 88-key stage piano with graded hammer action and Yamaha's GP Natural 88 action, with a heavy-duty Z-style stand and a padded black bench. The CP88 centers on three sampled concert grands (CFX, S700, Bösendorfer Imperial 290) plus vintage electric pianos, strings, organs, clavi and effects, with 128-note polyphony. Its one-to-one front panel gives direct splits, layers and sound shaping without menu diving. It suits gigging players and studio users who want a compact, lightweight board with balanced XLR outs and USB MIDI, and the stand and bench make it a ready-to-play setup.
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Owners and reviewers generally rate the CP88 highly for its piano sounds and hands-on interface, calling it a gig-friendly stage piano. Common complaints center on the lack of onboard speakers and the limited polyphony compared with some competitors.
This bundle pairs the Yamaha CP88 88-key stage piano with a heavy duty Z-stand and a black padded piano bench. The CP88 is a compact, lightweight stage piano for stage or studio performance. It has an 88-key graded hammer-action keyboard with GP Natural 88 action.
The keyboard uses Natural Wood, Graded Hammer, triple sensor (NW-GH) keys with synthetic ebony and ivory key tops. The keys are heavier in the low end and lighter in the high end, like a piano's hammers. The key tops are lightly porous for added grip. The third sensor allows grand piano-like key repetition, so notes can be re-articulated without a complete release.
The sounds include three concert grand pianos: the Yamaha CFX, the Yamaha S700 and the Bösendorfer Imperial 290. There is also a U1 upright piano, electric pianos, tone-wheel, transistor and pipe organs, clavi, FM pianos, synth sounds, strings, pads, basses, leads and brass. A one-to-one control interface lets you make splits, layers and sound adjustments from the front panel without menu-diving. Piano, Electric Piano and Sub sections each have dedicated effects. Delay, reverb and EQ master effects have their own controls. Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) effects recreate vintage effects and studio processors by modeling circuits down to the analog component level.
