⭐ INCLUDED FREE WITH ALL NEW YAMAHA ARIUS & CLP MODELS ⭐ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is an exclusive guide to the Yamaha Arius & CLP range of digital pianos, crafted by our experts who have over 30 years of experience in the industry. With 40 illustrated pages of instructions & tips and 1 hour of detailed tutorial videos (times are approx), The ePianos Product Handbook™will help you unlock the full potential of your instrument and take your playing to the next level. ✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is included FREE with new Yamaha Arius & CLP models. ✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is available to anyone to purchase for £59. Learn more here: www.epianos.co.uk/the-epianos-handbooks/
On conventional grand pianos the lid 'sticks' are called lid props, although pianists commonly refer to the longer one as 'full stick' and the short one as 'half-stick' (go figure!) The long lid prop should only go into the innermost hole, and the short prop into the outermost hole.
I so appreciate your thoroughness and detail views as well as narration of the spectacular Yamaha CLP-795GP. Absolutely beautiful piano and video. This instrument is in my future. Thanks much!
US based, former film/tv music executive and uni professor, and in my 20's-30's, studio keyboardist. I ordered this CLP-795GP and expect delivery sometime in the next 2 weeks ... looking forward to spending hours each day getting my "chops" back! Thanks for the video!
Hey, Prof. You go ahead and dive back in to playing. You're gonna love this piano. I hope it gives you hours and hours of enjoyment, happiness, and peace.
I ended up purchasing the Yamaha CLP-695 one step down I believe from the CLP-795. The CLP-795 was just too difficult to find where I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. They did not have any when I searched. The piano store in San Francisco happen to have only one Yamaha CLP and it was the CLP-695. I jumped on it of course. Some stores did have other CLP models but without the beautiful spruce wood when you open the lid. Everything is the same except the control panel on the CLP-795 is touch and disappears whereas mine has the buttons and you can always see the panel and mine has 4 total amplifier cones whereas the CLP-795 has 8 amplifier cones. That’s all I can think of there could be more but many similarities you wouldn’t really be able to physically tell much difference. I just LOVE my Yamaha CLP-695!! It’s a beautiful piano and I’ve gotten many compliments on it. Only one thing is when wearing headphones if you don’t turn up the volume you can definitely hear clacking sounds of the keys when playing. You don’t hear them in the headphones but outside noise. I just turn up the volume and it’s fine. You don’t hear clacking sounds when playing without headphones, thank God. No regrets, just love the look and how it plays. Both CLP-695 and CLP-795 are beauties. I highly recommend.
Hello, just saw your review and thanks for the 360° Virtual Inspection. It had all the necessary info to help me with my research before I invest in a digital piano. Some feedback, Neil JB has already pointed out about the full/half stick receptacles and in another review I’ve seen the reviewer says two sticks two positions. One more point worth noting, the symbol next to the word Yamaha is not a Metronome but (3) Tuning Forks crossing to form the Yamaha Symbol that appear on most Yamaha products. Cheers,and thanks again for the review.
Beautiful piano... and then Yamaha had to go and cheapen it by using a matte painted metal for the lyre and pedal box... And are the legs a painted metal as well...? And it appears that the leg caps/tops are plastic...?
Hi, Play a RIFF. Yes, we do export pianos to other countries. If you would like a shipping quotation, simply email us your full postal details to sales@epianos.co.uk - Thank you.
its nice but way too expensive.at this price you can buy a real baby grand.I would pay about half what it costs.The curvature is unnecessary since it has no strings.They could have made it square and cheaper.
⭐ INCLUDED FREE WITH ALL NEW YAMAHA ARIUS & CLP MODELS ⭐
The ePianos Product Handbook™ is an exclusive guide to the Yamaha Arius & CLP range of digital pianos, crafted by our experts who have over 30 years of experience in the industry.
With 40 illustrated pages of instructions & tips and 1 hour of detailed tutorial videos (times are approx), The ePianos Product Handbook™will help you unlock the full potential of your instrument and take your playing to the next level.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is included FREE with new Yamaha Arius & CLP models.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is available to anyone to purchase for £59.
