Yamaha Clavinova Pianos

Since introducing the first digital piano in 1983, Yamaha has remained at the cutting edge of digital piano technology. Today, Yamaha Clavinova stands as the most successful digital piano line in America, having collected more Musical Merchandise Review Magazine (MMR) awards than any other digital piano.

There are many reasons to buy a Clavinova, but here are what we would consider to be the top five:

1. Never needs tuning
2. The piano sound is recorded from a Yamaha concert grand piano, providing the fullest possible piano sound
3. Keys are weighted to the same down-pressure as a Yamaha acoustic piano
4. Pedals operate just like a grand piano
5. Use headphones for private practice

Almost all Yamaha Clavinovas are available in Rosewood, Mahogany, Light Cherry, or Polished Ebony finishes. The CLP line of performance digital pianos are great for beginners, but upper models offer power and realistic piano performance for advanced players. Here are some popular models: Clavinova CLP-220 Clavinova CLP-270

Meet the CLP-240! Clavinova CLP-240 The CLP-240 represents the first time a digital piano has offered USB connectivity in a mid-price digital piano. Through USB, you can record your own playing and save it to a USB memory stick or flash-drive. From there you can take your music to your home computer and, with the help of free software, you can view, edit, and print your own sheet music! Visit Artist Pianos today for a full demonstration.

The CVP line of full ensemble digital pianos offer education functions, advanced recording, karaoke, and much more. Some popular models are:

Clavinova CVP-403

Clavinova CVP-405

Clavinova CVP-407