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#682424 - 11/26/07 04:43 AM
Yamaha CP 300 advice - classical pianist
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Registered: 11/23/07
Posts: 31
Loc: Johannesburg
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I hope you guys can advise me.
I am currently looking at purchasing a CP300. BAsically I am classically trained pianist and will be practising classical works on the keyboard.
I am looking to get as close to a piano as possible in terms of touch, sound, action, etc.
Is the CP300 suited to replacing my old upright piano to practice / perform / record on? I need a keyboard that will handle most things that my current upright cannot: fast acion for repeated notes the like of Liszt, etc. In other words, a 'grand piano' in the form of a digital.
Any advise, especially from classical pianists, and feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Wes
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#682425 - 12/16/07 03:53 PM
Re: Yamaha CP 300 advice - classical pianist
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Registered: 12/16/07
Posts: 1
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Hi there, I have a cp300 being delivered tomorrow and I'll come back here for my opinion of it.
I know this is splitting hairs here but I do think the language we use is important for managing our expectations. Personally, I am not expecting it to "replace" a good acoustic piano but I am expecting it to be a very good "substitute" for one.
From what you've stated you're wanting though, I have a feeling the cp300 is going to be as good of a choice as you could make without being able to actually try it out first (ideal). I'm working from home tomorrow so I don't miss the delivery again.
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#682426 - 12/17/07 03:17 PM
Re: Yamaha CP 300 advice - classical pianist
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Registered: 12/17/07
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I don't know if this will help you or not, but I have seen the CP300 at both Guitar Center and Sam Ash Music. If you have either nearby, you can give it a try for yourself. You may get a better deal ordering online, though, if you decide to get one.
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#682427 - 12/20/07 06:39 AM
Re: Yamaha CP 300 advice - classical pianist
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Registered: 11/23/07
Posts: 31
Loc: Johannesburg
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I finally received my Yamaha CP300 - took delivery of it almost a week back.
I am still reading the manual to get to grips with all the technology. So far I can say froma classcal perspective that I am highly impressed! WIth the exception being that I had to fork out another R1500 [$250] for the LP3 stand - the x-frame stand is useless and caused the keyboard to wobble badly.
There is SO much to discover on this keyboard; the possibilities are endless.
I will be posting a decent review in time. I am thrilled and have not gone back to my ailing upright since.
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