Learn more here: www.epianos.co.uk/the-epianos-handbooks/
This video was exactly what I was searching for. Fully detailed and comprehensive review of the entire piano. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
A work of art - the piano and the video!
On conventional grand pianos the lid 'sticks' are called lid props, although pianists commonly refer to the longer one as 'full stick' and the short one as 'half-stick' (go figure!) The long lid prop should only go into the innermost hole, and the short prop into the outermost hole.
I so appreciate your thoroughness and detail views as well as narration of the spectacular Yamaha CLP-795GP.
Absolutely beautiful piano and video.
This instrument is in my future.
Thanks much!
US based, former film/tv music executive and uni professor, and in my 20's-30's, studio keyboardist. I ordered this CLP-795GP and expect delivery sometime in the next 2 weeks ... looking forward to spending hours each day getting my "chops" back! Thanks for the video!
Hey, Prof. You go ahead and dive back in to playing. You're gonna love this piano. I hope it gives you hours and hours of enjoyment, happiness, and peace.
I ended up purchasing the Yamaha CLP-695 one step down I believe from the CLP-795. The CLP-795 was just too difficult to find where I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. They did not have any when I searched. The piano store in San Francisco happen to have only one Yamaha CLP and it was the CLP-695. I jumped on it of course. Some stores did have other CLP models but without the beautiful spruce wood when you open the lid. Everything is the same except the control panel on the CLP-795 is touch and disappears whereas mine has the buttons and you can always see the panel and mine has 4 total amplifier cones whereas the CLP-795 has 8 amplifier cones. That’s all I can think of there could be more but many similarities you wouldn’t really be able to physically tell much difference. I just LOVE my Yamaha CLP-695!! It’s a beautiful piano and I’ve gotten many compliments on it. Only one thing is when wearing headphones if you don’t turn up the volume you can definitely hear clacking sounds of the keys when playing. You don’t hear them in the headphones but outside noise. I just turn up the volume and it’s fine. You don’t hear clacking sounds when playing without headphones, thank God.
No regrets, just love the look and how it plays. Both CLP-695 and CLP-795 are beauties. I highly recommend.
Brilliant, thanks so much!
Very useful, comprehensive review 💪 of a very interesting piano, watched with pleasure! Thank you and greetings from Poland 🎵🎶👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello, just saw your review and thanks for the 360° Virtual Inspection. It had all the necessary info to help me with my research before I invest in a digital piano. Some feedback, Neil JB has already pointed out about the full/half stick receptacles and in another review I’ve seen the reviewer says two sticks two positions.
One more point worth noting, the symbol next to the word Yamaha is not a Metronome but (3) Tuning Forks crossing to form the Yamaha Symbol that appear on most Yamaha products.
Cheers,and thanks again for the review.
The BEST review. Thank you!
would you do a similarly detailed review on Yamaha N3X? hopefully, make a comparison between N3X and CLP-795GP
Beautiful piano... and then Yamaha had to go and cheapen it by using a matte painted metal for the lyre and pedal box... And are the legs a painted metal as well...? And it appears that the leg caps/tops are plastic...?
I would love to have this piano in polished white? USA
Do you guys export digital pianos to other countries ?
If yes , in which countries?
Hi, Play a RIFF. Yes, we do export pianos to other countries. If you would like a shipping quotation, simply email us your full postal details to sales@epianos.co.uk - Thank you.
What is the reason for the high price of this piano?
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CLP - 795 GP ; TOP ;
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WIRELESS : WI - FI :
( BLUETOOTH ) : FREEDOM ;
ALCANCE ~ DISTANCE : 15 MTS ;
TOP : INTERFACE : HARDWARE ;
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AUDIO - MUSICAL : HOJE -
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TOP - AUDIO - SEM : CABLE ;
WIRELESS - FÁCIL - PRÁTICO ;
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its nice but way too expensive.at this price you can buy a real baby grand.I would pay about half what it costs.The curvature is unnecessary since it has no strings.They could have made it square and cheaper.