Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The Yamaha CP88 is an 88-key stage piano built around Yamaha's NW-GH graded hammer action with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops, so it feels close to an acoustic grand under the hands. It carries 57 voices split across acoustic pianos, electric pianos and sub sounds, with 128-note polyphony and a one-to-one front panel where each section has its own knobs and switches instead of menus. It suits gigging pianists who want realistic touch and fast live edits without a laptop. Against rivals like the Nord Stage and Roland RD series, it trades the Nord's expandable sound library and organ section for a simpler, piano-first layout and a heavier, more acoustic-like action.
In stockReturn policy
Owners and reviewers treat the CP88 as a piano-first stage board: they praise the keybed and the acoustic and electric piano voices, and the direct panel. Common complaints are the weight for transport and the lack of organ sounds and expandable libraries next to the Nord Stage.
The Yamaha CP88 is an 88-key stage piano with a wide range of grand piano, upright piano, electric piano and keyboard sounds. It uses the NW-GH (Natural Wood Graded Hammer) keyboard, which has synthetic ebony and ivory keytops. The keyboard action draws on Yamaha's acoustic piano-making experience.
The CP88 has a one-to-one user interface and is designed to withstand the rigors of the road. A full dot LCD shows settings. It offers balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3 mm line outputs, plus a headphone jack, an aux input, MIDI and USB.
