Yamaha Music has unveiled the CP4 and CP40 STAGE Pianos, which they describe as two exceptional new instruments set to build on the impressive reputation of the company's flagship CP1 model.  Here's the details in their own words:

The legendary CP series rose to fame in the 1970s and 80s when the        
pioneering CP70 and CP80 revolutionized the way professional keyboardists 
thought about stage pianos. The CP1 revitalized the range in 2010 and now 
these two new models incorporate many of its innovations – but in a more  
budget-friendly package, making the new CPs more accessible to            
semi-professional musicians and the educational, institutional and budget 
studio sectors.                                                           

Both new CP models feature Yamaha's expertise to reproduce the sounds and 
dynamics of acoustic and vintage instruments with exceptional accuracy and
detail. This sound set is headed up by the outstanding 'Yamaha Premium    
Sound Collection', comprising Yamaha's CFX flagship concert grand piano,  
the CFIIIS concert grand piano, the S6 handcrafted piano, DX7, CP80, and a
wide and highly useable range of well-known vintage electric piano sounds.                                                                   

The phenomenal CP4 STAGE sound set features 433 Voices, including many of 
the AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) samples made famous by much more expensive 
Yamaha digital and Hybrid pianos. All the sounds have been meticulously   
selected by Yamaha product specialists and artist partners to provide     
enormous creative options for any live or studio setting. This huge array 
of sounds are played from an 88-note wooden graded hammer keyboard with   
synthetic ivory keytops which replicates the feel of a concert grand with 
amazing accuracy.                                                         

The CP40 STAGE offers a slightly more modest sound library, but its 297   
Voices include a sound set with a range of Yamaha premium piano (including
the Yamaha CFIIIS grand piano) and vintage sounds – more than sufficient  
for most players. Plus, there are many of the key features available on   
the CP4 STAGE, including the full 88-note graded hammer keyboard and      
128-note polyphony!                                                                                    

Both new CPs can act as sophisticated and comprehensive master keyboards  
to control external MIDI devices, and offer a 4-keyboard zoning           
capability. Additionally, they have extensive audio recording and playback
functionality, complemented by intuitive split and dual keyboard modes.             

Both models feature stylish, slimline designs resulting in an astounding  
low weight of about only 17 kg. With a user interface designed to offer key
features at top level, and with ease-of-use being the key objective,
both the CP4 and CP40 STAGE will prove highly attractive to serious
gigging and recording players on a budget.                                                                

Connectivity on both models is extensive and should satisfy the most      
demanding of stage and studio requirements. Options include audio inputs,
XLR-balanced outputs, MIDI and USB to-host and to-device.  

Pricing and Availability:

CP4: £2035.
CP40: £1526.

More information:

• uk.yamaha.com

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